RV rental Mesquite, TX: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Lost in all the hype and praise for Mesquite, is the realization that Texas is a wonderland of scenic sights and beauty. When you rent an RV in this region of Texas, you still have the option to leave the cityscapes of the Dallas metropolitan area and venture off into the more rural parts of the Lone Star State. Cedar Hill State Park is on the periphery of the metro area south of Dallas, so it can hardly be considered rural Texas. This glorious urban park sits on Joe Pool Lake, with miles of circuitous hiking and biking trails connecting throughout. There are charming boardwalks overlooking the wetlands, a pier for fishing, boat ramps, and an agricultural history center where visitors can learn about the farming techniques and old technology once used by Texas farmers. Camping is an option at Cedar Hill, so anticipate staying in your Mesquite camper rental on the shores of Joe Pool Lake. Lake Tawakoni is a massive lake east of Dallas, farther out in the countryside than Cedar Hill State Park. The lake is surrounded by parks and recreation areas, but Lake Tawakoni State Park is an obvious place to bring your Mesquite RV rental to if you want to keep with the theme of lakefront camping. The park and lake are named for the Tawakoni indigenous people who call central Texas home. The sandy shores of Lake Tawakoni are great for sunbathing and swimming, and there is an amphitheater where concerts and events can be held at the park. Still haven’t got enough of Texas lakes? Cooper Lake State Park is just over an hour's drive to the northeast of Mesquite on Jim Chapman Lake. The park offers camping under towering oak trees, so you can enjoy the park from the comfort of your Mesquite motorhome rental. Birdwatching, fishing, swimming, boating, waterskiing, and hiking are among the many activities possible at the fun little park. If you are a fan of long-distance hikes through wide-open stretches of wilderness, Sam Houston National Forest is a safe bet. There are miles and miles of incredible hiking routes winding their way through the forest, but the 128-mile Lone Star Hiking Loop is known far and wide as one of the best scenic nature trails imaginable. There are three different campgrounds in the forest where you can park your Mesquite RV rental, as well as some archaeological sites dating back over 10,000 years.