Rock'n E RV Park, Coldspring, TX - Passport America Participating Park

Just two miles from Lake Livingston Dam and the Trinity River, you can enjoy the great outdoors and still be close to the entertainment and conveniences of the big city at Rock'n E RV Park. Voted best RV Park in San Jacinto County for the past four years, Rock'n E RV Park is home to some of the best Wooded Family Camping in East Texas. Get out there and enjoy six miles of nature/hiking trails or just relax in your large wooded campsite that is big enough for the biggest of rigs, yet makes even the smallest of campers feel cozy and at home.

The Amenities You'll Find at Rock'n E RV Park Include:

• 39 total large, wooded RV sites. 31 pull-thrus and 8 back-ins.
• All sites have full hookups, picnic tables, BBQ pits, and fire rings
• Accommodates any size RV
• 20/30/50 Amp service
• Wi-Fi Internet
• 1600 square foot pavilion - great for pot luck dinners, birthday parties, & group gatherings
• Camp Store with lounging porch offers camping necessities as well as cold drinks, snacks, fire wood, and ice.
• Clubhouse
• Restrooms, Showers, 24-hour Laundry
• Security
• Propane
• Playground - Keeps the little ones occupied
• Basketball, Horseshoes, Tether Ball, Volleyball
• Biking, Horseback Riding, Nature Watching
• 6 miles of Nature Trails that wind through the pine trees and along some of the most amazing ravines in the area. Some trails are an easy stroll through the peaceful woods, while others offer more of a hiking challenge. Enjoy bird watching, geocaching, finding hidden treasures, and so much more.
• Rental RVs available and Tent Campers are always welcome, primitive sites available
• Pets Welcome with Well-Trained Owners. No aggressive breeds. Please see Park Rules concerning pets.

Area Attractions:

• Lake Livingston: If fishing is your thing, Lake Livingston is the destination for you. At this 93,000 acre lake, you'll find some of the best fishing any time of the year with largemouth bass, white bass, crappie, and blue catfish. 80 miles northeast of Houston, Lake Livingston also offers boating, sailing, and jet skiing. With over 450 miles of shoreline and plenty of wildlife, this is a terrific spot for bird watching and nature hikes. Known as a local "water wonderland," this is the second largest lake in Texas. What a terrific place to enjoy a family outing!
• Alabama-Coushatta Indian Reservation: The Alabama-Coushatta Indian Reservation was established in 1854, and is 4,593.7 acres large. It's located 17 miles east of Livingston. About half the tribe (500 people) live on the reservation. Nestled in the Big Thicket, the reservation is home to the Alabama and Coushatta, part of Southern forest tribes.
• Sam Houston National Forest: Spring is the perfect time to hike the Lone Star Hiking Trail and enjoy the beauty of Sam Houston National Forest. You will see woodland violets, flowering Carolina Jasmine, redbuds and dogwoods. You will hear (and perhaps see) red-bellied and pileated woodpeckers, Carolina wrens, cardinals, and chickadees. Some 26 miles of the Lone Star Hiking Trail, including the Big Creek Scenic Area and the Winters Bayou Scenic Area, have received National Recreation Trail designation.
• Tempe Creek Ranch Trail Rides: Located minutes from Lake Livingston, Tempe Creek Ranch provides an exciting 45 minute trail ride experience through 42 acres of wooded Texas trails. They take pride in offering a fun, safe, and enjoyable experience for every person who visits.

Rock'n E RV Park
5221 FM 222 Loop S
Coldspring, TX 77331

(936) 653-2727

Regular Rates: $35 - $40*
Passport America Rates: $19.08 - $22.35*

Notes: Open year-round. PA not valid 4th of July, Labor Day and Thanksgiving weekends. Reservations accepted. Credit cards accepted. Pets welcome. *Nightly rates vary, based on size of RV site.