Waxahachie dazzles with gingerbread Victorian homes and the epic Scarborough Renaissance Festival. Four standout RV parks anchor your stay here. Camp out and dive into historic tours, jousting knights, and Dallas day trips from this charming Ellis County hub.
Waxahachie captivates visitors with its pink granite Ellis County Courthouse towering over the downtown square. Walk the Gingerbread Trail past ornate Victorian homes on South Rogers Street. Spring brings the Scarborough Renaissance Festival to a 25-acre site south of town, where artisans demonstrate crafts and crowds cheer mock battles. Getzendaner Park offers trails and a lake for quiet escapes right in the city.
Northside RV Resort delivers WiFi and steady comfort from $59 a night, perfect for remote workers. Budget hunters snag spots at Waxahachie Creek RV Park starting at $19 nightly or Highway 287 RV Park & Storage from $25. Flying Dutchman RV Resort suits families with showers, 50-amp and 30-amp hookups, and rates from $63 to $850 for upscale stays.
Waxahachie earns fame for its gingerbread Victorian architecture and Scarborough Renaissance Festival. The pink granite Ellis County Courthouse anchors downtown at 101 Main Street. Tour the Gingerbread Trail's 20-plus historic homes on South Rogers Street. Spring festival draws 250,000 for jousts, crafts, and turkey legs near FM 66.
Four RV parks serve Waxahachie: Northside RV Resort, Flying Dutchman RV Resort, Highway 287 RV Park & Storage, and Waxahachie Creek RV Park. Northside provides WiFi from $59/night along the north side. Flying Dutchman offers showers and amps from $63 to $850/night. Budget options start at $19/night at Waxahachie Creek.
Flying Dutchman RV Resort offers 50-amp and 30-amp hookups. This park includes showers and suits longer stays with rates from $63 to $850/night. Other spots like Northside focus on WiFi, while Highway 287 and Waxahachie Creek provide basic power for budget campers near town.
