RV Rental Keller, TX

Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge is a wildlife preserve and nature education initiative that is open to the public all year round. The park was created in 1964 in response to pressure from the Fort Worth Audubon Society and local citizens. It is comprised of wetland, prairie, and forest habitats, and the refuge has a number of trails where visitors can enjoy self-guided or staff-guided tours. Park your Keller motorhome rental nearby and you can enjoy a hot lunch and drinks in between your outdoor excursions.

Eagle Mountain Park is one of three parks on Eagle Mountain Lake; it rests on the east side of the mountain and is a publicly accessible preserve offering hiking trails that are generally moderate in difficulty, with some steeper slopes leading to viewpoints overlooking the lake. The trails are well maintained but visitors should watch out for snakes. The other two parks, Shady Grove and Twin Points, also have amenities such as public swimming, baseball fields, and a tennis court.

There are numerous RV parks and campgrounds near Keller, and many of them have mobile homes as well as RVs. Your Keller RV trailer rental is the perfect choice for making any of these destinations your vacation's home base.

Northlake Village RV Park is an open area RV campground with some trees along the park's outskirts. It has small and large sites that can be rented by the day, week, or month. The sites include full hookups, concrete pads, and Wi-Fi; park amenities include restrooms and showers, laundry facilities, and an exercise center. There is also a swimming pool.

Avondale RV Park is a developed RV campground that rents sites by the day, week, or month; it is child-friendly for short term (daily or weekly) stays and pet-friendly with some restrictions. Individual sites have electrical outlets and concrete pads.

There is a lot to see and do in Keller; a good place to start is an open downtown park near the shopping district, where guests can take a relaxing stroll and watch the ducks and other wildlife. There is a botanical garden and also a facility where visitors can take a self-guided tour of a federal building where most of the U.S. currency is printed. The tour takes you on an elevated walkway over top of the building and ends at a museum focusing on the history of money. The city has a car racing speedway, a ranch with an archery range, and more. Be sure to take your time and not drive too fast when you take your Keller RV rental for a spin on the local highways; this is an RV ritual and just one reason why RV vacations are unique and not to be missed.

Guests feeling peckish won't be let down by the city, which has a good variety of cuisines on hand and prices ranging from inexpensive to moderately priced and fine dining. A local Greek-Mediterranean restaurant has live music on some evenings and also has an outdoor garden. Guests dining here should start with the lemon rice or tomato basil soup; lunchtime diners can satisfy themselves with the buffet that includes beef with okra and rice pudding. A Cajun-Creole seafood eatery offers large portions of freshly cooked dishes. Diners eating here should try the catfish or the fried alligator.

Wherever you decide to eat, expect to take leftovers home with you to your Keller luxury RV rental for a late night snack or next day's lunch. A delicious snack enjoyed in lawn chairs under a star-filled sky is what vacations were meant to be.