You’ll spot more than a lone star from a Texas lake campsite.
Lake camping in Texas is a prime solution to those too-hot Southern summers. From a Texas log cabin, RV spot, or pitch-it-yourself tent, you can cool down in any number of the state's lakes. Try a waterside stay in Lake Travis, one of central Texas's more popular vacation spots. Only a short drive outside Austin, it's easy to see why—Lake Travis boasts plenty of fishing, boating, and family-friendly activities. If you're closer to San Antonio, however, you can book an RV campsite near Canyon Lake, which intersects with the Guadalupe River, where you can wrap a long day of swimming with dinner at an outdoor picnic area. But just because summer was made for grilling—not to mention RV road trips—doesn't mean you should overlook the cooler months. Spend a fall weekend roasting s'mores over a sunset campfire, then take in the scent of smoke while counting constellations over the lake. What better way to camp?