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Giddings RV Park
Overview
Giddings RV Park offers a practical and welcoming environment for travelers exploring the heart of Texas. Situated conveniently along the Highway 290 corridor, this park serves as an essential hub for those navigating the space between Austin and Houston. Whether you are looking for a short-term overnight rest stop or a more permanent home base, the park provides a clean, well-maintained space that emphasizes functionality and comfort for all guest types.
Location & Surroundings
Located in the historic city of Giddings, the park is surrounded by the quiet beauty of Lee County. The site is positioned perfectly for those who enjoy small-town accessibility without sacrificing proximity to major metropolitan areas. Guests can enjoy the slower pace of life, characterized by wide-open Texas skies and friendly local neighbors, all while being just a short drive from the bustling energy of the state capital or the industrial centers near Houston.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is designed with modern RV needs in mind, featuring spacious sites equipped with full hookups including both 30 and 50 amp electrical service. To ensure a comfortable stay, guests have access to on-site laundry facilities and private shower suites. The grounds are kept tidy, and many sites offer level parking to simplify the setup process for big rigs. High-speed internet is also prioritized, making it easier for remote workers or long-term travelers to stay connected during their visit.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Visitors to the area should not miss the opportunity to sample legendary Texas BBQ, as Giddings is home to several renowned smokehouses. History enthusiasts will appreciate a visit to the Lee County Heritage Center or a stroll past the beautiful historic courthouse. For those looking to enjoy the outdoors, local community parks provide plenty of space for walking, while the nearby Sherwood Forest Faire attracts visitors from across the state during its seasonal runs.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination is ideal for road trippers looking for a reliable midway point between major Texas cities. Its quiet atmosphere and robust utility connections also make it a top choice for long-term occupants or seasonal workers in the Lee County region. If you value a straightforward, no-nonsense camping experience with easy highway access and essential services, this park provides the perfect setting for your next stay.
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User Reviews
Troy Savage
This place is such a good place to live the management is awesome very lovely lady at the desk I live here, such a beautiful place
Big E
The good: They have lots of sites and usually have no problem with vacancies. There is a clubhouse / banquet hall that can be rented for parties. They have restrooms with showers and lots of washer/dryers for use. There is a pool table and an arcade game in the clubhouse. The lady that runs the office is on point. The other: the front half of the site has little to no shade trees. There's no cable tv so get your antennas ready.
Drew Augenblick
no one in office, had to ask lawn mower guy where to park. big dead trees in campground sites in my area near office were on a hill and they are so out of level my front wheels lifted up. lawn mower guy there best part rest looks very low rent not recommended except for low price or they find you a more level site
Plague V
Very peaceful place and the owners are so kind and helpful 🥰
mike howle
Nice park, nice sites & quite, but internet is very poor & no help for park personnel on getting it fixed.
paul hughes
Nice park but their hours of operation and not having anyone around on Saturday afternoon and Sunday at all was weird.
Brenda Gr
Excellent small campground. Very quiet. Clean bathrooms.
Renee P
The pads are concrete, pretty level, and nicely spaced. The laundry and office areas were clean. However, the moldy bathrooms were never cleaned while we were there and the office attendant was hardly ever in the office. Watch for fire ants.
Janine Rubilotta
This well-designed RV park that is only 2 years old could easily get 4 stars from me with just a little effort. We paid $39 for a one-night stay. Pros: Wide, asphalt interior roads with concrete pads and full hook-ups at every site. Sites (about 120) are wide with plenty of space between them. Plenty of grass and some trees. Quiet and sits back off of Rt. 290. No issues with electric, water or sewer hookups. Co-located with travel plaza for easy access to gas/diesel and small store. Bathrooms were clean. Cons: DO NOT turn on Rolling Oaks to access the campground. You enter the campground through the Texaco Travel Plaza and must turn RIGHT behind the Quonset hut to get to the camp office/check-in. IGNORE THE SIGN THAT TELLS YOU TO TURN LEFT AT THE HUT OR YOU WILL END UP IN THE TRUCK FUEL LANES. Most available sites weren’t level but they let you ride through and pick the site you want. Definitely take the time to do this. Just a couple of boards leveled our motor home easily. The bathrooms were beautiful when built but a poor design of the showers cause water to get on the walls. Every bathroom had rotted drywall with black mold outside of the shower. It appears this has been a problem since the campground opened. There was plenty of grass throughout the campground but it hadn’t been cut in quite some time. This makes it hard to walk and pickup after dogs. No campground map or instructions provided at check-in and the webpage only gives rates and a number for reservations. Summary: Adding to the webpage, adding better signage, cutting the grass and repairing the bathrooms would be a great start to making this an excellent RV park. It could even become a destination campground for families by adding picnic tables, fire rings, a playground and some activities for kids.
James Herrin
This is a nice new park. Nice long pull through sites with full hookups and 30/50amps. They have wifi and cable, but we did not use it so not sure how good it is. The roads are paved and sites have nice concrete pads to park on. The sites are spaced about average, not too close but not extremely roomy. The park is big rig friendly. However the sites are all built on the side of a hill and very few sites are anywhere close to level. To make matters worse, most sites are sloped from front to back, which makes leveling a challenge. We could not get anywhere close to level with our 45' coach, but since it was a quick overnight stay we made do. It might be a little easier to get a trailer level on these sloped sites but not a motor coach.