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First-come campground at Amistad; NPS distinguishes individual sites from separately reservable group facilities.
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West Texas
Abilene State Park
3 full-hookup sites plus electric loops; group trailer area has a 40-foot maximum vehicle length.
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East Texas
Atlanta State Park
Knights Bluff offers 8 pull-through 50-amp and 6 back-in 30-amp full-hookup sites.
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West Texas
Balmorhea State Park
18 back-in electric sites and 15 pull-through sites; pull-throughs have 20/30/50-amp service, but back-in sites are limited to 30 amp.
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Central Texas
Bastrop State Park
Pine woodland scenery with varied campsite and cabin options.
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South Texas
Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park
Five primitive tent-only campsites, requiring a three-quarter-mile walk from the parking lot; not an RV camping park.
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West Texas
Big Bend Ranch State Park
Primitive drive-in campsites in the Interior and River districts plus remote hike-in backcountry camping under separate permit requirements.
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Gulf Coast
Bird Island Basin Campground
First-come campground beside the Laguna Madre's calm waters, with no RV electrical or water hookups.
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Hill Country
Blanco State Park
A compact Hill Country park centered on the Blanco River.
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West Texas
Blue Creek Camping Area
Six primitive campsites in the Blue Creek area with no drinking water or flush toilets; off-road vehicle access requires permits in designated areas.
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West Texas
Blue West Camping Area
Nineteen campsites with picnic areas and lake views, but no drinking water or flush toilets.
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North Texas
Bonham State Park
2 back-in full-hookup sites (30/50 amp); additional electric and tent-only areas.
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Gulf Coast
Brazos Bend State Park
40 premium electric sites in Burr Oak with 50-amp service, 33 electric sites in Red Buckeye with 30-amp, plus primitive walk-in sites.
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Central Texas
Buescher State Park
Wooded trails and multiple overnight stay types east of Austin.
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West Texas
Bugbee Camping Area
Small primitive shoreline camping area with three sites and soft ground after rain; no drinking water or flush toilets.
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East Texas
Caddo Lake State Park
8 full-hookup 50-amp sites in Woodpecker Hollow (no tents there), with other electric and water-site choices.
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West Texas
Caprock Canyons State Park & Trailway
10 electric 50-amp and 25 electric 30-amp sites at Honey Flat, plus walk-in/hike-in primitive camping.
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West Texas
Cedar Canyon Camping Area
Small shoreline camping area near a shallow boat ramp; ground can become soft after rain and individual designated campsites are limited.
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North Texas
Cedar Hill State Park
Joe Pool Lake camping with full-hookup options, electric campsites and hike-in primitive sites.
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West Texas
Chimney Hollow Camping Area
Remote primitive campground with three campsites, vault-type facilities and no drinking water.
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West Texas
Chisos Basin Campground
Mountain-basin campground where winding access roads make large RVs and trailers inadvisable; NPS warns against RVs over 24 feet and trailers over 20 feet.
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South Texas
Choke Canyon State Park
40 electric sites with 50-amp power plus nine walk-in water campsites reserved for tent camping.
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North Texas
Cleburne State Park
15 full-hookup 20/30/50-amp sites in Poplar Point and 12 full-hookup 20/30-amp sites at North Creek.
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Hill Country
Colorado Bend State Park
15 primitive drive-up campsites with self-contained RVs up to 20 feet permitted, no hookups and no RV sewage disposal; plus walk-in river tent sites.
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North Texas
Cooper State Park
Doctors Creek and South Sulphur units offer different 30-amp and 50-amp electrical loops; some tent-only units exclude RVs.
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West Texas
Copper Breaks State Park
24 electric campsites with 30/50-amp hookups in Comanche, plus water-only, equestrian and hike-in primitive camping.
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West Texas
Cottonwood Campground
Shady Rio Grande campground closed for summer May through October, without a dump station and with no generators allowed.
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East Texas
Daingerfield State Park
10 pull-through and 30 back-in full-hookup sites; water-only tent sites in Cedar Ridge.
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West Texas
Davis Mountains State Park
High-desert mountain camping with full hookups, electric campsites and hike-in primitive sites.
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West Texas
Devils River State Natural Area
Primitive campsites with reservations required, 4 p.m. check-in cutoff and self-contained small RVs no longer than 16 feet in selected drive-up sites.
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North Texas
Dinosaur Valley State Park
36 electric campsites, where the published maximum trailer length is 35 feet; separate primitive walk-in and hike-in areas.
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West Texas
Dog Canyon Campground
Remote northern campground with nine tent sites and four RV spaces; RV maximum length 23 feet and no hookups or dump station.
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North Texas
Eisenhower State Park
Lake Texoma area camping with full-hookup and electric campsites.
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Hill Country
Enchanted Rock State Natural Area
35 walk-in tent sites with water nearby and 20 rugged primitive hike-in sites; RV camping is not offered in these categories.
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South Texas
Falcon State Park
Reservoir-area camping with pull-through full-hookup and electric campsites.
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East Texas
Fort Boggy State Park
Five primitive hike-in campsites with no water or electricity; walk distance up to one mile.
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Central Texas
Fort Parker State Park
24 water-and-electric 30-amp campsites, including four pull-through sites, and a separate tent-only electric site.
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North Texas
Fort Richardson State Park
Four full-hookup sites in the West loop, other electric sites, and a North Park area with a single-axle trailer restriction.
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West Texas
Frijole Horse Corral Campground
Group horse-camping area with corrals, tent pads and parking near Frijole Ranch; intended for horse users rather than general RV camping.
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West Texas
Fritch Fortress Campground
Overlook campground with ten sites, pull-through access, summer showers and no hookups. A dump station is nearby.
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Gulf Coast
Galveston Island State Park
Beachside and bayside electric options; bayside sites can have non-peak weekly and monthly pricing.
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Hill Country
Garner State Park
12 pull-through full-hookup sites in New Garner plus multiple 30- and 50-amp water-and-electric camping areas.
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South Texas
Goliad State Park & Historic Site
20 pull-through full-hookup campsites in Karankawa near the mission, with 20/30/50-amp service and separate tent camping.
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Gulf Coast
Goose Island State Park
40 bayfront electric sites and 53 wooded electric sites; a small set of full-hookup sites is not reservable in advance.
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Hill Country
Government Canyon State Natural Area
23 walk-in tent campsites about 20–60 yards from Parking Lot D; no RV sites listed.
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South Texas
Governors Landing Campground
First-come campground with shared water spigots and vault toilets; RVs up to 28 feet, no campsite hookups.
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Hill Country
Guadalupe River State Park
Riverside recreation and developed campsites among Hill Country trees.
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West Texas
Harbor Bay Camping Area
Nine lakeside camping sites near hiking trails; no drinking water or flush toilets, and unpaved access needs caution.
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West Texas
Hueco Tanks State Park & Historic Site
16 50-amp electric campsites and four water campsites; reservations are made by phone and consecutive nights are limited.
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East Texas
Huntsville State Park
23 full-hookup pull-through RV sites and 77 electric sites; Friday/Saturday overnight bookings carry a two-night minimum.
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Hill Country
Inks Lake State Park
Lakeside camping, fishing and paddling in the Highland Lakes area.
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Hill Country
Kickapoo Cavern State Park
Five full-hookup campsites, but vehicles longer than 36 feet cannot fit; smaller water-only tent and camper sites are separate.
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West Texas
Lake Arrowhead State Park
48 electric water-hookup sites with 50-amp service, plus water campsites and a small primitive walk-in area.
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East Texas
Lake Bob Sandlin State Park
75 electric campsites including nine by the lake; 16 primitive hike-in campsites away from the lake.
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Central Texas
Lake Brownwood State Park
Lake-area camping with full-hookup sites and electric campsite loops.
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South Texas
Lake Casa Blanca International State Park
A Laredo lakeside state park with full-hookup and electric camping areas.
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West Texas
Lake Colorado City State Park
Nine pull-through electric campsites plus 69 additional electric sites and 34 water-only sites.
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South Texas
Lake Corpus Christi State Park
Lakeside camping with full-hookup RV sites, electric sites and water-only campsites.
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East Texas
Lake Livingston State Park
Multiple full-hookup loops including Piney Shores, Red Oak, Yaupon and Pin Oak; weekend two-night booking rules apply.
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North Texas
Lake Mineral Wells State Park & Trailway
47 electric 50-amp sites and 30 electric 30-amp sites, plus water and primitive hiking options; equestrian sites restrict trailer lengths.
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Central Texas
Lake Somerville State Park & Trailway
Birch Creek and Nails Creek units with electric campsites, equestrian camping and hike-in trailway camping.
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North Texas
Lake Tawakoni State Park
16 full-hookup sites in the Spring Point loop and additional electric loops; seasonal monthly rates published.
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North Texas
Lake Whitney State Park
Camping near Lake Whitney with full hookups and electric camping loops.
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Central Texas
Lockhart State Park
A quieter state park option with developed campsites near Lockhart.
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Hill Country
Lost Maples State Natural Area
30 electric 30-amp campsites and 30 hike-in primitive campsites; cell service is unavailable in the park.
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Gulf Coast
Malaquite Campground
Developed campground near the gulf and a short walk to the beach; first-come only and no water or electric hookups.
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East Texas
Martin Creek Lake State Park
Bee Tree and Broken Bowl electric campsite loops, with some 30- and 50-amp choices and six primitive island campsites reached on foot.
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East Texas
Martin Dies, Jr. State Park
50-amp and 30-amp electric campground areas with water hookup, including Hen House and Walnut Ridge.
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Central Texas
McKinney Falls State Park
An Austin-area escape with Onion Creek, wooded trails and electric campsites.
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Central Texas
Meridian State Park
8 pull-through full-hookup sites in Crosstimbers; nearby electric sites have a 19-foot maximum RV length.
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East Texas
Mission Tejas State Park
12 developed electric campsites, three tent-only electric campsites and five primitive sites reached by a half-mile to mile hike.
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West Texas
Monahans Sandhills State Park
25 electric campsites with water hookup, picnic tables, fire rings and nearby restrooms with showers.
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Central Texas
Mother Neff State Park
20 full-hookup campsites in a newer loop with 30/50-amp service and restroom facilities.
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Gulf Coast
Mustang Island State Park
48 electric campsites about 400 yards from the beach; 50 primitive drive-up beach camping spaces may close with weather.
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Gulf Coast
North Beach Camping Area
Primitive beach camping area with no campground hookups and no reservation system; conditions can close beach camping.
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Central Texas
Palmetto State Park
17 RV-focused electric campsites with 30/50-amp service and published maximum vehicle length of 65 feet.
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West Texas
Palo Duro Canyon State Park
Juniper, Mesquite/Sagebrush and Hackberry electric campground areas; some sites accommodate RVs up to 60 feet.
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North Texas
Palo Pinto Mountains State Park
23 electric sites in Warbler Ridge with 20/30/50-amp power; 12 walk-in water sites and 13 primitive two-mile hike-in sites.
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Hill Country
Pedernales Falls State Park
Hill Country landscapes, rocky river scenery and developed and primitive camping.
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West Texas
Pine Springs Campground
20 walk-in tent sites and 13 marked RV parking sites; no hookups, dump station or campground showers, and RVs 55 feet or longer are prohibited.
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West Texas
Plum Creek Camping Area
Eight campsites near trails and equestrian facilities, with shade but no drinking water or flush toilets.
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North Texas
Possum Kingdom State Park
Electric camping in Spanish Oaks and Shady Grove; Shady Grove limits RVs to 25 feet or less and often closes in winter.
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North Texas
Purtis Creek State Park
56 electric water-hookup sites plus 13 hike-in primitive sites where the walk is at least 0.65 miles.
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North Texas
Ray Roberts Lake State Park
Electric camping in Isle du Bois and Johnson Branch units with 30- and 50-amp options and primitive walk-in loops.
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West Texas
Rio Grande Village Campground
Developed campground near the Rio Grande on the east side of Big Bend; reservations are required and it is not the concessioner's full-hookup RV park.
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West Texas
Rio Grande Village RV Park
Concessioner-operated full-hookup RV park with 25 sites and a published maximum RV length of 38 feet.
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West Texas
Rosita Flats Camping Area
Twenty-six primitive campsites near the Canadian River, with no drinking water or flush toilets.
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South Texas
Rough Canyon Campground
First-come designated Amistad campground with picnic shelter, vault toilets and no hookups or shared running water.
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West Texas
San Angelo State Park
Red Arroyo has 40 electric campsites with 30/50-amp service; other loops include equestrian, primitive, and group campsite options.
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South Texas
San Pedro Campground
First-come campground without hookups, identified by NPS as better suited to larger RVs than Governors Landing.
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West Texas
Sanford-Yake Campground
51-site campground with ten reservable RV sites providing water and 20/30/50-amp power; the other sites are first-come and free.
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Gulf Coast
Sea Rim State Park
15 electric sites by the Piping Plover loop and 75 primitive drive-up beach campsites that are first-come, weather-dependent.
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West Texas
Seminole Canyon State Park & Historic Site
23 electric 50-amp sites in Desert Vista, plus eight water sites and 15 primitive drive-up campsites without utilities.
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Gulf Coast
South Beach Camping Area
Primitive gulf beach camping without electric or water hookups; access and camping can change with weather and tides.
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Hill Country
South Llano River State Park
56 electric campsites with 30-amp hookup, plus walk-in water sites and hike-in primitive sites.
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South Texas
Spur 406 Campground
First-come designated campground at Amistad with vault toilets, fire grills and no campsite hookups.
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Gulf Coast
Stephen F. Austin State Park
38 pull-through full-hookup sites for RVs/pop-ups; separate water-only tent and primitive walk-in campgrounds.
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East Texas
Tyler State Park
18 Lakeview full-hookup campsites where tents are allowed and 39 Big Pine full-hookup RV-only campsites.
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East Texas
Village Creek State Park
25 electric campsites with water hookups and 15 primitive hike-in sites in the Creekside area.
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Gulf Coast
Yarborough Pass Camping Area
Remote primitive camping zone at Padre Island; no hookups and entrance rules and tides should be checked before travel.
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