Bullard, Texas, draws RVers to Lake Palestine's bass-filled waters and the July Apple Festival on Main Street. Four parks deliver affordable bases, starting at $28 a night. Camp here to boat by day, feast on apple pies by night.
Bullard, Texas, draws RVers to Lake Palestine's bass-filled waters and the July Apple Festival on Main Street. Four parks deliver affordable bases, starting at $28 a night. Camp here to boat by day, feast on apple pies by night.
Bullard hugs Lake Palestine's eastern shores, where anglers hook largemouth bass from dawn till dusk. The Bullard Apple Festival floods Main Street each July with live music, artisan crafts, and fresh pies from local orchards. Historic brick buildings in the downtown square host Friday night markets, alive with fiddles and farm-fresh finds. Families bike the neighborhood trails past antebellum homes.
Bushman's RV Park and Campground fits families seeking riverside calm, rates from $39 nightly across its sites. Quiet Oaks RV Park supplies WiFi for work-on-the-go campers, kicking off at $30 per night. Lavender RV Park caters to big rigs with pull-through spots, fifty-amp hookups, and WiFi, all from $28. Each park launches you ten minutes from Lake Palestine boat ramps.
Bullard shines for Lake Palestine recreation and the annual Apple Festival. Anglers flock to the lake's 25,000 acres for bass fishing and boating. The July festival on Main Street draws 20,000 with pies, crafts, and parades, turning the town into a harvest party. RV parks position you steps from both.
Bushman's RV Park, Quiet Oaks RV Park, and Lavender RV Park anchor Bullard's options. Bushman's starts at $39 with campground vibes; Quiet Oaks at $30 adds WiFi; Lavender at $28 includes big-rig pull-throughs and fifty-amp. All sit minutes from US 69 and Lake Palestine access.
Most Bullard RV parks welcome pets, including Quiet Oaks and Lavender. Check Bushman's policies on leashes and breeds. Owners enjoy Lake Palestine trails with dogs, but clean up and supervise around wildlife. Year-round access keeps furry friends happy in shaded sites.
