The Woodlands RV Park

Go fishing on Lake Conroe.

With over twenty miles of length, Lake Conroe offers some of the best hybrid bass fishing in the state, along with other fish to keep you busy on the lake. 

With dozens of marinas around the lake, you won’t have any trouble finding the best spots to throw a hook.

Rent a boat for the day.

Sticking to the lake theme, you don’t have to bring your own boat to enjoy Conroe’s lake. 

Several boat and wave runner rental businesses are found on the lake, so you can have fun on the water without towing your own into town. 

Visit Jimmy Buffet’s Margaritaville Resort.

Touted as the “perfect blend of lake latitude and island attitude,” this new resort boasts lakeside restaurants, along with hundreds of suits and cottages that will make any parrot head of the tropics feel right at home. 

Whether playing a round of golf or relaxing by the water, this resort has special offers and prices for native Texans. 

Visit one of Conroe’s city parks.

Conroe loves parks, and with over 26 of them to choose from, you will not have a dull moment. 

Spread across town, these parks have everything from bike trails designed by mountain bike enthusiasts to ponds stocked with trout (you don’t even need a fishing license to catch them!). 

All parks have full-service sports fields, one with twenty soccer fields ready to be played on. 

Stop in For a local brew and entertainment.

Many people who visit Conroe, don’t realize there are three fantastic microbreweries located in town. 

Southern Star, B52’s, and Copperhead breweries are all wonderful spots to enjoy fresh cold beers while enjoying great entertainment on the weekends. 

Live music and games are available for your enjoyment at all three locations, and these spots definitely rank among the best places to visit in Conroe.

Tour Conroe’s historic downtown.

Mainly built during Conroe’s oil boom years of the 1920s and 30s, the many brick buildings have been renovated in recent years, by locals to house some of the most unique shopping, art, and eating experiences around. 

With buildings tightly located amongst one another, park your car and spend a few hours exploring the many interesting buildings on foot. 

Go for a hike at a national or state park.

With the Sam Houston National Forest and W. G. Jones State Forest located just outside of town, there are plenty of places where the avid hiker can explore the piney woods of East Texas. 

These managed forests have some of the most beautiful virgin pines growing in them. 

Bring a picnic and some drinking water with you, and prepare for a great day spent in nature.

Stop by Conroe’s Heritage Museum.

What it lacks in size, this small museum makes up in the amount of history found inside. 

With evidence of over 150 years of local history found inside, take a break from the heat to enjoy its exhibits. 

Visit Conroe’s 7-Acre Wood.

Located in the city of Conroe this place is fantastic for kids, with its petting zoo, miniature golf, and concessions of food and drink.