RV campsites near Woodway, Texas sit between 400-800 feet elevation in the central Texas plains region. The area experiences hot summers with temperatures often exceeding 100°F from June through August, making shade and electrical hookups particularly valuable. Most campgrounds in the region remain open year-round with peak visitation occurring during spring and fall months when temperatures moderate.
What to do
Fishing opportunities: At Flat Creek RV Resort, guests can fish in both the creek and stocked pond. "Bring your fishing pole-both a creek and lake for guests to catch and release. Everyone we talked to was very friendly and welcoming," notes Denise P., who appreciated the fishing amenities.
Walking trails: Several campgrounds maintain walking paths for exercise and exploring. "This park has a variety of fishing in the stocked pond perfect for a relaxing day at the park," observed Crystal C. about Flat Creek RV Resort, which features multiple outdoor areas for recreation beyond just camping.
Swimming options: Seasonal pools provide relief from Texas heat at some facilities. "The park is quiet with a pool, mini golf, playground, etc. It's not fancy by any means, and not well kept up, but if you are interested in a quiet spot in the woods with plenty of hiking trails, then this is a great spot," shared Rachel P. about Thousand Trails Lake Whitney.
What campers like
Spacious sites: Many campers appreciate room between sites. "We loved the trees and nice wide slips. Nice not to be within 5 feet from your neighbor," Doug M. commented about North Crest RV Park, highlighting the privacy between camping spots.
Clean facilities: Consistently maintained bathrooms and common areas receive positive mentions. "The park is quiet and clean. The bathhouse is exceptionally clean. The camper pads are level," noted Karan W. about North Crest RV Park.
Shaded camping areas: Natural tree cover provides welcome relief from summer heat. "The well kept grounds provided natural shade to keep our camper cool. The hosts were extremely helpful and gave us a quick call when they discovered we forgot some important equipment. The bathhouse is amazing with two full baths in total privacy," shared Deanna C. about her experience at North Crest.
What you should know
Highway noise levels: Proximity to Interstate 35 creates variable noise conditions. "We stayed one week here and probably would not stay here again due the very loud traffic noises," reported Bobbie S. about Magnolia RV Resort, indicating road noise can be a significant factor at some parks.
Reservation requirements: Many parks fill quickly during peak seasons. "To stay at this park make sure you make reservations ahead of time. While there is plenty of space, they do fill up and reservations will ensure your stay especially during the more populated seasons," advised Crystal C.
Site leveling needs: Terrain varies significantly between parks and individual sites. "It is a gravel site, so we did have to do some leveling when we got there, and no fire pit," Molly S. mentioned about her stay at Flat Creek RV Resort.
Tips for camping with families
Pet amenities: Several parks offer dedicated pet areas. "We stayed in spot 59 across the street from the dog park. But more importantly a big open field with a walking path around it. Made our fur babies happy," wrote Andrew about Blue Sky I-35 RV Park.
Group site availability: Family gatherings may require advance planning. "It is first come first serve so no reserving sites even if you have a group. We were kind of disappointed our group of 4 campers couldn't get spots together," Mollee C. noted about Thousand Trails Lake Whitney.
Bathroom accessibility: Distance to facilities varies significantly between parks. "Bathhouse is clean and pretty new but there is one each Mens and women's bathroom and shower for a long thin park. From our site to the bathhouse was 3 tenths of a mile," George L. mentioned regarding site layout considerations.
Tips from RVers
Overnight access: Late arrival options exist at select RV parks Woodway, Texas visitors might consider. "They were the only park to take our late call to stop for the night and the night watchman was extremely helpful. The sites were level cement pads," Crystal L. shared about Blue Sky I-35 RV Park.
Big rig navigation: Some parks present challenges for larger vehicles. "It took 20 minutes to get into our spot due to many trees and other campers/vehicles," warned Bobbie S. about site access at Magnolia RV Resort.
Storage options: Extended stays might benefit from additional vehicle parking. "There is overflow parking for boats, extra vehicles, etc.," mentioned Hope R. about Flat Creek RV Resort, highlighting an often overlooked amenity for RV travelers needing additional space.
