Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Nixon, Texas

Brackenridge Park and Campground is located on 240 acres overlooking Lake Texana. Onsite, travelers can look forward to activities on the water such as boating, fishing, canoeing, kayaking and swimming. There's also a basketball court and a trails for hiking, mini golf, horseback riding and biking. Just beyond the campground, campers can look forward to a number of excellent attractions such as the Brackenridge Park & Campground, The Texas Zoo, Texana Park & Campground and the Splashway Water Park. There's also the Blessington Farms, Temple B'NaI Israel and Aransas National Wildlife Refuge. Amenities at the park include: full hookups; theres also a boat ramp, marina, tent camping, big rig access, pull thrus, restrooms, showers, pet area walking trails, water, sewerage, WIFI and 20/30/50 amp sites. Hope to see you soon!

Hermit's Shack Campground is located in the beautiful town of Bandera and is a great place for an authentic Texas vacation. Near the campground are a number of unique, local attractions such as the Bandera City Park, Frontier Times Museum and Bandera Natural History Museum. Nature-lovers flock to this area each year to enjoy the Hill Country State Natural Area for scenic viewing, hiking, biking and exploring. Campers can also visit the Dixie Dude and Silver Spur Ranches, as well as horseback riding tours across the area, and wildlife tours. Canoeing and kayaking at nearby rivers is also a common pastime among locals and visitors alike. Urban adventurers can also look forward to excellent, local bars and restaurants, gift stores and shops, country western halls, golf courses and even a shooting range. Amenities at the park include: toilets, picnic tables, fire rings/grills and water. Hope to see you soon!

The Trailhead equestrian Campground, popular among horseback riders across Texas, is located in Bandera - it's a great place for an authentic southern vacation. Near the campground are a number of unique, local attractions such as the Bandera City Park, Frontier Times Museum and Bandera Natural History Museum. Nature-lovers flock to this area each year to enjoy the Hill Country State Natural Area for scenic viewing, hiking, biking and exploring. Campers can also visit the Dixie Dude and Silver Spur Ranches, as well as wildlife tours. Canoeing and kayaking at nearby rivers is also a common pastime among locals and visitors alike. Urban adventurers can also look forward to excellent, local bars and restaurants, gift stores and shops, country western halls, golf courses and even a shooting range. Amenities at the park include: fire rings/grills, toilets, water and picnic tables. Hope to see you soon!