The idea for Rayburn RV Hideout started many years ago as the perfect campground to host families and fishermen on one of the top bass lakes in the nation.  The layout of the park allows for ample parking for a boat, RV and vehicles at most sites, and yet gives more room at each site then at a typical RV park.  Each site was laid out to take advantage of the natural shade trees in the park and to give each site a individual and unique feel.  Our climate controlled bathhouse lets you enjoy comfort while camping.

Many times we have been asked why don't we expand our park bigger than its current 22 sites.  We feel that the small park with its hometown atmosphere as well as the roomy shaded sites is more important than squeezing in a couple more sites and removing all the trees.  There are plenty of parks in the area that offer the "coordinate the opening your door and sides, and just pass the butter through the window to your neighbor to see how many sites we can squeeze in" atmosphere. 

Our park is surrounded on 3 sides by US Army Corps of Engineer land with FM -1007 on the fourth side.  While you cannot see the Lake Sam Rayburn from the park, it is just a short 4/10 of a mile walk through the woods to the lake.  Boat ramps are located close to the park.  This allows you close access to the Lake, but without the annoying whine of jet skis and boat motors right outside your door.

Each site has a picnic table and fire ring to help you complete your camping experience.  All sites and roads are graveled.  Tent camping is welcome at any of our sites. 

We offer a climate controlled bathhouse for your showering comfort.  We offer free WiFi access in the park for our guests. 

On September 24, 2005 Hurricane Rita made landfall at Sabine Pass, Texas and headed North and passed over Rayburn RV Hideout.  You can read and see pictures of the park after the Rita passed on our Hurricane Rita page.

On September 13, 2008 Hurricane Ike made landfall at Galveston, Texas.  Ike passed to our west and we were just on the fringe of the "dirty side" of the hurricane.  You can read and see pictures of the park after Rita passed on our Hurricane Ike page.

Take a detailed tour of our park by using our website.   We are happy to show you each of our campsites, not just a chosen few.  Most of our sites have more than one view and as we can we will be expanding the ones that do not. We will be happy to answer any question that you have.

We hope your give us a try and you will enjoy your stay with us!