camping

From the deserts to the forests, Texas offers some of the best camping experiences. Let’s talk about how to make the most of that starry night.

Because of Texas' size it has a very diverse climate and terrain. Texas has plateaus, canyons, plains, hills, and mountains. 90% of Texas is privately owned, so the land can't be explored by its residents. Luckily, Texas does have some great state parks that let you experience all it has to offer.

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Texas state parks through these 12 amazing hiking trails!

These are the best places for camping, glamping, and RV living it up in Texas.

If you’re hitting the open road for a nice long RV vacation you want to be sure you’re fully prepared for whatever minor hold-ups could be standing between you and your great adventure.

If you’ve ever been left in the dark during a strong snow or thunderstorm you’re well aware of just how precious electrical power is. With winter in full-effect (and stormy spring/winter and active hurricane season just months away) now is a great time to purchase some portable back-up power options for your home so you’ll never have to be that guy scrounging off your neighbors during a state of emergency. Prepare to stay calm, cool (or warm) and connected with these highly-rated, best-selling generators.

What is on your list of must-have camping supplies before you hit the camping trail?

Starting this Wednesday May 27, overnight reservations will reopen for Texas state parks just in time for your summer trips.

I'm not even a fan of camping and...WOW.

If you've dreamed of floating all night long on a lake like Sam Rayburn, this tent can help you do just that. You'll be camping and floating. Fun, right? Maybe we could even coin a new catchphrase and call it Flamping. What could possibly go wrong?

When the campsite is free, we can spend more on food, beverages, and gear.  With Memorial Day Weekend coming up, now is the time to think about where you want to pitch that tent, so we've compiled a list of the best free campsites around East Texas.

I just don't get camping.  I don't understand why anyone in their right mind would choose to sleep outside with bugs and critters, when there's a perfectly good bed and a hot shower at home. Do you love it?  Excellent!  I'd love to learn from you about why it's so awesome, and offer up a few suggestions for places around Texas to help you fuel your love for camping this weekend.