RV Rentals Junction, Texas

Popular RV Rentals Near Junction, Texas, for Any Budget

Escape the ordinary by renting an RV and exploring Junction, Texas, and the surrounding areas. You can find five-star travel trailers for as low as $75 per night and pop-up campers starting at $49. If you have a gooseneck hitch, you can rent fifth-wheel campers from $125 per night, and some are delivered for an additional fee. You can also find Class C motorhomes beginning at about $175 and Class As from $215.

RVshare’s Top Vacation Destinations Near Junction, Texas, No Matter the Duration

San Antonio, Texas, is an amazing city for animal lovers. Explore the zoo, Sea World, and the aquarium. Relax over a great meal at Signature, Bliss, or Clementine. 

Austin features the Blanton Museum of Art, Umlauf Sculpture Garden and Museum, and Elisabet Nay Museum to take in, making it a great city for art lovers. While in the city, dine on the patio at The Oasis on Lake Travis to enjoy stunning views of the lake or Shoal Creek Saloon with its quiet stream bubbling by you as you dine. Austin is also a great starting point for many exciting destinations, including road trips to Las Vegas, Chicago, Nashville, El Paso, Atlanta, Phoenix, Orlando, Seattle, and many more.

San Angelo, Texas, is a prime spot for history lovers. You will want to explore Fort Concho, especially when it puts on its Christmas displays. Then, head to the downtown area to see the historical murals painted on the side of many businesses. While in San Angelo, eat great Mexican food at Armenta’s Café, Middle Eastern food at The Pleasant Village Restaurant, or Southern comfort food at the Shiloh Restaurant at the Chicken Farm Art Center.

Explore Junction, Texas, in an RVshare RV Rental

While many people lived in the city called Denman, a group of men approached Judge J.B. Randolph about incorporating the city in 1927. The judge scheduled an election to vote on the idea, and many people handed out flyers asking their fellow neighbors to vote no. During the election held on September 13, 1927, 274 people voted for incorporation, and 113 voted against it. The city’s name was soon changed to Junction because it is where the North and South Llano rivers meet. You can learn more about the city’s history by visiting the Kimble County History Museum.

Many people use the nickname "The Land of the Living Waters" to describe Junction and the surrounding county. There is more water in this county than in any other in the state. Therefore, local wildlife flourishes, and this community is extremely popular with hunters. If you enjoy hunting, then you may want to contact the Chamber of Commerce to obtain a deer lease list while you are in town. The rivers, fed by underground springs, are also beautiful places to go fishing and kayaking. The Grobe and Yates crossings are fantastic places to start a six-to-eight-hour kayaking trip.

While you are in this city of about 2,500 people, you will want to eat at some local restaurants. Isaack Restaurant is a great place to start your day with hot coffee, pancakes, and bacon or sausage. You will want to eat a delicious barbecue sandwich for lunch at Lum’s BBQ. Stop in the afternoon to get a shake at The Milky Way before eating dinner at Tia Nena’s or La Familia Restaurant.

Discover Nearby Towns and Cities

Sonora, Texas – You will want to go underground when you visit Sonora, which is approximately 53 minutes west of Junction, by touring the Caverns of Sonora. The building housing the Miers Home Museum was the fifth structure built in this town of about 3,500 people, and you can explore local lore by taking a tour of this museum. Learn how one of Butch Cassidy’s gang died in this area by visiting the Old Sonora Icehouse Ranch Museum. 

• 17 Restaurants
• 15 Gas Stations 
• 3 Campgrounds 
• 15 RV Dump Stations

Menard, Texas – You will love the scenery in and near this ranching community of about 2,000 people that's 30 minutes north of Junction. Officials named the city after Texas Declaration of Independence signer Michael Branamour Menard, who founded Galveston. History lovers will want to see the Presidio San Luis de Las Amarillas, Fort McKavett, and Menardville Museum. This community’s location on the San Saba River makes it perfect for fishing. 

• 6 Restaurants 
• 6 Gas Stations 
• 2 Campgrounds 
• 1 RV Dump Station 

Eldorado, Texas – City founders gave free town lots to early settlers to encourage the first settlers to move from nearby Verand to Eldorado, which is about an hour and 15 minutes northwest of Junction. West Texas Woolen Mill made thousands of World War II uniforms, and you will want to see the buildings and looms. This community of about 1,900 people is the county seat of Schleicher County.

• 3 Restaurants 
• 4 Gas Stations 
• 3 Campgrounds 
• 3 RV Dump Stations 

Best National Parks Near Junction, Texas

Big Bend National Park is about 300 miles west of Junction. Get an overview of this park’s immense beauty by driving along the Ross Maxwell Scenic Drive. Watch as you drive along to spot some of the 450 bird, 75 mammal, and 56 reptile species that live in this park. Another exciting way to see the animals that live here is to go on a Rio Grande canoeing trip. While the park is home to many short trails, hike the Outer Mountain Loop if you are ready for a challenge.

If you are willing to make the trip, Guadalupe Mountains National Park is about five and a half hours from Junction. It is well worth the journey as it contains Guadalupe Peak, the highest point in Texas. There are more than 80 miles of hiking trails as well as many opportunities to view diverse wildlife, such as a variety of lizard species, mule deer, coyotes, rock squirrels, and even javelinas.

Carlsbad Caverns National Park in Carlsbad, New Mexico, is also five and a half hours from Junction and consists of over 119 limestone caves in the Chihuahuan Desert. While the weather at the park can get extremely hot during the day, the temperature inside the caverns is consistently 56 degrees. You can explore the caves on your own or take a guided tour and watch as thousands of bats leave the caves at sunset from Memorial Day to October.

Popular State Parks Near Junction, Texas

South Llano River State Park is a fun spot to spend the day on the water. Since the river is slow-moving, it is an excellent place for a tubing adventure or for going swimming. You can bring your innertube or rent one from the park’s office. There are over 22 miles of trails in this park, and some of them are open for mountain biking. 

Lost Maples State Natural Area is a gorgeous place to visit in the fall when the bigtooth maples are changing colors. This park’s secluded location makes it an ideal location for stargazing. The Sabinal River and Can Creek are great fishing spots.

Garner State Park is where people have been heading for over 70 years to dance on summer nights, and you will want to join them. Check the schedule because live bands often perform at this location. You can go floating or swimming in the Frio River. You can rent paddle boats, kayaks, and innertubes at the park’s office. This is an ideal spot for a first camping trip because there also are tables, grills, and outdoor cooking equipment available for rent.

Must-See Monuments and Landmarks Near Junction, Texas

About two miles south of Junction off Farm to Market Road 2169, you can enjoy the panoramic views from the top of Lover’s Leap. Local legend says that two young Native Americans from warring tribes fell in love, but both tribes scorned them. Knowing they could never make it on their own, the lovers jumped from the top of this limestone cliff. Regardless of the truth, you may want to see the Passion Play in the natural amphitheater at this cliff’s base. The play has been a community event for over 65 years.

Upcoming Events in Junction, Texas

• Piatigorsky Foundation Concert – This concert and associated events occur annually in January at the First Baptist Church.
• Disc Golf “Freezer” Tournament – This February disc golf tournament draws about 100 teams from across the state to Junction to compete on the three local courses. 
• Outdoor Women Gone Wild – This weekend event encourages women to try fly-fishing, archery, shooting, outdoor photography, and bird-watching at various Junction venues. 
• Martin Car Show – See unique, classical, and hot rod vehicles at this August car show in downtown Junction.

Popular POI Activities Near Junction, Texas

• Kimble County River Park – This riverfront park is ideal for a leisurely picnic. 
• Caverns of Sonora – Explore this beautiful show cave before going for a hike above ground.
• Riverside Nature Center – See over 140 species of trees at this center on the banks of the Guadalupe River near Kerrville.
• Kerrville-Schreiner Park – Go hiking and biking at this park in Kerrville. There are also tennis and volleyball courts.
• Enchanted Rock State Natural Area – Climb to the top of the summit, or explore other hiking trails at this facility near Fredericksburg.

RVshare’s Top Picks for Nearby RV Parks and Campgrounds

There are beautiful campgrounds in San Angelo, Texas, and you may want to stay at the San Angelo KOA Holiday, which has a large, covered picnic area and a seasonal pool. Another fantastic choice is Concho Pearl RV Estates, which has a business center if you need to work while camping. You can also find excellent camping at San Angelo State Park, which has its own Texas longhorn herd.

Best RV Dump Stations Near Junction, Texas

There are many convenient RV dump stations near Junction. You can find them at Junction North Llano River RV Park and Pecan Valley RV Park in Junction. There is also one at South Llano River State Park.

Popular RV Storage Facilities Near Junction, Texas 

Keep your RV safe and out of your way by parking it at an RV storage facility in Texas. You may want to consider D&N RV Storage LLC, where you can find covered and uncovered storage. You may also want to think about Affordable RV Storage, which offers covered storage units up to 50 feet long. Lone Star Storage Center has parking available for units up to 30 feet long.