RV Rental Wolfe City, TX

Pick up your RV rental in Wolfe City and drive east to the Cooper Lake State Park, which sprawls around Jim Chapman Lake to the south of Cooper. Visitors are welcome to explore the surrounding trails on foot, by bicycle, or on horseback, with sightings of white-tailed deer, raccoons, and beavers common. Take to the lake waters by boat or go swimming at the sandy beach, with the park also known for its magnificent sunsets.

If you’re a budding paleontologist, pick up your motorhome rental in Wolfe City and head to the Ladonia Fossil Park, which is situated just to the north of Ladonia’s downtown area. It lies on the banks of a river channel where fossils from the Cretaceous and Pleistocene periods have been discovered, with the mostly dry conditions making it ideal for fossil hunting. You’re allowed to collect fossils within the river bed and banks when the river is not flowing, with the possibility of uncovering museum-worthy finds and rare specimens.

Also nearby is the Ladonia Wildlife Management Area, which forms part of the Caddo National Grasslands WMA. It’s a popular birdwatching destination, with eastern meadowlarks, sedge wrens, and scissor-tailed flycatchers all regularly spotted. Farther north lies the Bois d’Arc Creek Unit of the Caddo National Grasslands that’s crisscrossed by several multi-use trails and features two lakes where beavers and otters can be seen.

After picking up your camper rental in Wolfe City, drive south to the Brushy Creek Resort in Royce City, which has around 50 full hook-up sites with both premium concrete pads and standard gravel pads. Take advantage of the complimentary Wi-Fi and cable TV, and while away the days with a fishing rod beside the two catch-and-release ponds.

In nearby Caddo Mills is the Dallas Northeast Campground, which has 85 pull-through sites with full hookups and either 30 or 50 amp service. There’s a large swimming pool and also a children’s playground, as well as a recreational hall and a five-acre lake where you can fish.

Also, just to the south of Greenville is a Walmart where you may be able to set up for a night or two with the manager’s permission.

Park your RV rental near Wolfe City and explore the town on foot with a wander down the main street. Stop to admire the red-brick City Hall and grab a bite to eat in one of the cafes. On the eastern edge of the town lies the Wolfe City Reservoir where anglers can try their luck, as well as the Wolfe City Rodeo Arena where events are regularly held.

A short drive south takes you to the county seat of Greenville and the Audie Murphy American Cotton Museum where you can learn about the region’s rich cotton-growing history. Embark on a journey of discovery from the late-19th-century heyday to the battlefields of the 20th century, with the museum including a walk-through World War II trench and an armory of antique guns. Experience what downtown Greenville looked like at the turn of the 20th century and hear the story of one of the city’s national heroes - Audie Murphy.

If you’re in Wolfe City during the summer months, be sure to visit the nearby waterpark, which pays tribute to the region’s aviation history. In addition to a main entrance that’s designed like a runway, there’s an airport control tower that children can climb atop and an airplane whose wing has been fashioned into a slide. Jump aboard the lazy river ride that will take your through an airplane hangar, then grab a bite to eat at one of the numerous food stalls.

Wolfe City is home to a small supermarket where you can grab supplies and also has a handful of eateries if you want to dine out. There’s also a gas station if you need to fill up your RV trailer rental in Wolfe City otherwise you can take a 20-minute drive south to Greenville where there’s a more extensive range of services.

Whether you’re visiting Hunt County for its fossil hunting, birdwatching, or family-friendly amusement park fun, book an RV in Wolfe City and start exploring.