Best Cabin Camping near Jasper, TX

Cabins near Jasper, Texas range from rustic shelters to fully furnished accommodations with modern amenities. Martin Dies, Jr. State Park Campground offers simple cabin structures with basic amenities, while Rayburn RV Hideout provides more comfortable options with electricity and climate control. The cabins at South Toledo Bend State Park feature wooden decks overlooking the lake, concrete pads, and nearby docks. "The cabins are small and rustic as you would expect but very clean. What you'd want since you will be outside enjoying the great outdoors," noted one visitor about the Powell Park cabins.

Rustic and deluxe cabins are both available, depending on the location. Brookeland/Lake Sam Rayburn KOA provides standard KOA cabin accommodations, while Artesian Springs Resort offers more secluded cabin options with access to a white sand spring-fed swimming area. Most cabins require advance reservations, especially during summer months and weekends. According to one camper at Martin Dies State Park, "We rented a small rustic shelter/cabin. Essentially a slab walls roof with a heater and ac. It did also have a picnic table inside. It was actually perfect for my family of 3." Pet policies vary by location, with many parks charging an additional pet fee for cabin stays.

Most cabins include beds but require visitors to bring their own linens, towels, and toiletries. The fully furnished waterfront cabins at Cypress Bend State Recreation Area are exceptions, featuring kitchenware, linens, microwave, coffee pot, and satellite TV. Basic cabins typically have electricity and air conditioning but limited cooking facilities beyond a fire ring or grill. Toledo Bend Recreation Site offers yurts as an alternative cabin option, equipped with bunks, mini-fridge, and Keurig coffee makers. On-site camp stores at some locations provide basic supplies, though the closest full grocery options may require a drive of 15-20 minutes from more remote cabin locations.

Best Cabin Sites Near Jasper, Texas (23)

    1. Martin Dies, Jr. State Park Campground

    39 Reviews
    Spurger, TX
    12 miles
    Website
    +1 (409) 384-5231

    $14 - $55 / night

    "We rented a small rustic shelter / cabin. Essentially a slab walls roof with a heater and ac. It did also have a picnic table inside. It was actually perfect for my family of 3."

    "Lots to do and pet friendly."

    2. Walnut Ridge

    2 Reviews
    Steinhagen Lake, TX
    12 miles

    "Very nice lake and forest setting, good rv pads, charcoal grills, concrete picnic tables, ample space between rv pads"

    "Park is spread out nicely. Park hosts around every corner. Great family park."

    3. Rayburn RV Hideout

    1 Review
    Brookeland, TX
    11 miles
    Website
    +1 (409) 698-3137

    4. Brookeland / Lake Sam Rayburn KOA

    2 Reviews
    Brookeland, TX
    15 miles
    Website
    +1 (409) 698-3422

    "If you want to escape the hot summer in Texas, I would recommend coming to Brookeland Campground because there is a beautiful lake nearby."

    "This KOA has trails leading to a river which empties into Lake Rayburn. You do not have direct access to the lake itself. The campground has a couple of small ponds. The staff is excellent."

    5. Powell

    1 Review
    Brookeland, TX
    15 miles

    "The lake is beautiful, the camp grounds are spotless and the Staff is awesome.  Great facilities whether tent camping, RV camping or staying in a cabin.  "

    6. South Toledo Bend State Park Campground

    12 Reviews
    Anacoco, LA
    32 miles
    Website
    +1 (337) 286-9075

    $25 - $33 / night

    "It had a very large well kept wooden deck with a picnic table. The camper pad was long and concrete."

    "Only (5) undeveloped campsites are available for tents/hammocks only. They have a great view looking out over the huge lake. Each has a picnic table and a fire ring w/ steel grill rack."

    7. Cypress Bend State Rec Area

    19 Reviews
    Sabine National Forest, LA
    39 miles
    Website
    +1 (318) 256-4112

    "Cypress Bend State Recreation Area in Many, Louisiana, offers a scenic getaway on 114 acres of forested land along Toledo Bend Lake."

    "The park is beautifully maintained and set on the edge of Toledo Bend Lake, offering some truly scenic views, especially at sunset."

    8. Artesian Springs Resort

    1 Review
    Newton, TX
    25 miles
    Website
    +1 (409) 379-8826

    "Golf cart and pet friendly. Trails to walk on in the woods around several ponds. Has 30 and 50 amp connection's, sewer and water hook up. Tent and cabin camping also."

    9. Hanks Creek

    10 Reviews
    Zavalla, TX
    34 miles
    Website
    +1 (409) 384-5716

    $26 - $150 / night

    "Love that the public swimming hole and boat ramp are not inside the park. 2 Pull throughs right on the water. Lots of different spaces to choose from no matter yer your camping needs."

    "Excellen place t spend quiet time by the lake! Such a beautiful setting in the east Texas Piney Woods! Our site was waterside so I only had to walk 15 feet to fish!"

    10. Whispering Creek Lodging & RV Park

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    Newton, TX
    17 miles
    Website
    +1 (409) 379-8400

    $35 / night

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Cabin Reviews near Jasper, TX

112 Reviews of 23 Jasper Campgrounds


  • Tammy B.
    Sep. 13, 2021

    Artesian Springs Resort

    Artesian springs resort

    Has a white sand spring fed swim area with a large slide and a trolley. Golf cart and pet friendly. Trails to walk on in the woods around several ponds. Has 30 and 50 amp connection's, sewer and water hook up. Tent and cabin camping also. Canoe rentals for catch and release fishing in ponds. No wifi. Ice and snow cones available from office.

  • D
    Apr. 21, 2025

    Cypress Bend State Rec Area

    Cypress Bend State Rec Area

    Cypress Bend State Recreation Area in Many, Louisiana, offers a scenic getaway on 114 acres of forested land along Toledo Bend Lake.citeturn0search0**Accommodations& Amenities:**-**RV Campsites:** 68 sites equipped with water, sewer, and 50/30/20 amp electrical hookups.-**Cabins:** 10 fully furnished waterfront cabins featuring air conditioning, heating, kitchenware, linens, microwave, coffee pot, and satellite TV.-**Recreational Facilities:** A renovated beach area, playground, volleyball court, covered pavilions with picnic tables, restrooms, and a 6-lane paved boat ramp.-**Fishing:** A lighted, handicap-accessible pier for fishing enthusiasts.**Access& Fees:**-**Entrance Fee:**$2.00 per person(children 12& under enter free).-**Operating Hours:** Park gates open at 6:00 am and close at 5:00 pm. Special arrangements can be made for late arrivals of registered guests.citeturn0search1 For more information or to make reservations, you can visit the[Sabine River Authority's official website](https://srala-toledo.com/cypress-bend-park/) or call(318) 256-4118. https://photocalltv.es/

  • Cat R.The Dyrt PRO User
    Jun. 20, 2020

    South Toledo Bend State Park Campground

    ALMOST PERFECT

    This was my first time at this beautiful state park. I will definitely come back! 3 days was not long enough to do everything! Our camper site was #46. It had a very large well kept wooden deck with a picnic table. The camper pad was long and concrete. It was slightly uneven, we used 3 blocks to level it off..There was also a large sand pad if you preferred a tent. A firepit was also there. Many of the other sites also had decks, with the same things available. It had water and electricity, a dump station, and very clean shower/restrooms . Also available were primitive camping sites with amazing views. Oh, did I mention that our site had a very short walk to a dock overlooking the beautiful lake. This dock had room for four boats! There are beautiful biking, and hiking trails, both concrete and dirt. Several play areas for the kids! There was a beach and swimming area, a nature center,, and playgrounds. The camp hosts were amazing and very helpful. The park was super clean, family and pet friendly, and a great price at 28 dollars a night. Happy camping!!

  • Conrad V.
    Dec. 22, 2021

    Toledo Bend Recreation Site - MILITARY

    Family Friendly, prime fishing location.

    The Army Recreation sight managed by MWR is a very well run campground and boat launch. Making a reservation was easy, and the lady i made the reservation with initially even called to follow up when the weather turned ugly.

    Our stay was in one of their Yurts. Though they do have cabins as well as primitive camping options. The yurt was supplied with two bunks, the bottoms being a a full size with the top bunks being twins. Amenities included heating and air conditioning as well as a mini fridge, keurig, and a couple of small drawers and a lamp. The only real complaint i can say i had was some of the linoleum tile was loose inside. Other than that, the yurt was an interesting cross between cabin and tent.

    Fishing is also very available, as well as playground, boat launch, boat rentals and R.V. accommodations as well.

    We may just go back and try a cabin next time as the temperatures have been getting cold here.

    Also be aware, there is a one time pet fee when staying in the cabins and yurts.

  • Mike V.
    Sep. 1, 2016

    South Toledo Bend State Park Campground

    Camping, canoeing & kayaking, at S. Toledo Bend State Park, west Louisiana

    Nice state park on western boundary of Louisiana along Toledo Bend Reservoir. Camping here is usually quite nice from late Oct through late April. Only (5) undeveloped campsites are available for tents/hammocks only. They have a great view looking out over the huge lake. Each has a picnic table and a fire ring w/ steel grill rack. On weekends you must reserve campsites/cabins for a minimum of two nights when doing online reservations. There is a large number of improved campsites that have water and electrical hook-ups, and quite a few cabins that can be rented, some of which also have a nice view of the lake. Bathhouse was fairly clean whenever I have been there, and has showers, sinks, and flush toilets. I would have given this park's camping area a 5-star rating, but there was no hot water left to take a nice warm shower during my last visit. Toledo Bend Reservoir is the #1 bass fishing lake in America 2 years in a row. Clean water and a few sandy beaches along the two small nearby islands are great for hanging out on when canoeing/kayaking/ boating. Bald Eagles are often seen during late Fall, Winter months, and early Spring. Please note that the raccoons are professional thieves at this state park, so you need to put your food away at night.

  • Chad  L.
    Nov. 23, 2020

    Martin Dies, Jr. State Park Campground

    Swampy kingdom

    We have passed this place several times on trips to other places and finally decided to check it out the first of Nov. We rented a small rustic shelter / cabin. Essentially a slab walls roof with a heater and ac. It did also have a picnic table inside. It was actually perfect for my family of 3. This park was very quiet and was abundant with wildlife. We seen dear, armadillo, racoon, and a fox all close to our site. There were many trails to hike and the park a tally spans two sides of the highway be sure to explore both. This was a great camp for us and we will definitely visit again.

  • H
    May. 27, 2018

    South Toledo Bend State Park Campground

    Excellent Primitive Experience

    Primitive campsites are clean, include a picnic table and fire pit, and are nestled on a bluff overlooking Toledo Bend. The park offers a comfort station within walking distance of the primitive sites that includes air-conditioned bathrooms and showers, coin-operated laundry, and water fountains. Multiple trails, a boat launch, fish cleaning station, swimming area, and more! We had a great experience and plan to return as often as we can. I couldn’t expect any more for less than $20/night.

  • Cat R.The Dyrt PRO User
    Oct. 20, 2021

    Cypress Bend Park-Toledo Bend Lake Sabine River Auth

    BEAUTIFUL SUNSETS

    We stayed at site #3, which was pretty much full sun. But, it was on the water with access to the water. Full hookups, concrete pads. Very clean, but dated restrooms. Laundry room was available. Boat launch, fishing, beautiful playground, gorgeous flower beds. No grocery on grounds. The grounds people were busy putting out Christmas decorations! Seems that they have a huge beautiful display every year.


Guide to Jasper

Cabin accommodations near Jasper, Texas range from minimalist shelters to waterfront structures with fishing docks. The region sits in the heart of the East Texas Piney Woods, with an elevation ranging from 200-350 feet above sea level and humid subtropical climate. Cabins at Toledo Bend Recreation Site include yurts equipped with bunks, mini-fridges, and Keurig coffee makers for campers seeking alternatives to traditional cabin structures.

What to do

Fishing piers and docks: At South Toledo Bend State Park Campground, visitors can fish directly from multiple docks around the property. "There are multiple docks around the site which my children enjoyed fishing from and we docked our kayak at for the week," notes one reviewer who stayed in a waterfront site.

Hiking on concrete trails: Cypress Bend State Rec Area offers paved hiking paths suitable for all ability levels. "Trails were all concrete. Lots of shade," reports a camper who found the well-maintained trails ideal for exploring the wooded surroundings without worrying about mud or uneven terrain.

Canoe rentals for pond fishing: Artesian Springs Resort provides canoe rentals specifically for catch-and-release fishing in their on-site ponds. "Canoe rentals for catch and release fishing in ponds," mentions a visitor who also enjoyed the resort's white sand spring-fed swimming area.

Wildlife viewing opportunities: Martin Dies, Jr. State Park Campground offers excellent wildlife spotting along its trails. "We saw a lot of wildlife like an armadillo, raccoon, and deer," shares a tent camper who visited during a rainy weekend but still enjoyed the park's natural attractions.

What campers like

White sand swimming areas: Artesian Springs Resort features a unique spring-fed swimming spot with recreational equipment. "Has a white sand spring fed swim area with a large slide and a trolley," highlights one reviewer who appreciated this refreshing alternative to lake swimming during hot Texas summers.

Private wooden decks: Some sites at South Toledo Bend State Park feature elevated decks that enhance the camping experience. "Sites were clean, ours had a fairly level pad but the pads aren't very wide. Ours (site 41) overlooked the water with easy access to the beautiful lake... Also offers some sites with decks right off the pad," explains a camper who stayed in February.

Waterside fishing access: Hanks Creek offers cabins and camping sites with direct lake access for fishing. "Our site was waterside so I only had to walk 15 feet to fish!" notes an enthusiastic visitor who enjoyed the convenience of fishing right from their campsite.

Clean facilities: Multiple cabins and camping areas maintain high cleanliness standards. "The facilities were spotless and everything worked well. We had arranged for full hookup with a shelter and the area was spotless," mentions a Memorial Day weekend visitor to Hanks Creek, highlighting the importance of well-maintained restrooms when cabin camping.

What you should know

Distance to supplies: Most cabin locations require driving for necessities. "The closest store (gas station) with any necessities is about a 20min drive each way," warns a South Toledo Bend State Park visitor who appreciated the solitude but noted the planning required for forgotten items.

Road conditions: Many camping areas around Toledo Bend have challenging access roads. "The roads need a lot of attention they were very rough," cautions a tent camper at Cypress Bend State Rec Area, where beautiful lake views come with the trade-off of poor road maintenance.

Pad widths for RVs: Concrete pads at South Toledo Bend State Park have limited width despite good length. "The pads aren't very wide. Ours (site 41) overlooked the water with easy access to the beautiful lake," shares a camper who otherwise enjoyed their waterfront location.

Seasonal bug activity: Insect preparation is essential when staying in cabin accommodations. "Bring spray and citronella candles!" advises a tent camper at Martin Dies State Park, who encountered heavy mosquito activity on the hiking trails despite enjoying the scenic waterfront location.

Tips for camping with families

Playground access: Martin Dies, Jr. State Park Campground offers structured recreation areas for children. "Campsites are modern, many have a waterfront view. The campsites are well shaded by trees, all have fire pits... There are many things to do at the state park that are appropriate for all ages," explains a visitor who found the park suitable for multigenerational camping.

Swimming beaches: Cypress Bend has a renovated beach area perfect for families with children. "Highlights for us were the renovated beach area, clean restrooms, and the lighted fishing pier... There's also a playground and volleyball court, which is great if you're bringing kids," notes a recent visitor.

Educational programs: Some parks offer structured activities for children. "There are programs available for children as well. The park is not far from town so there are many things to do nearby as well," mentions a Martin Dies visitor who appreciated the organized options beyond self-directed outdoor activities.

Cabin selection for family size: Choose cabin size carefully based on your group. "We rented a small rustic shelter/cabin. Essentially a slab walls roof with a heater and ac. It did also have a picnic table inside. It was actually perfect for my family of 3," shares a Martin Dies visitor who found the basic shelter met their family's needs despite its minimal amenities.

Tips from RVers

Campsite length considerations: At Hanks Creek, be aware of site dimensions when reserving. "Campground is nice but most sites aren't very long. Sites along the water are nice because you can beach your boat for easy access," cautions an RVer who found the waterfront sites compensated for length limitations by providing direct boat access.

Leveling requirements: Toledo Bend area sites often require careful leveling. "Pads aren't necessarily difficult to level your camper but beware of your blocks because your hitch will be sitting on the ground," advises a South Toledo Bend camper who stayed in a site with a wooden deck and lake view.

Dump station locations: Not all camping areas with cabins have on-site dump stations. Brookeland / Lake Sam Rayburn KOA provides sanitary dump facilities, which can be important when planning a multi-site trip combining cabin stays with RV camping in the region.

Electric service variations: Amperage options differ between parks. "Very nice lake and forest setting, good rv pads, charcoal grills, concrete picnic tables, ample space between rv pads," reports a visitor to Martin Dies State Park, which offers both 30-amp and 50-amp service at selected sites.

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