RV Rental Hico, TX

Picture clear water, beautiful open spaces, and a wide variety of wildlife, you’ll find all this and more at Lake Whitney State Park. The park primarily offers water activities galore, with fishing, swimming, boating, and skiing, to name just a few. On the shore, explore the trails and go wildlife watching for deer, raccoons, snakes, opossums, and armadillos.

A visit to the area can’t be without a visit to Dinosaur Valley state park. Today you can walk in the tracks to the dinosaurs that long ago left their mark at the edge of an ancient ocean, in the bed of the Puluxy River. In addition to stepping back in time, you can also camp, mountain bike, hike, watch from wildlife and visit the park’s interpretive center before heading back to your camper rental from Hico.

Both Sowell Creek can be found around the banks of Proctor Lake, nestled in the beautiful Cross Timbers Region of Texas, and appeals to sportsmen, birdwatchers or those that just want to relax in the great outdoors. The park mainly comprises of open grassy areas, characterized by Black Willow and Buttonbush, meaning that the views are plentiful. Fishing in the lake is one of the biggest attractions, which is home to a population of Bass, Crappie and Catfish, with two boat ramps two fishing docks for easy access.

There are a few RV parks in the immediate area of Hico, including Bosque River RV Park. The park has 21 spaces which include full hook-ups with 50/30 and 20 amp outlets an WiFi, all of which are nestled within woodlands of pecan trees and large burr oak. The campground is located in the Hico City Park, spreading across 50 acres and across the Bosque River. It contains over a mile of paved hiking and biking trails along the river, so you won’t have to stray far from your RV rental.

Another option is Off The Vine RV Park, which offers a laid back camping and vintage RV experience. The lots are large and full hook-ups, with 20 and 50 amp available for your luxury RV rental from Hico. There are a number of amenities in the park which may be a little more luxurious than other nearby sites, such as robes, handcrafted soaps, and French press coffee.

The Tres Rios Resort is set of 47 spacious acres, nestled among the native Texan pecan and oak trees. The Brazos, Paluxy and Squaw river all converge on the resort’s southern point, which is where the resort got its name. It is not surprising that rafting is a favorite activity of the guests that visit the park. Over the year there are a number of activities packed into the annual schedule such as potluck dinners, wood crafts, nature walks, and much more.

You can’t visit Hico without a trip to the Billy the Kid Museum. The museum contains both temporary exhibitions and events and permanent collections. In the museum, you can learn about the mystery of this Texan legend as well as find out more about the history of the area.

Another nearby attraction that is well worth a visit in your Hico RV rental is the Dublin Bottling Works, home of some of the world’s best sodas, all of which are exclusively made with pure sugar cane. As the oldest bottling facility in Texas, the company has been doing what they do best for over 120 years. Visitors can take a tour of the historic facilities and view one of the world’s largest collections of classic soda memorabilia.

There is always something going on in the town, no matter what time of year you rent an RV in Hico Some of the town’s main events include Billy the Kid Day and Car Show, the Christmas Parade, the Spring and Fall Antique Fairs, Old Settlers’ Reunion, and the Texas Steak Cookoff to name a few. Be sure to take a look at the calendar of events before booking a travel trailer rental in Hico, TX.