White's RV Park

The Great Outdoors

To get a snapshot of the surrounding landscapes, head to Abilene State Park. Just a short drive from the RV park, you will have a wealth of recreational options to enjoy. You can head out on the nature trails winding through the park. Or, you can enjoy the meandering waters of Elm Creek and cast your line to see what you might catch. Play a friendly game of basketball, horseshoes, or volleyball with your travel companions. No matter what outdoor recreational activity you are hoping to enjoy, there is never a dull moment at Abilene State Park.Check out some of those famed Texas lakes and head to Lake Brownwood State Park. On the shores of Lake Brownwood, this state park attracts visitors from across Texas to indulge in its many recreational opportunities. The 7,000-acre lake welcomes boaters, jet skiers, and anglers. If you’d rather stay on dry land, you can head out on the network of trails, play a game of volleyball, or even engage in the worldwide scavenger hunt of geocaching. Slather on some sunscreen and spend a day on the lakeshore.Nestled into the Brazos River Valley, a great day trip from the RV campground is Possum Kingdom State Park near Breckenridge. Known for having some of the bluest, clearest water in all of inland Texas, Possum Kingdom is a unique state park in every sense. Grab your SCUBA equipment or a snorkel, and explore the lakebed to see what you might find. Or instead, rent a canoe or kayak from the marina to explore the 300 miles of shoreline. Those who would rather stay on dry land can explore the multiple nature trails and learn more about this unique landscape. Who knows, you might even see a possum.

Explore the Area

Animal lovers should plan a visit to the Abilene Zoological Park. Showcasing a mix of local and exotic animals, you can stroll around the zoo and see bobcats, river otters, lions, giraffes, and so much more. The park also hosts a variety of events, so check before you visit and see if your travel dates line up with a night hike or a festival.Fans of the American West should plan to spend some time at the Frontier Texas! museum. This massive history museum showcases exhibits about the original indigenous populations, early settlements, cowboys and the ranching industry, and so much more. Swing by the museum shop for not only Texas memorabilia, but local hot sauces, barbecue sauces, and other tasty treats.Art lovers can easily spend the day at The Grace Museum in downtown Abilene. With a constant cycle of temporary exhibits, no two visits to The Grace Museum will be the same. The museum focuses on American artists, and more specifically, on artists hailing from Texas. To get a true sense of the artistic culture of the Lone Star State throughout its history, wander the halls of The Grace Museum, and you might even get inspired.When it comes time to refuel and restock your Abilene RV rental, it should be easy to find gas stations and grocery stores near White's RV Park. A few are within a couple of miles of the park. Head into Abilene, and you'll have a wider variety to choose from, in addition to an excellent restaurant scene.In Texas, barbecue reigns. Each state has its own spin on this classic cooking style, and Texas prides itself on slow-smoked, dry-rubbed beef. So get yourself a brisket sandwich, a couple of Southern sides like macaroni and cheese or fried okra, and savor the beloved Texas flavors.