Beaumont, Texas, Camping

So close you can smell the ocean on a windy day, Beaumont has a rich oil-drilling history, but offers much more. From the forest to the ocean to space, Beaumont is close to everything. The city has an abundance of shopping, dining, arts and cultural experiences for every visitor. Only 17 miles north of Port Arthur, Beaumont is 87 miles east of Houston and 36 miles south of Big Thicket National Preserve.
  1. Camping

    • East Lucas RV Park on East Lucas Drive has space for RVs and tents, with 65 full hookup sites and 15 tent sites with no hookups. The park has several bird houses and feeders placed around the park to attract colorful birds for watching.

      Gulf Coast RV Resort on Brooks Road does not allow tents, but has 125 RV and trailer sites with electricity, water, Wi-Fi, cable TV, gift shop and convenience store.

      If you are traveling with Fido, Lucas Gusher RV Park has a dog park. The campground has 57 RV spaces, full hookups, laundry, Wi-Fi, group rates and a walking trial.

    Features

    • The Gulf of Mexico offers an abundance of outdoor activities, from beach volleyball to deep sea game fishing. Among the city's 19 museums is Spindletop Gladys City Boomtown Museum, home of the world's only working replica of an oil well. Big Thicket National Preserve offers 100,000 acres of trails, birding and wildlife observation.

    Climate

    • While hurricanes and tropical storms do visit the Gulf of Mexico, Beaumont's inland location is an asset. Temperatures are mild in winter and hot and humid in summer. June is often the rainiest month as well as the hottest. Tent campers may find spring and fall the most pleasant and driest seasons for camping.

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