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Named after the scenic view that overlooks the valley of Spring Creek, Valley View, Texas began as a small settlement in the 1870s started by the Lee family. Cotton, wheat, and livestock cultivated and raised in the area moved the economy forward. When the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway came to town in the 1880s, commerce grew, and the population continued to rise until it declined in the 1990s.

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Discover the Texas Heartland’s Flora and Fauna

Three ecoregions converge at the Ray Roberts Lake State Park; expect to walk through dense groves of oaks, a vast prairie of lovegrass, and wildflowers in bloom, and under willows and sycamores growing along streams. Wet a hook, and you'll likely land largemouth and white bass, or you can scope out the wetlands for raccoons mining the mud in search of food. Look skywards, and you might observe bald eagles visiting in the winter, and some 200 other species of resident and migratory birds that seek food or shelter in the park. For more vigorous pursuits, take advantage of the park's multi-use trail where you can hike, bike, or ride a horse.

Where to Park Your RV

There are a couple of places where you can park your travel trailer rental in Valley View. The Lone Oak RV Park is worth looking into with its full hookup sites, showers and restrooms, and laundry facilities. It's situated on the northern shore of Lake Ray Roberts so you might want to bring a rod and reel to land crappie, bass, and catfish.

A Hearty Welcome to Where “Texas Hospitality Begins”

Valley View is not a place you would associate with vineyards, but you'd be surprised at what the local grape growers offer. Seek out a local boutique winery offering sweet reds and dry whites. Pair a glass with a savory platter of cheese and crackers to round out your food and wine pairing experience.

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Recent RV rental reviews in Valley View

Kimberly S.

January, 2026

Friendly, low key and helpful.
They provided Everything we needed. A very stress free experience.
Angela B.

January, 2026

Loria and Dani were fantastic hosts and make the process super easy. Their camper was extremely clean and included everything one would need for a great holiday - from good towels to games, and easy to navigate labeled containers with RV items like electrical cords and such. They both served in the military and you could tell through the organization and great communication. Highly recommend for family of 4. Camper was easy to drive.
Stuart M.

January, 2026

Upscale 5th wheel. Host was great. Will rent again!!

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