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Gainesville, Texas is a small town, located along the far north edge of this very large state. The town is situated along I-35, less than 10 miles from the Oklahoma state line. The nearest large metro area is the Dallas and Fort Worth metroplex, around 65 miles to the south, while Oklahoma City, Oklahoma is less than 150 miles to the north. Several nearby lakes and natural areas provide ample recreational opportunities.

Breweries, museums, and specialty shops, including antiques, are available locally, as well as numerous, locally-owned restaurants. Besides these, historical sites, theaters, and a zoo are offered, for your enjoyment. Parks are also available that provide walking paths, picnicking and fishing.

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THE GREAT OUTDOORS

When you book an RV in Gainesville, you will have access to several unique recreational areas, including Ray Roberts Lake State Park. The park is located less than 20 miles to the south, in Pilot Point. Activities available at the park include camping, hiking, biking, horseback riding, fishing, and, of course, various water sports. The park offers two separate marinas that provide access to the water, as well as an educational, interpretive center. Please call for current hours for the center.

Lavender Ridge Farms is also located in Gainesville. This locale is a working lavender farm that offers various products to sell, all made from the flower. Various vendor booths are available for purchasing products. Paths through several flower displays are also available to enjoy. The site also features a gift shop and cafe.

The Medal of Honor Park is also located in town. It pays tribute to those who earned the Medal of Honor from the time of the Civil War through the Vietnam Era. Gainesville is known as the "Medal of Honor City," and holds a special, weekend-long tribute each year at the site, for Medal of Honor recipients who are still living.

RV PARKS

When you rent a motorhome in Gainesville, TX, you will need somewhere to take it for the night. As this area is situated around several large cities, it caters to those from out-of-town.

The Sanger/Denton North RV Park is located less than 20 miles to the south, in Sanger, TX. The site is situated just off I-35, so it should be easy to locate. The park is open year-round and is pet-friendly, it even has a dog park! Full-hookups for your RV, WiFi, firewood and a seasonal pool are also provided. Please call for information regarding long-term stays.

Wagon Master RV Park is also located in Sanger. This site is unique as it is also on the grounds of a working Alpaca farm! The animals are even available for petting and feeding. Full-hookup RV sites and WiFi are provided. Both short and long-term stays are available, please call regarding winter season reservations.

Lonestar Refuge RV Park is a short drive of around 15 miles to the south of Gainesville, in Valley View. Full-hookup sites, internet, and a community garden, are available, as well as a stocked pond. Most reservations at this site are long-term, but the camp can accommodate short-term stays as well, please call for more information. Being located near the interstate, RV rental near Gainesville is common, so amenities should be easy to locate.

EXPLORING THE CITY

There’s a multitude of attractions near Gainesville that provide fun for people of all ages. The Frank Buck Zoo is one of these. Various critters are featured, many that are not native to North America. Some animals are available to feed, and there is a special, giraffe feeding event held each morning. An aquatic center and train ride are available during the warmer months. Some private tours are also offered, please call for more information. Your Gainesville luxury RV rental will provide access to all the local area has to offer.

Leonard Park is also located in the city, near the Frank Buck Zoo. One of the park's draws is that it features large shade trees that offer an escape from the hot, Texas sun. A pool is available in the summer months, and the park even showcases a train that children can ride! Extend your stay and bring a picnic lunch as facilities are available.

Morton Museum of Cooke County is also found here, in the historic firehouse in town. The site features the history and culture of the local area. Exhibits vary throughout the year and season; please call for information on what is currently offered. The museum also offers maps of a walking tour of the of historical homes around town.

If it’s a quiet, small Texas town atmosphere that offers easy access to lots of activities and larger cities that you're seeking, consider a camper rental in Gainesville. Enjoy the local restaurants, visit a nearby park and catch a fish. Rent an RV in Gainesville, TX and explore the beauty of The Lonestar state!

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