Texarkana RV Park

Texarkana RV Park is situated in a town with the same name, Texarkana, TX. This smaller town is located in the far northeastern part of Texas, a mere five miles from the border with Arkansas to the east and around 40 miles from Louisiana to the southeast. The nearest larger towns are Shreveport, LA at around 70 miles to the southeast, and the Dallas and Fort Worth, TX metro area, at almost 200 miles to the west.Texarkana RV Park is located on the southwest side of town, just off one of the main local routes, so it shouldn't be hard to find. It offers pull-through sites, some hookups, and both short and lengthy stays are welcome here. The RV park also provides bathrooms, showers, pool access, cable, a small pond for fishing, and wading, and it allows pets.With a stay at this family-friendly campground in northeastern Texas, you should have no trouble finding any services you may be in need of. There are a number of gas stations and grocery stores spread throughout the town. You should have no trouble refilling the supplies you may need at any of these locales. If you're hungry, there are a number of restaurants that dot the area, as well. Camping with an RV in this part of the country makes it easy to explore all the local attractions.

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The Great Outdoors

Motorhome camping at the Texarkana RV Park will allow you to engage in a wide range of outdoor activities. There are a number of parks available locally. They range from city parks in the downtown area to state and county parks that cover hundreds of acres. They offer walking paths, hiking trails, and several provide water access to local lakes and waterways. These make for great ways to explore this forested portion of the state.The Phillip McDougal Trail is a paved path that is perfect for walking and biking. It wanders, for a couple of miles, through the local Spring Lake Park. Much of the route is shaded by the park's trees, so it makes for a peaceful escape from the hot, Texas sun. As it is within the boundaries of the park, it offers easy access to all the fun activities available at that locale, including game courts, playground equipment for the kids, and exercise stations.The Wright Atman Lake is located just to the southwest of town. It was created when a dam was built on the nearby river. Boating and fishing are popular activities to enjoy on this large body of water. There are also swimming spots, places to enjoy a picnic lunch, and several parks found along its shores. The lake also offers numerous fingers and coves that are perfect places to explore by paddle boat.

Exploring the Area

Book an RV in Bowie County, and you will find there are all sorts of interesting activities available nearby. The Draughon-Moore Ace of Clubs House is a Victorian-style home that was built in the 1880s that is open for tours. The home features artifacts from that time in history. It got its name as it was built to resemble the club suit in a deck of cards. Legend has it that the funds used to build the house were won via a poker game where the Ace of Clubs played an important role. RV camping at this campground makes for a great base camp to explore all around the local region.There are a number of museums in Texarkana. At the Discovery Place Children's Museum, both children (and those who are young at heart) can enjoy the hands-on exhibits and experiments that are available to try. The history of the local area and the people who helped to make it what it is today are showcased throughout the Texarkana Museums System, including the Museum of Regional History. The former presidential candidate Ross Perot was originally from this area. The Perot Leadership Museum features details of his family and life.As the city spans the border between two states, there is a Texarkana, AR as well. One fun activity that can be enjoyed here is the Haunted Texarkana Ghost Walk. This is a guided, walking tour of the downtown area's ghostly past. It is offered at night to increase its spooky appeal. The history of many of the buildings is explained, as well.When you've been looking for a great place to vacation, where they are many fun things to do, consider a campsite at the Texarkana RV Park. Go for a walk through a local park, take a boat out on a nearby lake, or learn about the area's history on a ghostly, night tour. Check out a campervan rental near here and enjoy exploring this corner of The Lone Star State!

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Once an Owner approves your RV reservation, you can coordinate a time to pick up your rig or have it delivered to your doorstep or campsite. At that point, the owner will do a key exchange with you and walk you through the RV and answer any questions you might have.