McClellan Creek National Grassland draws RV travelers to its windswept shortgrass prairies and bison herds roaming free. Pitch your tent or rig at Historic Remote Lone Mound Ranch or Sandy Beach City Park in Clarendon. Camp here for quiet hikes along McClellan Creek and starry nights over the Texas Panhandle.
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McClellan Creek National Grassland covers 1,618 acres of preserved prairie in Gray County, Texas. Trails wind past sheer bluffs and seasonal waterfalls on McClellan Creek. Birdwatchers spot lark buntings, burrowing owls, and golden eagles. Historic ranch houses stand as relics of cattle drives past.
Historic Remote Lone Mound Ranch fits off-grid fans with 30-amp and 50-amp hookups at $20 to $35 per night. Sandy Beach City Park in Clarendon welcomes families with showers, dump station, and water hookups by the lake. Both parks position you steps from grassland trails and Clarendon diners.
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McClellan Creek National Grassland excels in shortgrass prairie restoration and Texas Panhandle wildlife. Hikers follow the 2.5-mile McClellan Creek Trail to bluffs and waterfalls. Birders tally over 200 species, including burrowing owls. Ranch history lingers at stone corrals and dugout cabins.
Historic Remote Lone Mound Ranch and Sandy Beach City Park in Clarendon top the list. Lone Mound Ranch offers 30-amp and 50-amp hookups at $20 to $35/night. Sandy Beach adds showers, dump station, and water by the lake for easy stays.
Historic Remote Lone Mound Ranch supplies 30-amp and 50-amp electric hookups. Sandy Beach City Park in Clarendon features water hookups plus a dump station. Most sites handle rigs up to 40 feet; book ahead for peak spring wildflower season.