Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Electra, Texas

The Post Oak Campground is located in the beautiful and historic town of Mineral Wells, Texas, and is perfect for a quiet southern escape. Just beyond the campground, travelers can look forward to the Mineral Wells Fossil Park to take home ancient stones and rocks, the Famous Mineral Water Company which stewards water will healing properties, several great golf courses and the Clark Gardens Botanical Park. There's also the Brazos River for excellent river rafting, canoeing, kayaking and fishing, the iconic Mary's Cafe, Possum Kingdom State Park for hiking, biking and scenic viewing and Possum Kingdom Lake for water sports and warm days by the water's edge. And of course, visitors and residents alike can take advantage of historical sites like the National Vietnam War Museum and the dozens of local eateries and watering holes. Amenities at the park include: grills, water, toilets, showers, picnic tables, dump station, walking and hiking trails and electrical hookups for RVs. Hope to see you soon!

The Fort Richardson Campground is located in the beautiful Texas town of Jacksboro, and is a great place for an authentic southern vacation. Just beyond the campground are a number of great attractions such as the International Exotic Animal Sanctuary, Lake Mineral Wells State Park, The Stockyards and Clark Gardens. There's also the Vintage Grill & Car Museum, Hole-in-Fun Entertainment, Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge and the Possum Kingdom State Park. And of course, there's a long list of excellent local eateries for visitors and locals alike to enjoy. Amenities at the park include: electrical hookups, toilets, water, sewerage, fire rings/grills and picnic tables. Hope to see you soon!

Are you looking for a campground in Sayre, OK? Then Sayre City Park Campground located on 102 West Main Street might be the place for you. The site includes laundry facilities.

The Fort Griffin State Historical site is located in the beautiful and cozy town of Albany, Texas and is a great place for a historical journey. Among the fort's ruins are a mess hall, barracks, first sergeant’s quarters, bakery, powder magazine, and hand-dug well that are all deeply tied to Texas history. The campgrounds, located on the banks of the Clear Fork of the Brazos River, provide visitors with an opportunity to relax under large shade trees, enjoy the playground, catch catfish in the river, or hike nature trails connected to the campground. Due to the vast ranches surrounding the property, Fort Griffin has minimal light pollution. The result is an astronomer’s oasis with great skies for viewing constellations, planets, and galaxies at Fort Griffin’s monthly stargazing events.