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TPWD: Recreational Vehicle (RV) Group Packages Maincontent Local Navigation Supplemental Information search print friendly Regulations Publications Outdoor Learning Kids Game Warden Grants Get Involved Shop FAQ Calendar Español Experience Texas Fishing & Boating State Parks & Destinations Hunting & Wildlife Land & Water Doing Business Home State Parks & Destinations Parkinfo Facilities Rv Facilities Links: Skip Links Park Facility Main Page Campsites : Sewer, Electric, & Water Hookups Electric & Water Hookups Water Hookups Drive-up Sites with No Hookups Walk-in Tent Sites Hike-in/Backpacking Sites Boat-to Sites Wildlife Management Areas that allow camping Lodging & Other Indoor Overnight Facilities : Bed & Breakfasts Cabins & Group Lodges Limited Use Cabins Lodges & San Solomon Springs Court Group Barracks, Bunkhouses, Dining & Recreation Halls Screened Shelters Recreational Vehicle Group Packages Parks & Historic Sites - Anchor Links: Skip Links New State Park Hours State Parks & Destinations Main Find a Destination Frequently Asked Questions Historic Sites Park Reservations Campsites & Facilities Park Maps Activities Park of the Month Volunteer, Concession, & Employment Information Texas State Parks Pass Downloadthe RV Group Brochure . ( PDF 425.4 KB ) Recreational Vehicle (RV) Group Packages Texas State Parks are rich in natural beauty and cultural history. Texas has 11 eco-regions with a wide variety of landscapes, from lush forests to rugged canyons and mountains. Many State Parks feature spectacular lakes and rivers where you can go boating, fishing and swimming or just enjoy a relaxing float. Other parks offer wonderful trails for hiking, biking, birding and horseback riding. With such a wide variety of natural wonders you can plan a group RV outing to satisfy any taste. When you stay at a Texas State Park you can always depend on friendly, knowledgeable staff and safe surroundings. And with more than 120 State Parks in Texas, you can take a day trip from your campsite to explore another State Park or State Historic Site in the area! Texas State Parks also include more than thirty State Historic Sites, each one revealing a fascinating glimpse back in time. Visit a frontier fort, see prehistoric rock art or climb aboard the only surviving U.S. battleship to have fought in both world wars. Many sites also offer tours, special events, re-enactments and living history presentations to bring Texas history alive. If you're staying at a State Park be sure to drop by a nearby Historic site for a visit. Many of our parks have facilities that are ideal for groups of RVs. During off-peak periods, some of these parks are offering special benefits for RV Groups. Some of these benefits include: Day and/or overnight use fees Group facility use Special programs by park staff Reservations available up to 11 months in advance For more information on RV Group packages contact the Group Reservation Desk at (512) 389-8900 to make your group plans now! The Central Reservation Center (C.R.C.) is is staffed from 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., Monday - Friday. The C.R.C. is closed Saturday, Sunday and major holidays. The Texas State Parks Pass and the Parklands Passport or “Bluebonnet Pass” cannot be used to further discount these special promotions. More RV Related Information: More information on RV'ing from the Texas State Park Guide . Contact Us | Help | Accessibility | Media | Site Policies | Complaints | Intranet | State of Texas | TRAILS Search | TexasOnline | Compact with Texans Texas Parks and Wildlife Department , 4200 Smith School Road, Austin, TX 78744 Toll Free: (800) 792-1112, Austin: (512) 389-4800 Content of this site © Texas Parks and Wildlife Department unless otherwise noted. Last modified: January 13, 2006, 6:00 pm

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RV/Campgrounds RV /Campgrounds State Parks Blue Springs State Park 2595 Highway 10 Clio, Alabama 36017 334-397-4875 Blue Springs State Park is located six miles east of Clio, Alabama. Visitors to Blue Springs State Park will be welcomed by such activities as hiking, camping, swimming and picnicking. The springs at Blue Springs are fed by a crystal clear underground spring source that provides fun for the whole family. Open daylight hours. Other facilities include: picnic shelters, tables, grills, comfort stations, playground, tennis courts, and 50 modern campground sites. Admission charged. $11/day base rate. Senior rates. Eufaula National Wildlife Refuge 509 Old Highway 165 Eufaula, Alabama 36027 334-687-4065 or 334-687-5906 Email: eufaula@fws.gov The Eufaula National Wildlife Refuge (ENWR) is located 5 miles north of Eufaula, Alabama, on U.S. Highway 431, then 1.5 miles on 165 North. The ENWR was established in 1964 on the Walter F. George Reservoir. Locally called "Lake Eufaula," it was formed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers impounding the Chattahoochee River. The ENWR, located 40 miles south of Columbus, Georgia, consists of 11,184 acres with more than 4,200 in open water. Habitat types include riparian areas, seasonally manipulated wetland impoundments, upland old fields, agricultural fields, hedge rows, pine and hardwood uplands, and hardwood bottomlands. Management provides habitat for migratory waterfowl, brood habitat for wood ducks and promotes diversity of flora and fauna including endangered and threatened species such as American alligators, bald eagle and wood stork; resident species and neotropical migrant birds. At times there are an abundance of sand islands, spits and sandbars in the lake. Recreational activities include: trails, auto tour route, fishing, two observation towers, wildlife observation, photography, and managed hunts (including youth hunts). Managed hunts are permitted for dove, deer, waterfowl, squirrel and rabbit. The refuge provides year-round bank fishing or fishing by boat in waters within the refuge boundaries. The ENWR is open to visitors during daylight hours, 7 days a week. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 7:30 am - 4:00 pm. Free admission. Florala State Park 514 Lakeshore Drive Florala, Alabama 36422 334-858-6425 Located in the city of Florala, along beautiful Lake Jackson (named after Andrew Jackson), Florala State Park is 40 acres and features a community building, campground and picnicarea along the spring-fed lake. Campground features include 23 campsites (with grills, water, electricity, and sewage hookup), 10 tent area sites (with tables, grill, water, and electricity), and a large picnic pavilion. There are also two meeting rooms at the lake available for rent. Amenities include a kitchen with stove, refrigerator, microwave and meeting space. Park hours are from 8:00 am until sunset. Frank Jackson State Park P.O. Box 73-C Opp, Alabama 36467 334-493-6988 or 334-493-6348 Frank Jackson State Park is located just one mile from downtown Opp. From Highway 331, turn west on Opine Road. With a well-stocked pond and 2,050 acre park, this area features one of the bestfishing spots in the South. A swimming beach, picnic area, campground, boat launch, accessible fishing pier, walking trails and playground are also available. Open during daylight hours. Admission charged. Senior rates. Lakepoint State Park 104 Lakepoint Drive Eufaula, Alabama 36027 334-687-6676 or 334-687-6921 Located 7 miles north of Eufaula off Highway 431 on the Alabama-Georgia line, Lake Eufaula is knownas the "Bass Capital of the World." The 1,220 acre park features a full-service marina, 101 room Resort Motel, 6 suites, 29 cabins, dining room, 7 meeting/banquet rooms, championship golf course, hiking trails, picnic area and beach area that includes a swimming pool. Marina facilities include fishing and pontoon boat rental, store, overnight docking, permanent wet storage, fuel dock and boat launching facilities. Park is open 24 hours daily. The picnic area is open sunup to sundown. Free admission. Adjacent to Lakepoint State Park is the Eufaula National Wildlife Refuge. Roland Cooper State Park 285 Deer Run Drive Camden, Alabama 36726 334-682-4838 or 334-682-4050 Located six miles northeast of Camden, rolling along the 22,000 acre Dannelly Reservoir, this 236 acre park features a nine hole golf course with club house; spacious vacation cottages; modern campground with bathhouse, laundry and camp store; and a scenic picnic area with tables, grills, pavilions and comfort station. With fishing so popular in the reservoir, the park also provides boat launching facilities and bait & tackle amenities. Modern cabins for 1-4 persons - $42 - $60. Campground - $14 per day base rate. All park information is available from: Alabama State Parks www.dcnr.state.al.us 1-800-Ala-Park Information provided by: U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Wildernet ( www.wildernet.com ) Alabama Bureau of Tourism & Travel Campgrounds and RV Parks CleanPark R.V. Park 4100 South Oates Street (U.S. Highway 231 South) Dothan, Alabama 36301 334-792-2000 24 full hookup sites. $18.85 plus tax nightly rate. Clean, secure atmosphere. Thirty minutes north of I-10. Lots of trees, moderate climate, shopping and many recreational activities within a short drive. (click here for amap of accommodations) Deer Run RV Park 3736 U.S. Highway 231 North Troy, Alabama 36081 334-566-6517 334-566-4707 Fort RuckerRV Park Building 24236 Lake Tholocco Fort Rucker, Alabama 36362 334-255-4305 Open daylight to dusk. Park amenities include recreational vehicle campsites, picnic areas, lakes, a skeet range, paintball range, equipment issue center, boat rental, swimming enhancements, lake cottages, hunting and fishing. HoustonCounty Farm Center 1701 East Cottonwood Road (on Ross Clark Circle) Dothan, Alabama 36303 334-792-5730 63 hookup sites available (10 with water and electricity) (click here for amap of accommodations) Omussee Creek Park 828 Omussee Creek Road (off of Highway 95 South) Columbia , Alabama 334-696-4626 Open daylight to dusk. Free admission. Two boat ramps. Two softball fields. Two pavilions. Volleyball, nature trails, picnic areas, comfort station. Primitive camping sites. Open Pond Recreation Area Andalusia, Alabama 334-222-2555 Open Pond is located south of Andalusia off of Alabama Highway 137. This 15-acre public campground facilityis located 10 miles southwest on Highway 29, five miles south on Highway 137, one-half mile east on Highway 24,then one mile southeast on FR 336. Offers 40 sites for tent, RV camping, 22-foot limit. Features dump station, flush toilets, boat ramp, hiking trails. Groceries available. Recreation includes boating, fishing, bicycles. Maximum stay 14 nights. Ozark Trav-L-Park 2414 North U.S. Highway 231 North (Mile Marker 47) Ozark, Alabama 36360 334-774-3219 Reservations (800) 359-3218 http://www.trav-l-park.com Offers 50 RV sites, 35 that accommodate pull-thrus and 10 that hold double slideouts. All RV sites feature full hookups, including 30 or 50 amp electricity, phone hookup and cable TV service. Tent campers, groups and big rigs welcome. Rate: $21.95/daily. Point "A" Lake and Park 2030 County Road 59 Andalusia, Alabama 36420 334-428-2610 334-428-2606 Located four miles northwest of the city of Andalusia. Open daylight hours. Admission charged. 700-acre lake and park. Fishing, skiing, swimming, picnicking, camping, RV hookups, showers, grills, tables, fishing piers and beaches. The area encompasses about 74 acres of land in 3 parcels known as Point "A" Campground, Covington-Kiwanis Island, and "Patsaliga Point." The area is also adjacent to Point "A" Lake, which has a surface area of 700 acres and a maximum depth of about 41 feet at the dam. Swindall's Campground 162 County Road 5516 Troy, Alabama 36081 334-566-8353 The Willows RV Park 2932 Ross Clark Circle Dothan, Alabama 36301-1160 334-692-4149 http://www.TheWillowsRVPark.com An attractive, clean, shaded, pleasant, quiet, rural, reasonable facility on high ground located just outside Dothan, Alabama's west side city limits. Readily accessible to US 231 travelers. Free from heavy truck trafficnoises. Good rest is enjoyed. Dothan Area Convention & Visitors Bureau 3311 Ross Clark Circle, NW P.O. 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MARVAC - Michigan Association of Recreation Vehicles and Campgrounds VIEW COMPLETE SCHEDULE Visit Michigan.org to plan your next Michigan vacation MARVAC RV Show Sponsor Travel Michigan in a recreation vehicle. Stay at America's great campgrounds and visit landmarks and festivals. The RV...wherever you go, you're always at home. Twelve months a year. member login Summer may be over... but your camping season doesnt have to be! Theres snow on the ground and the air is cold... sure signs that "camping season" is truly over. Wrong! Camping is an excellent complement to your favorite winter activities. Tailgating, skiing, hunting, hiking and snowmobiling can all be done with your RV. Many campgrounds remain open during the winter months, catering to those who enjoy winter activities. They are located near popular ski destinations, remote hunting areas and secluded hiking trails. Camping can be just as comfortable and fun for your family during the cooler months as it is in the warm months. An RV will make the perfect hunting cabin or ski lodge complete with all the comforts of home. After the day's adventures, warm up in the RV and enjoy amenities like TVs, video-game systems, computers with Internet access, upholstered sofas, hot showers and queen-sized beds. You can refrigerate, freeze or cook your catch/game immediately using the fully equipped kitchen. Many of todays RVs come equipped with thermostatically controlled furnaces and water heaters for cool weather camping. There's plenty of storage space for hunting equipment, ice skates, skis, snowboards and bulky winter clothing. Toy-hauler RVs featuring built-in garages make it easy to haul large equipment like snowmobiles. The Michigan Association of RVs and Campgrounds (MARVAC) has over 25 member campgrounds that are open year-round. To find a campground near your favorite snowmobile trail or hunting area, visit www.marvac.org. Click on "Campgrounds," then select "Year-round camping" from the search criteria. To narrow your results, select a region, or enter a specific city or zip code. There's an abundance of water in Northwest Michigan. With Grand Traverse Bay, Lake Michigan and countless inland lakes, streams and rivers... a water-bound adventure is a must for your visit to this region. Read the complete article. Through legislation, education, marketing and public awareness, MARVAC works to improve the business climate for its members and to encourage growth in the recreation vehicle and private campground industries while contributing to the quality of Michigan tourism. Please click the RV & Campsite advertiser links below. General RV Center Gillette's Interstate RV Haus of Trailers Hidden Ridge RV Community Kline's RV Center Leisure Days Travel Trailers Sales Inc. Lloyd Bridges Traveland Lowery RV Center National City Bank Saginaw Valley Dealers Walt Michal's Westland Camping Center A & S RV Center American RV Annie Rae RV Big Boy Burnside RV Center Camping World Circle K RV Citizens Bank Flint Area RV Dealers Galen E. Wilson Petroleum/Big Rig Express Wash 2005 Michigan Association of Recreation Vehicles and Campgrounds (MARVAC)