Magnolia Beach is one of our favorite free boondock camping spots on the Texas coast.
This year we celebrated Pepper’s 20th birthday at the beach.
Magnolia Beach is one of our favorite free boondock camping spots on the Texas coast.
This year we celebrated Pepper’s 20th birthday at the beach.
We spent David’s birthday relaxing at White Fling Park on Lake Belton. The camps were clean and came with water and electric hookups close to the water. It is a US Army Core of Engineers Park. Not bad at all for $20/night.
We really enjoyed discovering the Wacom Mammoth Monument and camping at Lake Belton.
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6220 Steinbeck Bend Dr, Waco, TX 76708
Phone: (254) 750-7946
Sunday – Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day
Please call in the case of hazardous weather.
More about the Waco Mammoth Monument here: www.waco-texas.com/cms-waco-mammoth/
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This is a FREE camp-site.
There are 6 primitive camp-sites at Walling Bend Park.
They do not take reservations and the sites are first come first serve. Every time we’ve been there EVEN on busy weekends late in the day, or late in the weekend, we have had no trouble finding a spot for our large rig.
From Kat (Christa): I would like to admit that I was very afraid to get behind the wheel of our gigantic, 40 foot long, bus. On May 18, 2018, on our way home from the Texas coast, I decided to give it a try.
We thoroughly enjoyed our weekend camping with family on the Frio River in Concan, Texas. We went hiking, swimming, tubing, had a great time with family. It was truly wonderful and we are looking forward to our next trip.
1636 CR 350 • Concan • Texas • 78838
RV and Tent sites – 30 amp, 50 amp and full hook up options available for RVs
RV / TENT SITES : Check-in – 2 PM , Check-out – Noon
Efficiency Cabins – Sleep 4 comfortably
2 Bedroom Cabins – Sleep 6 comfortably
CABINS : Check-in – 4 PM , Check-out – Noon
Beautiful river-front access and sites available.
Biggest downside – breed restrictions on propperty. See website for full list of rules and regulations.
For more information about Camp Rivew View please visit www.friocampriverview.com
We’ve falling in love with the breathtaking RV beaches, made from mostly crushed shells, in Magnolia, Texas. Free camping, with minimal accommodations – no hookups, not dump site, no showers, just a few garbage receptacles and a spectacular view of the ocean. Not bad at all, especially considering the price.
This week we head down to Corpus Christi and Port Aransas with hopes to catch SandFest in Port Aransas. The small and sandy roads (along with the promise of 100,000+ people) in the small town of Port A left us feeling a bit uneasy.
Fearing our rig’s large size may get us into trouble near the crowded beach, we decided to look for adventure elsewhere.
We took a spontaneous trip to Granger Lake this past weekend, not far from home base in Hutto, Texas. Cloudy skies and temperatures in the low sixties kept us indoors for most of the weekend, although we did manage to sneak out for a drive around the dam and park grounds.
It was easy for us to book a last minute, site that included electric and water hookups with access to an on-site dumping station. This campground allows dogs on leash, even long leads and tie-outs (with supervision).
Songbirds sang to us through open windows as we enjoyed spectacular sunsets and lakefront views. The sites were spacious, and easily had room for large RV’s – our 40-foot bus had room to spare in the 50 foot paved, RV pad.
On a warmer weekend hiking, boating, and swimming would have been our top priorities. We’ll need to return in the summer to take advantage of all that Wilson H Fox (a US Army Corps of Engineers park) offers.