RV Rental Clifton, TX

Lofers Bend Park is a semi-developed outdoor recreation area where visitors can go swimming, boating, canoeing or kayaking, and much more. Guests can also fish with the appropriate license for bass, crappie, or catfish, or enjoy viewing the deer that frequent the area. The park consists of cedar and oak tree stands which settle around a nature trail heading both north and south. Keep your Clifton RV trailer rental nearby, and you can relax in comfort between your outdoor excursions or after you have finished for the day.

Lake Whitney State Park was created in 1965 following the damming of the Brazos River in 1951. It consists of gently rolling hills and wooded areas that follow the Washita Prairie on the eastern edge of the greater Grand Prairie; its surface is rich soil on top of a layer of hard limestone rock. Guests can fish on the lake with the appropriate license or from the shoreline (no license required). Visitors can also go geocaching, waterskiing, or hike the park's many trails. Nature and wildlife viewers can enjoy the deer, snakes, armadillos, and other species that reside in the park.

Meridian State Park is a smaller park with lots of amenities. The park has trails where visitors can hike and observe the wildlife and flora, or simply have a picnic. Guests can go paddling or swimming, or explore the historic structures that dot the landscape. The park and dam were constructed by the Civilian Conservation Core, a group of World War I veterans.

There are numerous RV parks and campgrounds situated near Clifton. Your Clifton RV rental is your guarantee of a relaxing and enjoyable vacation.

Lake Whitney RV Campground is a family-oriented RV park with a playground and volleyball court, mini-golf course, and social events that all guests can participate in. The park has restrooms and showers, laundry facilities, and a camp store. There are a fitness center and restaurant, a swimming pool and hot tub, just to name a few amenities. Some individual sites have tree shade and pull-through access. The park is pet-friendly.

There are lots of things to see and do in Clifton, starting with the Bosque Museum that has artifacts dating back 9,500 years ago, exhibits of the Norwegians who settled the area in the 1800s, and much more. There is an authentic wood cabin out front, and some of the exhibits are hands-on. Staff and caretakers honor the area's history and have some interesting stories to share. There is a classic auto museum and also a fine arts gallery, a Lutheran church, and a winery where guests can sample some of the winery's products. There is a deli that serves a soup of the day, paninis, cheese trays, and appetizers to accompany the wine samplings. A local gift shop offers items that are both usual and unusual from around the world and welcomes visitors to browse and say hello. Don't forget your Clifton motorhome rental while you are exploring the town; RV vacations were made for cruising the highways in style, and you did come all this way for an RV experience.

When it is time for dinner, it doesn't get much better than Clifton. Prices are reasonable; there are a few commercial chain restaurants, but most of the restaurants are locally owned and operated, and source their produce and supplies locally. One local diner serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner; it has a lunch buffet and blue plate special, and a breakfast buffet on Sundays. Whatever your main course turns out to be, make sure you top it off with the homemade blueberry cobbler and ice cream. A family-friendly Mexican restaurant has an expansive menu, and most items aren't too spicy. Portions are large, and patrons should expect to take some of their meal home to their Clifton luxury RV rental for a late-night snack.