Bring your boat, fishing tackle, and cowboy boots to camp in Texas Hill Country.
Whether hiking or kayaking along the Concho River, taking a walking tour of the city’s colorful murals, or attending one of the largest rodeos in the US—San Angelo gives campers plenty of good reasons to get outdoors. More than a dozen RV parks and resorts dot the outskirts of San Angelo, so you’ll be sure to find what you need, whether that’s a pull-through campsite with full hookups, free wifi, and cable TV, or a swimming pool. Some of the most popular RV campgrounds can be found on the shores of San Angelo’s three lakes—Lake Nasworthy, O.C. Fisher Reservoir, and Twin Buttes—where you can fish, boat, picnic, or cool off with a swim when summer temperatures hit their peak (95°F in July and August!). Or, escape to San Angelo State Park to enjoy miles of hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding trails just minutes from downtown.