Whispering Oaks RV Park

The Great Outdoors

There’s a lot to do outside when you go RV camping at Whispering Oaks RV Park. The nearby town of Columbus is a popular access point for the Colorado River, where you can go kayaking or canoeing. The Columbus Paddling Trail is a great way to see the incredible wildlife in the area and can be completed in an afternoon. Several different fish species live in the water here; anglers can cast a line to catch bluegill, catfish, sunfish, bass, and more.Book an RV in Colorado County, and head to the Fayette County Reservoir, another popular destination for fishing in the area. The largemouth bass is the most predominant fish species here, but you might also find catfish and redear sunfish. Two parks are on the shores of the reservoir, and they both have boat ramps and fishing piers. Picnic areas are near the reservoir where you can enjoy a snack in the sunshine.Another fascinating outdoor destination worth visiting in this area is the Monument Hill State Historic Site. This monument marks the burial site of victims of the Dawson Massacre, which occurred in 1842. Later in the 19th century, a resident purchased the land and used it to build one of the first commercial breweries. You can now tour the owner's home as well as the brewery, both of which are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Exploring The Area

Whispering Oaks RV Park is just outside the small town of Columbus, Texas. The city has all of the essentials you might need while traveling with an RV in South Texas, including gas stations, grocery stores, banks, and pharmacies. Small restaurants and cafes are around the town, too. There are some fun things to do in the surrounding area. While camping in Columbus, TX, check the local event calendars - antique shows, seasonal festivals, and musical performances are common occurrences here.Houston is within easy day-tripping distance when you're camping at Whispering Oaks RV Park. Houston is one of the biggest cities in the United States and has something for everyone to enjoy. The city is known for its museum district, which is home to The Museum of Fine Arts Houston and the Houston Museum of Natural Science. It is also known as the home of the US space program, and you can tour the Space Center Houston while you're here. The city is known for its excellent barbecue and southern seafood dishes, and you’ll also find excellent Asian food in the Chinatown neighborhood. For beautiful views of the city, head slightly outside of the downtown area and sit on the shores of the Buffalo Bayou.Camping near I-10 also makes it easy to explore Austin and San Antonio, two other exciting cities in Texas. Austin is known for its vibrant live music scene and quirky culture. You’ll find food trucks and breweries everywhere, and the city has a diverse nightlife scene. The Congress Avenue bridge is also known for its bat colony, and just outside of the city, you can go swimming and boating in the Colorado River at the Zilker Nature Preserve.San Antonio is home to the historic Alamo Mission and is also a popular theme park destination. The city is also known for its scenic downtown River Walk. Stroll along the San Antonio River, catch a performance at The Majestic Theatre, and experience an authentic Mexican market at the Historic Market Square. San Antonio also offers some fun family-friendly attractions, including The DoSeum with lots of interactive exhibits, and the LEGOLAND Discovery Center, with building areas, rides, and entertainment galore.