Riverside Park, located on the shores of the Colorado River, includes 40 full-service family and RV campsites with barbecues and covered picnic areas. In addition, the park features restrooms, laundry facilities, boat ramp, showers, a playground area, electricity and water access. Families camping at this park can enjoy hiking or jogging along the trails or fishing in the river. For golfers, the Rio Colorado Golf Course is next door.
Riverside Park
Farm-To-Market 2668
Bay City, TX 77414
979-245-0340
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Stoneridge RV Park, nestled within a majestic oak tree forest, covers 7.6 acres of land and provides RV campers with 56 full hookup spaces on concrete pads with 20-, 30-, and 50-amp services. This pet-friendly park includes free Wi-Fi, satellite television, showers, restrooms, swimming pool, hot tub, laundry room and lodge with a recreation pavilion and fire place. Visitors interested in reeling in a big fish can visit the fishing pond and try their luck.
Stoneridge RV Park
15804 State Highway 35 North
Sweeny, TX 77480
979-245-1200
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Spanning 575 acres, Lake Texana State Park serves as an area of interest to local residents and tourists who enjoy the great outdoors. Tent campsites at the lake offer water and electricity hookups in addition to restrooms with showers. Campers take pleasure water recreational activities such as boating, water skiing, jet skiing, fishing, sailing and canoeing. Facilities such as the lighted fishing piers, fishing jetty, fish-cleaning stations and double boat ramp make water recreation activities very accessible and appealing. After spending numerous hours on the lake, visitors can go picnicking at one of the many shaded areas that include tables and barbeque grills, or hike the nearby nature trails, which cover 1.5 miles.
Lake Texana State Park
46 Park Road 1
Edna, TX 77957
361-782-5718
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Featuring hiking and biking trails that cover 40 acres of the Elm and Hale Lakes, campers staying at Brazos Bend State Park can enjoy the wooded landscapes and alligator viewings. The park offers tent campsites with electricity and water, restrooms with showers, screened shelters, a dining hall, kitchen facilities, barbecue pit and equestrian campsites for individuals who plan on riding the trails. In addition, the Creekfield Lake Nature Trail provides an interpretive half-mile loop of amazing wetland areas. However there are other activities also available for those who want to explore the water. Anglers can choose fishing spots from six lakes, three with piers from which fishermen can cast their lines. The Nature Center, as well as the George Observatory, presents nature exhibits and programs that enhances the outdoor experience.
Brazos Bend State Park
21901 FM 762
Needville TX 77461
979-553-5102
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