RV Rental Cooper, TX

Caddo National Grasslands is a multi-use outdoor area providing space for cattle to graze, wildlife habitats, and outdoor recreation for the public. The park is open year-round and is comprised of both developed and undisturbed areas. It is a popular destination for hiking, horseback riding, and mountain biking. Hunting and fishing are allowed with the necessary permits, and camping is also allowed; hunters are requested to wear orange fluorescent vests, and it is suggested that hikers do the same during hunting season. Outdoor enthusiasts can look for coyotes and bobcats, white-tailed deer, and numerous other animal species.

Pat Mayse State Wildlife Management Area (WMA) is an undisturbed wildlife refuge located near the Pat Mayse Reservoir. It consists of small ponds and lakes, open fields, and hardwood timber stands. Hiking is possible on the park trails and logging roads, but the primary and most common use is for hunting. Visitors should bring bottled water and note that there are no restrooms and no staff on-site. Keep your Cooper camper rental nearby, and you can relax in comfort between outings or when you're done for the day.

Cooper Lake State Park is centered around Cooper Lake, a human-made lake that was constructed in the mid to late 1980s. It was built to control flooding in the area, but its creation also allowed for supplying water to towns in the area and for outdoor recreation. The area consists of tall grass prairies and post oak savannah ecosystems, and it is home to a wide variety of plant and animal life. Anglers have an opportunity to catch blue and channel catfish, Florida largemouth bass, crappie, and other fish species. It has become one of the most popular fishing destinations in recent years.

There are a multitude of RV parks and campgrounds in the area surrounding Cooper. Your Cooper RV rental is your guarantee of a relaxing and enjoyable vacation.

The Box Ranch RV Park is a rustic family owned and operated RV campground located near a lake and nestled amongst a tree stand. Individual sites include full hookups and plenty of shade. Guests can rent sites by the day, week, or month.

There are lots of things to do in and around Cooper. The best place to start is with a walking tour of the city. There are many historic landmarks and buildings in the area, such as the Patterson Memorial County Library and McKinney Home. The house, built in 1912, belonged to Dr. John and May McKinney and later restored by their descendant, author Susan Albright Hyde. Visitors can view the numerous churches, some of which were built in the mid-19th century. There are main street shops and farmers markets where guests can browse through the locally grown produce and other products, or simply window shop. Your Cooper motorhome rental is also waiting for you to take it for a ride out on the local highways; driving an RV is more of an experience than a task, and is something that all vacationers should experience.

When it is time to relax and enjoy a meal, Cooper has exactly what you're looking for. Most outlets are locally owned and operated, using locally grown produce and other items. One of the local diners is open for breakfast and lunch and advertises an all-day breakfast. There are daily specials, and the menu items are reasonably priced with large portions. Don't be embarrassed to wrap up your unfinished meal; take your leftovers home to your Cooper luxury RV rental for snacking on later. Your favorite lawn chair is one of the best places to enjoy good food, under your RV canopy with scenic views. Enjoy.