Camp near Centerville to explore lakes, woodland, and wilderness.
Halfway between Dallas and Houston, Centerville is a convenient stop full of antique shops, an annual Black-Eyed Pea Festival, and camping opportunities nearby. Head south to Foggy Boggy State Park, home to hiking and biking trails as well as the 15-acre Sullivan Lake. Stay at a tent or RV site nearby with a picnic table, firepit, and pet-friendly areas. Winter campers may want to reserve a cabin rental with heating, an open porch, and an outdoor grill. Travel southeast to Sam Houston National Forest for campsites with access to a boat ramp. RVers and tent campers can also expect full hookups, hot showers, and over 163,000 acres of timberlands and farms. If glamping sounds appealing, find a private site with furnished living spaces, open porches, and free wifi just outside the forest. Davy Crockett National Forest offers more woodland camping for trailers, RVs, or tents. Look for amenities like tent pads, pit toilets, and overhead shelters, or rent a cabin with a kitchen and bedding for a comfy stay.