Cabins near Rowlett, Texas provide access to Lake Ray Hubbard and the expansive Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Winter temperatures average between 35-60°F, while summer can reach above 95°F with high humidity. Most cabin rental facilities require reservations at least 30 days in advance during peak season from May through September.
What to do
**Fishing access: Lake Lewisville offers multiple shoreline fishing spots at Hidden Cove Park & Marina. "Great fishing, kayaking, play ground, and swim area. Very well kept up. The store is well stocked," notes one visitor about the diverse activities available.
**Water recreation: Joe Pool Lake at Loyd Park provides boat ramps and swimming areas. "They have a big beach, park area to enjoy. Staff is friendly," reports a camper who appreciated the facilities. The park charges a $10 daily vehicle fee, making a park pass economical for stays over three days.
**Trail exploration: Multiple hiking paths connect cabin areas to scenic viewpoints at Cedar Hill State Park. "Very clean and picturesque park, would come back for sure," states one visitor about the natural surroundings. The park design features small loops with 15-20 campsites in each, creating a more private atmosphere.
What campers like
**Lake views: Cabins at The Vineyards Campground & Cabins feature optimal positioning for water views. "Large sites with covered picnic tables. Sites spread nicely with no one on top of you," according to one visitor who appreciated the spacious layout and privacy between units.
**Security measures: Gated access provides peace of mind at several cabin facilities. "Great security visible as well as a coded gate after hours," mentions a camper at The Vineyards. This security feature is particularly valued by families and solo travelers.
**Cabin furnishings: The units at Twin Coves Park offer modern amenities. "The cabins are well equipped with granite countertop kitchens even!" reports a visitor who was impressed with the quality of the accommodations.
What you should know
**Site variations: Terrain and privacy differ significantly between locations. "The outer sites are more tree'd and private, while the inner spots have little to no trees or privacy," explains a camper about the Turkey Loop at Hidden Cove Park.
**Seasonal challenges: Summer insect activity requires preparation. "We had ants in our trailer and lots of bites," warns a visitor to Northside RV Resort. Multiple reviewers mention fire ants as a specific concern in warmer months.
**Weather considerations: Flash flooding occurs in spring, affecting site availability. "Partially closed due to flooding," notes a camper about temporary closures at Cedar Hill State Park. Low-lying sites near water may become unavailable during heavy rain periods.
Tips for camping with families
**Playground options: Multiple parks feature child-friendly play areas. "Playground was amazing with an awesome 'roller-coaster' swing that the teenagers even loved," states a family who visited Dallas-Northeast Campground.
**Swimming areas: Designated beach zones provide supervised water access. "Joe Pool lake is part of park. There's a big beach, park area to enjoy," notes a visitor to Loyd Park who appreciated the family-friendly water facilities.
**Cabin selection: Book end-of-loop cabins for maximum privacy with children. "Site 115 great spot close to the water," recommends a Loyd Park camper. Corner sites typically offer more buffer space between units and better access to common areas.
Tips from RVers
**Site preparation: Gravel pads may require additional leveling. "Level pads" at Northside RV Resort were noted as a positive feature by multiple reviewers, contrasting with uneven sites at other facilities.
**Water conditions: Supply interruptions occur during peak usage. "While we were there the internet and water was off a lot," reports a visitor to Northside RV Resort, suggesting that cabin renters bring backup water supplies.
**Overflow options: Backup reservations are recommended for holiday periods. "The park had absolutely no signs indicating where the campground is," noted one frustrated camper at Cedar Hill State Park who arrived after hours. This situation highlights the importance of having contingency plans during busy weekends.
