RV Rental Falls City, TX

Atascosa River Park is a cultivated recreational park in Pleasanton with basketball and tennis courts, baseball and soccer fields, and a Tivoli-like atmosphere. There is a playground for younger children and a rodeo ground and pavilion to remind everyone that this is Texas. It has an annual Cowboy Homecoming Days festival with attractions like Cow-Pie Bingo. It is a popular destination with tourists, some of whom gather on the river banks in the evenings to sing “Old Man River" to the departing riverboats.

Joe Gulley Park is a cultivated park in Kenedy with a playground, a WWII veterans memorial, and lots of space and picnic tables where visitors can relax and enjoy the scenery. There are walking trails with an easy elevation, lots of tree cover, and a pavilion for those who might need to take a break from the sun. The park is an ideal place to take photos.

Choke Canyon State Park is located on the south shore of Choke Canyon Reservoir which provides water to the citizens of Corpus Christi. The Choke Canyon is an important archeological site with much evidence of the indigenous cultures that once resided there. Today it is a popular public recreation area where visitors can camp and go swimming, fish, geocache, and enjoy many other activities. The campsites vary, some having water and electricity and some being hike-in (primitive) sites. Cabins are also available for rent. Those wanting to fish can take a boat onto the reservoir or fish from the shoreline.

There are a number of RV parks and campgrounds near Falls City. Your Falls City RV trailer rental is all you will need to guarantee a relaxing and enjoyable vacation.

Freedom RV Resort is a family and veteran-owned and operated RV campground that rents sites by the day, week, or month. Overnight and seasonal RVers are welcome. The park has laundry facilities, and there are a good selection of amenities nearby such as restaurants, shopping and museums, tennis and golf, and much more.

Those who are interested in history should begin their Falls City camper rental trip by visiting nearby Helena, which was once the county seat of Karnes County but has since become a ghost town. Many of the old houses and structures still contain their original furniture, and tour guides can show visitors around while detailing the history of the location. There is a multi-generational working ranch in nearby Karnes City, with cattle and horses. There are a multitude of trails on the ranch property, and guests can take one of the horses on a ride on the trails. Falls City itself is the perfect size to take a walking tour and observe the structure and layout of the city or take a leisurely stroll along the San Antonio River (or both). Don't forget to take your Falls City motorhome rental for a spin on the local highways, which is one of the unique appeals of an RV vacation.

When dinnertime arrives, there are a number of eateries within Falls City and even more farther out. Most are locally owned and operated. One local cafe has been around since the 1940s and serves up true Texan-style dishes. The decor is simple but clean and relaxing, and the menu is extensive. The cafe is open for lunch and dinner, and guests can have their leftovers wrapped up; nothing says “vacation” like taking your doggy bag back to your Falls City luxury RV rental for a midnight snack. Great food enjoyed under a Texan sky is what it's all about.