Texas is a big state and if you’ve spent any time traveling through it with an Airstream, you know how much variety there is. From wide-open desert to hill country to the coast, there’s no shortage of places to camp. Over time, we’ve picked up a few favorites — spots we either keep coming back to or consistently hear about from customers.
If you haven’t been, it’s worth the trip.
Palo Duro is one of those places that feels completely different from the rest of Texas — dramatic canyon views, long hiking trails, and campsites that give you some space.
A classic for a reason.
Garner gets busy, especially in the summer, but it’s hard to beat if you’re looking for a mix of river access, shade, and a well-established campground.
If you’re looking for something a little more laid back than some of the bigger parks, Inks Lake is a solid option. It’s known for consistent water levels, which makes it a good choice year-round.
This one speaks for itself. Big Bend is a commitment, but if you’re set up for it, it’s one of the most rewarding places you can take an Airstream.
What to keep in mind:
This is where having a well-prepared setup matters — power, suspension, and overall reliability all come into play out here.
If you want something completely different, head to the coast. Mustang Island gives you the ability to camp near the water, with long stretches of beach and a more relaxed pace.
No matter where you’re headed, a few things make a big difference:
And depending on where you’re going, the right upgrades (power, suspension, connectivity) can make the experience a whole lot better. If you’re getting your trailer ready for the next trip, we’re always here to help make sure everything’s dialed in before you hit the road.
