Wolf Creek Park

If water sports are your thing, then the location of this RV camping area will suit you perfectly. The marina is right on your doorstep and can rent kayaks, canoes, paddleboards, and a paddleboat to get you on the water and exploring. The store has bait and tackle supplies for fishing, plus they can rent you equipment if you didn't bring your own. A wide range of fish species can be found in the lake, including various types of bass, catfish, crappie, and sunfish. No license is required when fishing from the bank or pier within a state park. On the southeastern shore of the lake is Lake Livingston State Park. This small park has a range of outdoor activities, from fishing on Lake Livingstone to swimming, hiking, and boating. Hiking is a great way to get away from the rental RV for a while and enjoy some good free exercise. At the same time, you can do some birdwatching, try your hand at geocaching, or simply enjoy the views. The Bakba Trail is a 2-mile loop that takes you along quiet woodland paths. Be sure to listen out for the many different birds along the way, particularly the woodpeckers. Combine the Bakba Trail with the Trinity Trace Trail, a 1.8-mile out and back route that mostly follows the edge of the lake, and within a few hours, you'll visit a large part of the state park. If you fancy taking to the water, canoe and kayak rentals are available to rent from the park store, plus other boats can be rented from local companies. To the west of Lake Livingston is the massive Sam Houston National Forest, one of four in Texas and covering a total of 163,000 acres. The forest is a very popular area for hiking, with the 128-mile Lone Star Hiking Trail connecting the various areas of the park. Also, there are other 85-miles of multi-use trails, suitable for hiking, biking, horseback riding, and off-highway vehicles (OHV's). On the western edge of the forest is Lake Conroe, perfect for fishing, swimming, and water sports. The southern end of Lake Conroe is wide-open water, great for sailboats.