Planning a camping trip with family or friends sounds simple until you realize not everyone wants to sleep in an RV. Maybe you have a camper, but your parents would rather have a comfortable bed indoors. For a reunion, some relatives may need full hookups while others need a cabin.
These Texas campgrounds with RV sites and cabins give mixed groups a starting point. Offering both accommodation types does not mean they sit beside each other: compare individual units, review the map, and coordinate reservations before anyone pays.
This is a researched shortlist, not a ranking based on personal visits. Accommodation details were reviewed in October 2026; policies, availability, fees, and attraction schedules can change. Confirm the selected accommodation and arrangements with the property before booking.
Featured image: general Texas camping at Stephen F. Austin State Park, not one of the six featured resorts. Photo: Larry D. Moore (2023), CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Resized; theme may crop.
Jump to: Quick comparison · Camp Fimfo · Great Escapes · Redbud Ranch · Waco Creekside · Mill Creek · Hidden Grove · Booking together · FAQs
Quick comparison: RV camping and cabin options
Full hookups means water, sewer, and electricity. The table summarizes advertised options; it does not guarantee every site category has identical features. On small screens, swipe the table sideways if needed.
| Destination / location | RV hookups | Cabins / group fit |
|---|---|---|
| Camp Fimfo — New Braunfels | Full-hookup categories; 20/30/50A options | Wide cabin range; activity-focused family trips |
| Great Escapes — Perrin | Full hookups; check selected category | Kitchens or kitchenettes; families with children |
| Redbud Ranch — Hutto | All RV sites: water, sewer, 30/50A | Standard and loft cabins; multiple RVs / Austin-area visits |
| Waco Creekside — Elm Mott / Waco area | Water, sewer, 30/50A | Cabins and treehouses; outdoor gathering time |
| Mill Creek Ranch Resort — Canton | Full hookups; 20/30/50A options | Furnished cottages for 2–6; Canton family gatherings |
| Hidden Grove — Honey Grove | Water, sewer, 30/50A | Climate-controlled cabins; relaxed group plans |
1. Camp Fimfo Texas Hill Country — for a resort-style family trip
Location: New Braunfels. A useful candidate when RV owners and cabin guests want shared resort activities. Water attractions have separate seasonal schedules; year-round lodging does not mean every pool or slide operates all winter.
RV sites and cabin differences
Full-hookup RV categories include back-in and pull-through options with 20/30/50-amp service. Read the individual description for fit and grade; some sites are explicitly described as unlevel. Confirm maximum rig length for your selected site.
Cabins differ substantially. Coyote Clubhouse sleeps up to 10 with a full kitchen, private bathroom, and private hot tub. Cypress sleeps up to eight with a kitchenette and private bathroom. Treetop sleeps four but uses a designated private bathroom stall and shower at a nearby bathhouse. Riverview A-frame cabins sleep two and have no in-cabin bathroom. Selected cabins allow pets with fees and restrictions.
Coordinate the group
A paid site-locking option can secure a particular unit number; a reservation for a type alone does not. Check the map and ask the office to identify a suitable RV-and-cabin combination before booking. Locking one unit does not establish that another is adjacent.
Official accommodation details · Official reservations and map
2. Great Escapes North Texas — for families with children
Location: Perrin. This is a candidate for families who want resort recreation while staying in different accommodation types. Confirm seasonal pool and water-attraction operation for your dates.
RV sites and cabin differences
Full-hookup back-in and pull-through categories are advertised, including 20/30/50-amp options. Match the selected category and site length to your rig; do not assume every reservation has identical electrical service or dimensions.
For cabin guests, the Deluxe Cabin sleeps four with a kitchenette and private bathroom; the Corgi Family Cabin sleeps seven with a full kitchen and private bathroom. Select cabin types are pet-friendly, and some configurations have fenced pet areas. Reserve the actual pet-friendly configuration and check restrictions and fees.
Coordinate the group
The resort publishes a park map and offers paid site locking. Without the applicable lock, a reservation may guarantee an accommodation type rather than a particular number. Ask staff which cabins and RV sites work together, then coordinate the reservations. Nearby units remain subject to availability.
Official cabins · RV sites · Booking policies · Officially linked reservations
3. Redbud Ranch RV Resort — for multiple RVs near Austin
Location: Hutto. Redbud is especially useful to investigate when two RV households want shared outdoor space while other relatives need a cabin.
RV sites and cabin differences
All RV sites advertise water, sewer, and 30/50-amp electricity. Published RV limits vary: Standard back-in up to 30 feet, Deluxe back-in up to 35 feet, Premium back-in up to 45 feet, and pull-through up to 45 feet. Confirm the exact site and your complete setup with the office.
Standard cabins sleep up to four; loft cabins sleep up to six. Private bathrooms and linens are advertised. The cabin page uses both “kitchenette” and “full kitchen,” so confirm appliances for the selected rental before planning group meals. Cabin pet eligibility needs confirmation for the exact unit; an RV pet policy is not evidence that every cabin accepts dogs.
Coordinate the group
Buddy sites provide a shared patio arrangement for two RVs and must be booked by calling the resort. They do not guarantee a cabin alongside. Use the published map and group-reservation assistance to discuss cabin proximity. The resort also has a 10-year RV-age policy, with older rigs subject to advance review.
Official RV categories and lengths · Cabins · Policies, map, and group help · Officially linked reservations
4. Waco Creekside Resort — for cabins, treehouses, and RV gatherings
Location: Elm Mott, in the Waco area. Consider Waco Creekside when your group wants time outdoors and a choice of rental styles. Walking trails, fishing ponds, and pickleball provide shared activities without everyone needing the same sleeping arrangements.
RV sites and rental differences
RV sites advertise full hookups with water, sewer, and 30/50-amp electricity. The official RV page does not establish a maximum rig length or a universal back-in/pull-through arrangement; confirm fit before booking.
The cabin page lists kitchenettes and bathrooms. Compare the exact rental for sleeping capacity, bathroom privacy, cooking equipment, and bedding rather than assuming all units match. Treehouses are a separate lodging choice and should be checked individually.
Pet permissions are specific: the official site identifies Cardinal Cabin and Robin Treehouse as the pet-friendly rentals; other cabins and treehouses do not allow pets. RV-site pet permission does not extend to every rental.
Coordinate the group
Ask staff which RV sites are closest to the chosen cabin or treehouse and whether particular numbers can be secured. We did not verify a published site-locking or RV-and-cabin adjacency guarantee. Coordinate the RV and lodging reservations before completing either booking.
Official RV details and reservation link · Cabin details and reservation link · Treehouses · Resort amenities
5. Mill Creek Ranch Resort — for RV and cottage gatherings in Canton
Location: Canton. Mill Creek advertises 100 RV sites alongside furnished cottages, which serve the same purpose as cabin rentals for this article: lodging for relatives or friends joining RV campers. RV camping: pull-through and back-in options advertise full hookups with water, sewer, and 20-, 30-, or 50-amp electrical service. Confirm the selected site’s amperage, dimensions, and fit; a published numerical maximum RV length was not verified.
Cottage differences: the official lineup includes accessible cottages for two, non-lofted cottages for two to four, and lofted, Premium, or Executive configurations for four to six guests. Check the individual unit: Cottage 72, for example, sleeps four and lists a full kitchen, an in-cottage bathroom, washer/dryer, and deck; those details should not be generalized to every cottage. Pets: only designated cottages accept pets, with a fee per pet per night. The FAQ permits RV pets without a pet fee; leash and behavior restrictions apply. Confirm current charges and the exact cottage’s eligibility before paying.
Coordinate the group: Mill Creek publishes a map of RV sites and cottages and offers event-coordinator assistance for family reunions; its inquiry form includes both lodging types. Use that assistance to discuss unit locations and availability. We did not verify a site-locking or RV-and-cottage adjacency guarantee, so confirm specific assignments and walking distances before booking. Official resort · RV options · Cottages · Cottage 72 example · Pet and reservation policies · Park map · Group-booking help. Use the official site’s Book Now button for current reservations.
6. Hidden Grove RV Resort — for a relaxed North Texas group plan
Location: Honey Grove. Hidden Grove offers RV camping and climate-controlled cabins for groups with different sleeping preferences.
RV sites and cabin differences
The current official accommodation page advertises 148 full-hookup RV sites and 16 cabins, superseding earlier smaller counts. RV facilities include water, sewer, 30/50-amp electricity, concrete pads, and patios. Confirm the actual site dimensions and configuration; a published maximum RV length was not verified.
Cabins advertise beds, kitchenettes, and outdoor patios. The cabin page does not clearly establish a single maximum occupancy or private in-cabin bathroom standard for every unit. Its reference to additional sleeping bags in family cabins is not a reliable maximum guest count. Ask for the exact occupancy limit, bathroom arrangements, bedding, and pet permissions before reserving.
Coordinate the group
A published park map helps you compare locations. Contact the office about particular unit selection and nearby RV sites and cabins; we did not verify a site-locking or adjacency guarantee. General pet rules and pet-friendly RV sites do not confirm cabin permission.
Official accommodation overview and booking links · Cabins · RV sites · Park map · Policies
How to book RV sites and cabins together
1. Agree on the layout before paying
Review a current property map and ask which units are a practical walking distance apart. Consider roads, hills, nighttime lighting, and mobility needs. A map shows geography, not a booking guarantee.
2. Secure specific units when possible
Ask whether a request is merely a preference or a guaranteed number, whether site locking costs extra, and whether staff can coordinate multiple reservations. Confirm the arrangement in writing. A buddy site for two RVs does not automatically include a neighboring cabin.
3. Match each cabin to its guests
Check maximum occupancy, bed types, stairs or loft access, bathroom location, linens, and kitchen equipment. A kitchenette may not support the same meals as a full kitchen. Discuss accessibility needs directly with the property.
4. Match the RV reservation to the rig
Confirm water, sewer, electrical amperage, maximum RV length, slide-out clearance, access, and leveling requirements for the selected site. Ask about RV-age restrictions and parking for tow vehicles.
5. Compare policies and the full cost
Check pet permissions for every accommodation, minimum stays, additional guests, cleaning charges, deposits, cancellation terms, and locking fees. Agree who books each unit and what happens if one reservation cannot be secured.
6. Check date-specific activities
Confirm pool, slide, and activity schedules for your dates. Operating lodging all year does not mean every attraction operates year-round. Check current burn restrictions before planning a campfire.
Which option fits your group?
Start with Camp Fimfo or Great Escapes for an activity-focused family trip. Investigate Redbud Ranch for its two-RV buddy arrangements near Austin, Waco Creekside for a cabin-and-treehouse mix, Mill Creek Ranch Resort for cottages and family-reunion assistance in Canton, or Hidden Grove for a North Texas gathering. Match the accommodation details to your guests before comparing the total price.
Frequently asked questions
Can you book an RV site next to a cabin?
Sometimes a property can coordinate nearby units, but offering both does not guarantee adjacency. Ask staff to identify specific numbers and explain whether assignments can change. Site-locking fees can secure a number where offered, subject to the property’s terms.
Do all these cabins have private bathrooms and kitchens?
No single rule applies. Camp Fimfo includes options with bathhouse access, and kitchens differ among cabin categories at Great Escapes. Mill Creek calls its rentals cottages; these serve the same role as cabins here, but features still vary by unit. Other properties need unit-specific clarification. Read the exact accommodation description before booking.
Are campground cabins pet-friendly?
Some designated rentals allow pets, often with fees or restrictions. Waco Creekside identifies Cardinal Cabin and Robin Treehouse as its pet-friendly rental options. Mill Creek permits pets in designated cottages with a fee, while its FAQ lists no pet fee for RV stays. Check every rental separately even when the RV sites accept pets.
Are cabins cheaper than hotels?
There is no dependable rule. Compare the total cost for your dates, including fees, extra guests, pets, and minimum stays. The useful comparison is the reservation your group actually needs.
Are these recommendations based on personal visits?
This guide is based on research from the linked official property sources and does not claim firsthand visits. Confirm details that matter to your group directly with the property before reserving.
More Texas camping ideas
For a broader look at activities and family camping, explore our family-friendly Texas campground guide. Find future trip-planning guides in Texas Travel.
Camping together does not require everyone to sleep the same way. Choose the layout and accommodation features first, coordinate the reservations, and confirm the final details together before booking.
