Nature Trails RV Park

Greenville, Texas

63 RV Sites

Nature Trails Staycation in Campbell, Texas, provides a wooded full-hookup RV park on 76 privately held acres of East Texas timber and bottomland in Hunt County's rural fringe east of Greenville, where the property's catch-and-release lake, white-tailed deer population, and the network of hiking and walking trails through the surrounding hardwood forest create a genuinely nature-immersive camping environment that the commercial campgrounds on the I-30 corridor between Dallas and Texarkana cannot replicate in the same scale of forested seclusion. The park's 76-acre woodland provides the spatial separation between individual sites and the forested trail network that makes Nature Trails function less like a traditional RV park and more like a private nature preserve with full hookup utility infrastructure. The park's amenities reflect its identity as a nature-first camping destination with practical full-service utility infrastructure: full hookup big-rig-friendly sites with reliable electrical, water, and sewer connections, a catch-and-release lake for fishing, extensive walking trails winding through the 76-acre woodland, a dog park for the trail companions and outdoor dogs that East Texas forest camping encourages, laundry, showers, bathrooms, propane fills, and Wi-Fi provide the combination of natural recreation access and practical camping comfort that the property's wooded Hunt County setting demands. The white-tailed deer that roam the property freely and the songbird diversity of the surrounding mixed oak and pine habitat create the wildlife observation experience that guests who prefer natural encounters over resort programming seek in the East Texas timber country. Hunt County's position in the Post Oak Savanna ecological transition zone between the Blackland Prairie to the west and the Pineywoods to the east creates the mixed woodland character that distinguishes the Nature Trails property from the flat open pasture terrain of the surrounding agricultural landscape. The 76-acre parcel's combination of hardwood canopy, understory brush, and the pond and creek habitat that the catch-and-release lake anchors supports the white-tailed deer, wild turkey, and resident songbird populations that guests consistently encounter on the park's trail network in the early morning and evening hours when the woodland's wildlife is most active. Greenville, the Hunt County seat approximately 10 miles west on US-69, provides the commercial services and dining that make an extended Nature Trails stay practically comfortable. Lake Tawakoni State Park, approximately 20 miles southeast of the park via TX-276 in Rains County, preserves 376 acres of shoreline on Lake Tawakoni—a 36,700-acre reservoir whose bass and catfish fishing, swimming beach, and the state park's hiking trails through the Post Oak Savanna provide the most developed public outdoor recreation infrastructure in the immediate Hunt County region. Lake Tawakoni's reputation as one of the most productive bass fishing lakes in northeast Texas draws tournament anglers from the Dallas-Fort Worth area who find the reservoir's creek arm structure and the cypress-lined shoreline particularly productive for largemouth and white bass across the spring and fall fishing seasons. Nature Trails Staycation operates year-round in Hunt County's four-season East Texas climate, with the spring and fall seasons delivering the most rewarding wildlife observation and trail hiking conditions in the surrounding 76-acre woodland—the spring songbird migration through the East Texas timber corridor brings warblers, vireos, and thrushes through the property's canopy in April and May, and the fall deer movement season from September through November creates the most active white-tailed deer sightings on the park's trail network. The mild East Texas winters allow year-round camping in conditions where the lake's catfish fishing and the quiet wooded setting provide the natural solitude that guests who use Nature Trails as a Dallas-area retreat from urban intensity specifically value in this Hunt County woodland property.

What does this place offer

Bathrooms
Big Rig Friendly
Bird/Wildlife Watching
Dog Park
Fishing

Full Hookup
Hiking
Lake
Laundry
Pet Friendly

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Location

1011 Co Rd 4109, Greenville, TX 75401, USA

Things to know

Check-in: 3:00 PM

Check-out: 11:00 AM

Rules

Registration and Arrival Check-In Procedure - Check-In: 3 pm - Check-Out: 11 am - While we attempt to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement. Extended Stay Policy - All extended stay guests must pay in advance. - There is a processing fee if paying by credit card or we can do a monthly ACH transaction. VENMO, cash, check and money order are also accepted. - Extended stay guests are required to give a seven (7) day notice when vacating the premises. - NO CASH OR CHECKS ACCEPTED AT THIS TIME. Children Policy - Small children are not to be left unattended at any time. Pet Policy - We are a pet-friendly park and ask that everyone respect the park policies regarding pets. - Guests may have 4 pets, there is no breed restriction on dogs, however, aggressive dogs will be asked to leave. - All pets are required to be under the control of their owner at all times and must be on a leash with the owner at one end of the leash and the pet at the other end. - A pet must never be tied up outside of an RV and/or left unattended. - We do allow gating outside of your RV for your pet. - No pets are allowed in the office/store, restrooms, laundry, or any other common areas. - All pets must be updated on all vaccinations and guests must be able to provide a copy to the office if requested. - Animals are the exclusive responsibility of their owners. - Noisy pets will not be allowed. - Keep our park clean – pick up after your pet! - Please note that we have provided “receptacles” to help with keeping the park clean. Wi-Fi - Is available Laundry Facility - We have coin-operated washers and dryers located at the office for your convenience. - We try to keep our restroom and shower facilities neat and clean at all times. - We ask that you do the same and help us to take care of them. - Please do not use the restroom sinks to wash your dishes and please report any problems to the office immediately. Vehicles Policies - All RV/Camper trailers must be 12 years or newer; your RV/camper must be street legal, in good sound condition, and must be visually pleasing (discretion of the camp manager). - Major vehicle repairs or maintenance will NOT be permitted on the premises. - If your vehicle, RV, or camper becomes disabled in any way please notify the office immediately, no exceptions are given. - Each site is based on 2 Vehicles. - Large work trucks, utility trailers, or cargo trailers must be approved by the office personnel. Parking Policy - You must park within your site. - No parking in adjacent sites unless you have paid for that site (standard site rental fees apply). - No parking or driving on the grass or in unassigned parking spaces or sites. RV Site Policy - Please keep your site free of debris, clotheslines, cigarette butts, and clutter. - You must keep all loose items within a lidded tote either by your stairs or under your RV. - No clotheslines. Tent Policy - Tent camping is allowed. Antennas/Satellite Policy - All antennas/satellite dishes must be attached to an RV or free standing. - No antennas or satellites will be attached or affixed to any sites or property belonging to Nature Trails Staycation. - Nature Trails Staycation will not be held responsible for any damages to your antennas or satellite dish. Behavior Policy - Loud, obnoxious, disorderly, boisterous, or unlawful conduct or conduct that disturbs or threatens the rights, comfort, or inconvenience of others in or near the Property will not be tolerated. - Violence or the threat of violence will not be tolerated. Weapons Policy - Guns, knives, arrows, or other weapons must be in compliance with all local, state, and federal laws and/or guidelines. Hazardous Materials and Drugs Policy - The possession, sale, or manufacture of illegal drugs or drug paraphernalia on the RV Site or anywhere else on the Property is strictly prohibited and will result in removal from Nature Trails Staycation property. - The storage of hazardous materials on the RV Site or on the Property is prohibited. Wildlife Policy - The wildlife in and around our park should be enjoyed not HUNTED. - There is no authorized hunting of any animals on our property. - We have a stocked lake with bass and catfish for your enjoyment as well. - All fishing is CATCH and RELEASE ONLY. - Failure to do so will result in being asked to vacate the premises. Cutting of Trees Policy - Cutting of trees is prohibited. Speed Limit - The speed limit is 5 mph. - STRICTLY ENFORCED. - You will be asked to vacate upon a second violation. Campfires Policy - Campfires are allowed only when the burn ban is lifted and then only in designated fire rings. Water and Sewer Policy - Do not let water run unnecessarily. - No washing of vehicles/RV/ATV. - A sewer hose “donut” or “L” connector is required Renting Off-road Vehicles Policy - No ATV/UTV/Dirt Bikes/Golf Carts are allowed on premises unless approved by management.

Cancellation Policy

MODERATE If the guest cancels at least 1 week before your check-in day and time, they will receive a full refund (minus Spot2Nite convenience or resort fees). If the guest cancels within the 1 week before check-in, there will be no refund.