Chandler, Texas, lures RV travelers with Lake Palestine's 25,500 acres of bass fishing and boating paradise. Three top parks anchor your stay: Flat Creek Marina and RV Park, Lake Palestine Gateway RV Park, and The Old Homeplace RV Village. Camp here to launch daily adventures on the water or explore nearby Tyler's rose gardens.
Chandler hugs State Highway 31 east of Tyler, where Lake Palestine steals the show. Anglers chase largemouth bass during spring tournaments at the lake's marinas. Families picnic at City Park on Lake Drive or boat from public ramps near FM 315. Small-town diners like Joan's Drive In serve burgers steps from Highway 31.
Flat Creek Marina and RV Park draws water enthusiasts with its pool, WiFi, laundry, and showers starting at $34 per night. Lake Palestine Gateway RV Park fits big rigs with fifty amp hookups, showers, and a dump station from $55 nightly. The Old Homeplace RV Village spans budgets from $37 to $525 per night, complete with WiFi, thirty and fifty amp service, and dump facilities for weekenders or long-haul nomads.
Chandler, Texas, stands out for Lake Palestine's premier bass fishing and boating. The 25,500-acre lake hosts tournaments that draw anglers statewide. Beyond water sports, locals flock to City Park for picnics and nearby Tyler's historic districts just 15 miles north.
Flat Creek Marina and RV Park, Lake Palestine Gateway RV Park, and The Old Homeplace RV Village top the list near Chandler. Flat Creek sits right on Lake Palestine with pool access. Gateway and Old Homeplace cluster along Highway 31, offering quick lake ramps and full amenities.
Most RV parks in Chandler welcome pets with leashes and waste stations. Flat Creek Marina, Lake Palestine Gateway, and The Old Homeplace all allow dogs; check individual rules for breed restrictions. Lake Palestine trails offer pet-friendly hikes right from camp.
