Texana Park and Campground

This place is awesome!!!! I love camping here. Actually affordable prices, $35 a night to camp (that includes a $5 online reservation fee) I used to camp at Coleleto Creek, another nearby camping spot from Victoria but they charge double that to camp there for the same thing. But yeah I love this place, the staff was really nice, the land is nice, I haven't caught any fish yet but I hope my luck changes soon. Tons of deer too and armadillos. Great place to camp!!! I love it here. They also have a little shop at the entrance if you need to buy any camping supplies, firewood, etc.

Lake Texana was very nice! 40 minutes from my home, no traffic, no issues, just a nice and easy trip. Park has lots of camping areas to fit your needs. If you have a camper/RV, there are numerous spots available with power, sewer, and water hook up. If you're using a tent, there are spaces everywhere. If you want to be near the lake, there's space. If you want to be in a more secluded area, they have you covered. All camping areas are equiped with pits for BBQ as well as pre dug fire pits with folding grates that cover half the pit in case you want to cook over a real open flame! The grate is also beneficial as a safety mechanism as well as a convenient area to place a smore while cooking it. Overall, the insects weren't too bad at this time of year, but be forewarned, there are plenty of scorpions wandering around, so take precaution. Of course, there is ample wildlife that can be seen while in the park as well. Everything from alligators, deer, armadillos, raccoon, and birds of prey. Lake Texana is a great place to get away for a weekend to refresh, recharge and reconnect with nature or to spend a week or more just enjoying the great outdoors. If you go the tent way of camping, the lake is equipped with indoor restrooms for men & women as well as shower facilities. The water may not be the warmest, but it serves the purpose. We were there the weekend prior to Halloween and the park staff do an amazing job putting on a small fair with eats, games for the kids, and a haunted trail for those brave enough to take the walk! The park staff provide hay rides to and from the camping area to the fair as well as a shuttle for guests who just want to partake in the fair without camping. I will absolutely be taking my family back in an RV in the near future!