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PawPaw_n_Gram
Mar 10, 2018Explorer
Having lived in the Dallas area over 30 years.
Short answer: NO - none exist.
Longer answer: Where in Dallas do you need / want to go. My home for the first nine years was 8 miles straight line distance from downtown Dallas. A 20-40 minute drive most days. I moved out to be 20 miles from downtown - that was an hour drive most days. The last eight years before we went full-time in March 2014 was 22 driving miles from the LBJ/I-635 freeway, and I was considered as living in the Dallas metro area.
There are COE campgrounds on Lake Lavon to the northeast, Lake Lewisville to the north. A great state park on the southwest at Cedar Hill - cheapest full hookup campground in the area. There is one FHU commercial campground close to Lake Ray Hubbard to the east of Dallas between I-30 and US-80. There is one commercial campground north of Dallas just across the Lake Lewisville bridge.
A great former COE campground is run by the City of Grapevine.
There is a semi-rundown mobile home park which offers camping / RV spots in Carrollton - probably the closest to downtown.
Folks who live in Dallas/ the Dallas metro-plex will easily drive 60-80 miles each way to work every day.
It is a BIG area.
Short answer: NO - none exist.
Longer answer: Where in Dallas do you need / want to go. My home for the first nine years was 8 miles straight line distance from downtown Dallas. A 20-40 minute drive most days. I moved out to be 20 miles from downtown - that was an hour drive most days. The last eight years before we went full-time in March 2014 was 22 driving miles from the LBJ/I-635 freeway, and I was considered as living in the Dallas metro area.
There are COE campgrounds on Lake Lavon to the northeast, Lake Lewisville to the north. A great state park on the southwest at Cedar Hill - cheapest full hookup campground in the area. There is one FHU commercial campground close to Lake Ray Hubbard to the east of Dallas between I-30 and US-80. There is one commercial campground north of Dallas just across the Lake Lewisville bridge.
A great former COE campground is run by the City of Grapevine.
There is a semi-rundown mobile home park which offers camping / RV spots in Carrollton - probably the closest to downtown.
Folks who live in Dallas/ the Dallas metro-plex will easily drive 60-80 miles each way to work every day.
It is a BIG area.
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