Camp Wood, Texas, lures RV campers with world-class fly fishing on the Nueces River and deer hunting in Real County's rugged hills. Four RV parks put you steps from these thrills. Start your adventure affordably from $22 a night.
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Camp Wood hugs the Nueces River in southwest Texas Hill Country. Fly anglers cast for rainbow trout during winter runs. Hunters scour 1,200-acre Leakey Ranch or join guided whitetail hunts. Town folk gather for the annual Camp Wood Celebration, complete with parades, barbecues, and live music on Main Street.
Wes Cooksey Park fits budget solo travelers or couples with WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and a dump station from $22 nightly. Los Rios Campground handles big groups across sites priced $45 to $275, plus showers and dump facilities. Big Oak River Camp delivers quiet riverside vibes. Three Sisters Lodging & Event Center eases in pets and long RVs with pull-through spots and 50-amp power.
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Camp Wood shines for fly fishing on the Nueces River and deer hunting in Real County. Rainbow trout swarm the clear waters each winter, drawing anglers nationwide. Hunters bag trophy whitetails on local ranches. The small town's rodeos and river floats add family fun amid Hill Country scenery.
Find four RV parks right in Camp Wood: Wes Cooksey Park, Los Rios Campground, Big Oak River Camp, and Three Sisters Lodging & Event Center. Wes Cooksey offers budget sites with WiFi and showers from $22. Los Rios suits groups near the river. Others provide pet-friendly pull-throughs and dump stations.
Yes, Three Sisters Lodging & Event Center welcomes pets with 50-amp pull-through sites. This spot suits traveling families or couples with dogs exploring the Nueces River. Other parks like Wes Cooksey focus more on hookups, but check policies for leashed pets during your stay.