Glamping near Flint, TX

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    A-OK South RV Park and The Boulders at Lake Tyler provide upscale outdoor accommodations near Flint, Texas. Glamping options include luxury yurts and canvas tents with electricity, comfortable beds, and private outdoor spaces. "The grounds were clean and well maintained. Concrete sites made setup and leveling super easy," noted one visitor about The Boulders. These glamping sites feature modern amenities rarely found in traditional camping, including climate control, stylish furnishings, and proximity to Lake Tyler for waterfront views. Some accommodations include private fire pits with grill tops, picnic tables, and convenient access to the property's various recreational facilities.

    Tyler State Park's glamping accommodations boast dense, shady pine forests and lakefront settings for a boutique camping experience. Activities include kayaking and canoeing on the park's clear spring-fed lake, fishing from lit piers, and exploring several miles of hiking trails through the East Texas woodlands. One guest shared, "Great little lake for kayaking and canoeing. Several docks for fishing which I didn't have much luck at the last trip." The Boulders at Lake Tyler enhances the glamping experience with boat rentals, including kayaks and pontoon boats, plus a fishing barge. Visitors appreciate the waterfront concrete sites and nearby amenities. Most glamping locations in the area remain open year-round, with advance reservations recommended during peak seasons.

    Best Glamping Campgrounds near Flint (15)

      1. Tyler State Park Campground

      4.7(60)20mi from Flint124 sitesRVs, Tents, Cabins, Glamping

      "It being August in Texas, we rented a limited use cabin with air conditioning. It also has a mini frig and a microwave inside."

      "PROS  Texas State Park Pass discount saving $49 

      Reserved 151 days prior to arriving 

      Not charged a fee to make my own on-line reservation 

      Big Pine site #308 very shady site 

      Extra wide asphalt parking"

      from $18 - $60 / night

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      2. The Boulders at Lake Tyler

      4.0(6)11mi from Flint9 sitesRVs, Tents, Glamping

      "Concrete sites made setup and leveling super easy. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful - when we mentioned it was our first trip, they guided us into our site and gave us tips on setup."

      "Family and pet friendly. The bathrooms are nice. And the bait shop has everything you forgot at home. 10/10!!"

      from $55 - $195 / night

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      3. A-OK South RV Park

      5.0(1)1mi from FlintRVs, Tents, Glamping

      "We loved waking up to see a pasture full of cows behind us. The manager was very polite. I would stay here again."

      4. Jellystone Park™ Tyler

      3.8(10)23mi from Flint6 sitesRVs, Tents, Cabins, Glamping

      "rides, gem stone mining, laser tag, outdoor movies, crafts, mini golf, basketball, volleyball, a kangaroo jump bounce pillow (their favorite thing), a playground and lots of activities within a brief drive"

      "Found this Jellystones near Tyler State Park. Smaller campground, you will see a lot of your neighbor;) well maintained, lotsa kid activities, but more "family initiated" then some Jellystones."

      5. Leisure Time Properties @ LTP Ranch

      5.0(1)24mi from Flint2 sitesGlamping

      "We're excited to have this campground on the Dyrt and ready for you to book, check them out and make sure to leave a review!"

      from $179 - $349 / night

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      6. Big Tex Campground

      4.5(2)26mi from Flint7 sitesRVs

      "The sites are all large and shaded with a picnic table and a fire pit. Our site was also a full hookup site as was the site of our friends that also came with us."

      "We're so excited to welcome this new listing to our platform. Check them out and come back here to leave them some love!"

      from $55 - $58 / night

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      7. Martin Creek Lake State Park Campground

      4.2(24)46mi from Flint80 sitesRVs, Tents, Cabins, Glamping

      "This was our first experience at a Texas State Park. Overall, the park is clean and well maintained."

      "They seem cob-webby from the outside but once inside, the concrete floor is smoother up the edges of the walls about 2.5’, reducing entry of insects via cracks in the joints of floor and wall."

      from $15 - $85 / night

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      8. Rusk KOA

      4.8(4)31mi from FlintRVs, Tents, Cabins, Glamping

      "Super nice staff and full saturday breakfast (eggs/bacon/pancakes/coffee etc--extra fee, but very reasonable!)"

      "This campground really has no outside noise from anywhere. It is wonderfully quiet. The office and other working staff are very friendly and informative about things to do in the area."

      9. Rusk Depot Campground

      3.0(3)29mi from FlintRVs, Tents, Glamping

      "The bathroom didnt seem maintained much, but we have a camper, so don't have need for the bathrooms."

      10. Music Springs

      5.0(3)32mi from Flint4 sitesRVs, Tents, Cabins, Glamping

      "This was the closest place with camping near Longview. We have looked at it before, but plans feel through. We got a camping spot Mothers day weekend. It was wonderful."

      "The bathrooms and shower are clean, there’s a community kitchen that has a microwave, coffee maker, and refrigerator. The whole place is decorated very nicely."

      from $22 / night

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    Glamping Reviews near Flint, TX

    130 Reviews of 15 Flint Campgrounds

    • T
      Oct. 27, 2026

      Jellystone Park™ Tyler

      Horrible experience

      JELLYSTONE PARK TYLER, TEXAS — 1 STAR. ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTED.

      We paid for a family vacation October 16–18. Instead, we spent our time dealing with concerning cabin conditions, repeatedly relocating, and trying to get management to take us seriously.

      Cabin 122 smelled musty, had an unusually soft bathroom floor, and showed visible discoloration and growth that concerned us. I photographed it.

      We were moved repeatedly. No meaningful assistance was offered. Our children lost vacation time because we were busy packing and unpacking.

      AND LET ME MAKE SOMETHING PERFECTLY CLEAR:

      NOTHING WE RECEIVED WAS PROACTIVELY OFFERED TO MAKE OUR DISRUPTED VACATION RIGHT.

      Build-A-Bear? WE requested it in exchange for a missed hayride.

      Linens refund? WE requested it because of the bedding condition.

      Management has referenced these things as though they somehow made up for everything else.

      They did not. Stop presenting things we had to ask for as generosity.

      Then there's manager Tom.

      During one interaction, he demanded that I look at him while he spoke to me. I found his manner condescending and disrespectful.

      He also chose to approach me to apologize while I was alone in my swimsuit at the pool, despite having other opportunities to speak with me. I was uncomfortable with that interaction.

      I repeatedly raised a Build-A-Bear request without meaningful acknowledgment. When a man in our group repeated the same request, Tom immediately agreed.

      I cannot speak to his intentions, but I should not have to rely on a man repeating my request to feel heard.

      Women, based on my experience, I would personally avoid dealing with Tom.

      Multiple members of our group also understood Tom to say that accepting a refund meant we had 30 minutes to leave the property. Management disputes that account. I stand by my recollection.

      After filing a formal complaint, providing photographs, and following up, I contacted Northgate Resorts because I wanted someone ABOVE Tyler management to review our experience.

      Instead, I spoke with Kyle Mohler on October 27.

      He disputed my concerns and denied a refund.

      THEN HE TOLD ME THEY INTEND TO USE OUR EXPERIENCE TO IMPROVE HOW EMPLOYEES HANDLE GUEST RELOCATIONS.

      Excuse me?

      Our experience is significant enough to warrant changing procedures, but apparently not significant enough to warrant additional compensation for the family who endured it?

      When I asked for contact information for someone above him, Kyle refused, stating he didn't need to or have to provide it.

      I CONTACTED CORPORATE TO GET ABOVE RESORT MANAGEMENT, NOT TO BE SENT RIGHT BACK TO IT.

      I am disgusted with the way this vacation and the subsequent complaint have been handled.

      This is only a summary. My original complaint contains 19 sections, and I have photographs and correspondence. I am willing to share a redacted copy privately with anyone interested.

      ONE STAR. I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND JELLYSTONE PARK TYLER. OUR FAMILY DESERVED BETTER.

    • Amanda J.The Dyrt Pro User
      Sep. 25, 2026

      Martin Creek Lake State Park Campground

      Great Stop

      We have stayed here on multiple cross country trips and it's always been great for a quiet spot! It's well shaded and our ConnecTen Internet worked great here. Nice walking and very chill atmosphere with clean bath houses.

    • Bryan S.The Dyrt Pro User
      Jun. 22, 2026

      Tyler State Park Campground

      Beautiful views.

      Stayed overnight and it was a great stay. Staff were friendly and the views were amazing.

    • Tom B.The Dyrt Pro User
      Dec. 16, 2025

      Lake Holbrook Park - South

      Not maintained much, no amenities. Surrounded by a nice lake.

      I stayed 12 days, running back and forth to visit friends in Dallas.  There's a fair amount of trash around, but the campground's relaxing, free, with no hassles, and right on the lake.  Sites aren't marked and the campground can fit maybe six or eight camps. There's a nice little town just a few miles away with a Walmart etc. (Mineola TX)

    • Tom B.The Dyrt Pro User
      Dec. 16, 2025

      Lake Holbrook Park - South

      Not maintained much, no amenities. Nice, with a lake all around you.

      I stayed for 12 days, running back and forth to visit folks in Dallas.  Loved being 15 ft from the water's edge.  Some train and traffic noise.  Fair amount of trash around, but it's a free, relaxing place to camp, No hassles, close to a nice little town with a Walmart (Mineola TX).

    • Jason D.The Dyrt Pro User
      Oct. 25, 2025

      Tyler State Park Campground

      Pleasant one night stay

      Easy late arrival procedure. Walked the 1 mile whispering pines trail with ease. Our site was next to bathrooms/showers. They could be updated and use a good cleaning.

    • e
      Sep. 6, 2025

      Tyler State Park Campground

      Pretty park

      Tyler State Park is a pretty park. There are a number of hiking trails, but we were only there overnight. The lake and beach look lovely. Most of the camp sites look nice with water and electric. The bath house is clean with hot showers, but could use some paint and TLC. Sites 13, 14, and 15 were very nice especially if tent camping.

    • Jonathan E.
      Jun. 27, 2025

      Lake Holbrook Park - South

      Good Quick Stop

      Decent camp area right by the water in a park. I wouldn’t say it’s secluded, but it’s quiet and there is enough space per site to pitch a tent and enjoy your time. I was the only person camping here when I went in January. There is a bit of light from nearby buildings/houses, but not bad. In all, it was sufficient for an overnight stop, but I wouldn’t necessarily want to stay for longer than that.

    Guide to Flint

    The East Texas Piney Woods surrounding Flint offer camping opportunities throughout the year thanks to a temperate climate with mild winters and hot, humid summers. This region sits at elevations between 350-500 feet above sea level amid dense pine forests and numerous lakes. Rain is common year-round, with spring and fall typically providing the most comfortable camping conditions.

    What to do

    Paddling on clear waters: Tyler State Park features a spring-fed lake perfect for water activities. "Great spot for kayaking and canoeing. Several docks for fishing which I didn't have much luck at the last trip," notes one camper at Tyler State Park Campground.

    Mountain biking trails: The area offers trails for various skill levels with pine forest settings. "Sites are good but trails for biking and hiking are great!!" shares a visitor to Tyler State Park. The trails wind through East Texas woodlands with varying terrain.

    Wildlife viewing: The pine forests support diverse wildlife including deer, raccoons, and numerous bird species. One camper at Martin Creek Lake State Park Campground mentions, "I hiked all three trails, which were easy to follow but not that well marked where they crossed. There are some unbelievably tall Loblolly Pines back on the trails - simply amazing!"

    What campers like

    Year-round accessibility: Most campgrounds in the area remain open all seasons. A visitor to Rusk KOA shared, "Have been camping here in the summers and both Easter & Halloween weekends and they do easter egg/candy hunts and have other events for the kids/kids at heart."

    Quiet natural settings: The pine forests provide peaceful, shaded camping experiences. "This KOA is a very quiet location. Very beautiful area. Close to town," notes a camper at Rusk KOA. The shade helps moderate temperatures during hot summer months.

    Yurt camping options: Several sites near Flint, Texas offer yurt accommodations. Music Springs receives praise for their unique lodging options: "Has a variety of unique lodging, as well as tent sites. Owners are attentive and accommodating. I recommended the teepee," writes a camper at Music Springs.

    What you should know

    Ant presence: Fire ants can be an issue at some campgrounds. A camper at Martin Creek Lake State Park warns, "The other reviewers mention the ants, but we didn't have any problems with them." Always check your site upon arrival.

    Water conditions: Lake water temperatures vary seasonally. "I tent camped and there were alot of trails, alot of activities to do and the water was alittle on the chilly side but was still nice!" reports a visitor to Tyler State Park.

    Site selection matters: At Jellystone Park™ Tyler, location can impact your stay. "The camp sites were small, with full hookup's! We had a great time here with our family camping next to us and some friends rented a cabin, which was very nice!" mentions one reviewer.

    Tips for camping with families

    Campground activities: Jellystone Park offers numerous family-oriented activities. "Kids loved the trampoline and the hay ride around the camp!" notes a camper. These organized events keep children entertained throughout your stay.

    Playground proximity: Consider site location relative to play areas. A visitor to Rusk KOA shared, "Sites are level pull-through sites and most have a clear view of the playground, which gives the kids a sense of freedom." This allows parents to monitor children while relaxing at their site.

    Water recreation options: Lakes provide swimming and fishing opportunities for kids. "The lake was perfect and had a nice beach. We were able to rent kayaks and paddle boats. The hiking is not the greatest but it was easy enough for my toddler," explains a Tyler State Park visitor.

    Tips from RVers

    Leveling and setup: Concrete pads make setup easier at some locations. At The Boulders at Lake Tyler, a camper notes, "This was our first outing in our recently purchased Class B. We stopped for one night on a holiday weekend but wish we had had more time. Although the sites were close together, they all had concrete pads, full hookups, were level, and had picnic tables."

    Utility considerations: Water quality varies between campgrounds. "Sulphuric smelling water. Highway noise. On our last night, the 30 amp breaker kept tripping without a full load," warns a camper about Rusk Depot Campground, suggesting bringing water filters or bottled water.

    Site dimensions: Consider the size limitations for larger rigs. "Limited sites for RVs longer than 30 feet. Most sites were designed for 20 feet or smaller. Not a slide-out friendly campground as most sites were very compact," cautions a visitor to Rusk Depot Campground about site dimensions.

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