Lake Livingston State Park RV & Campground Guide

Set up a convenient home base inside the park at one of the Lake Livingston State Park Campgrounds. With a wide range of full-hookup sites, this is a terrific spot for RVers. You can choose from 20- to 50-amp electric service, and every site comes with a lantern post, fire ring, and picnic table for outdoor dining. The restrooms and hot showers are a convenient perk. Keep in mind that some camping areas, including Pin Oak, Yaupon, and Hercules, require a two-night stay if you’re coming on the weekend. Nightly rates start at $18 for electricity-only RV sites and $20 for ones with full hookups.

Located just 10 minutes from Lake Livingston State Park, Camp Jason RV Resort offers just about all the luxury you could ask for from an RV trip. This family-owned campground offers full-hookup sites in an area with plenty of shade trees. It’s a great option if you’re bringing a pet—there’s even an off-leash park so your dog can run free. Inside the park, enjoy amenities like a catch-and-release pond, laundry room, free Wi-Fi, and a playground. Rates start at $50 per night for up to two adults and two kids; campers get great discounts for weekly stays. Choose from pull-through or back-in sites.

Camp right across the lake from Lake Livingston State Park at Wolf Creek Park. This well-maintained park offers full-hookup sites and a family-friendly atmosphere, making it a great choice for RVers with kids. Rent canoes and kayaks at the on-site marina, or fish from the shore. With a playground, volleyball court, and basketball court, there’s always something active to do here. For the most relaxing vibe, book ahead to get one of the sites next to the water. Forty-six of the park’s 103 sites offer full hookups with 50-amp electricity. Rates start at $25 per night for an RV site and $35 per night for a waterfront RV site.

Fall asleep to the sound of gentle waves at Lake Livingston / Onalaska KOA Holiday, which is located on the lake about 19 miles north of Lake Livingston State Park. It's hard to beat this park for perks—overnight guests get access to the clubhouse kitchen, a dog-sitting service, a swimming pool, and a hot tub. With Wi-Fi and cable TV, staying connected and comfortable is a breeze. Feel free to bring your big rig; the biggest site is 100 feet long. The RV sites offer full hookups, and many have spectacular water views. Rates vary by season, and you can often find special deals and discounts listed on the campground's website.