
These are The Best Camping Spots in Texas for Nature Lovers
For those that love to spend time outdoors. These are the places you need to put on your Texas bucket list.
Best Places to Go Camping in Texas for Nature Lovers
The folks over at Living Local Texas just shared their best camping spots across the state. Scroll through to see how many you have been to or to plan out you next camping road trip.
Gallery Credit: Stryker
Best Things to Bring for Camping in Texas
Obviously if you plan on going to any of the places above. Be sure you bring all the proper gear before you head into those parks. You maybe going to some remote parts of Texas that may not have everything you need to prepare for your trip. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department suggests you bring the following.
Clothing for Camping in Texas
- Good walking shoes or boots
- 3 pairs of socks (at least)
- Water shoes (for kayaking, showers)
- Long pants
- Shorts
- Long-sleeved shirt
- Short-sleeved shirt
- Underwear
- Hat
- Pajamas
- Swimsuit (for kayaking)
- Rain jacket
Personal Items for Camping in Texas
- Toothbrush
- Towel
- Wash cloth
- Deodorant
- Sunglasses
- Lip balm
- Soap
- Shampoo
- Water bottle
Miscellaneous Items for Camping in Texas
- Folding camp chairs
- Bicycles and helmets
- Book (optional)
- Flashlight/headlamp (extra batteries)
- Daypack/fanny pack
- Pocket knife (adults only)
- Binoculars
- First aid kit - personal medications
properly labeled
Kitchen Items for Camping in Texas
- Sharp knife
- Resealable plastic bags
- Plates, bowls and cups
- Silverware
- Paper towels
- Charcoal/starter fluid / chimney starter
- Cooler and ice
- Dish soap (preferably biodegradable)
- Can opener
- Aluminum foil
- Marshmallow skewers
- Food items for family
- Cast-iron skillet (basic fry pan will be provided)
Group Items for Camping in Texas
- Camera with film or memory card
- Extra batteries
- Insect repellent
- Sunscreen
- Trash bags
- Matches or lighter
- Kindling or fire starter
Bedding/Sleeping for Camping in Texas
- Sleeping bag or blanket
- An extra blanket, just in case
- Twin Sheets for the cot
- Pillow
If you do decide to go camping at any of the places above. Have a safe trip and be sure you send me photos!
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