This close to Dallas, overnight street parking is prohibited in many areas. When you search for an RV in Frisco, TX, be sure to figure out where you’ll park while you hit the sack. There are a handful of RV campgrounds and parks near the Lewisville Lake. Hidden Cove has 40 lots scattered throughout the park, and though all sites have hookups and water, not all have sewer. There are dump stations nearby, however. Most sites have a fire ring and BBQ grill. Highly popular in summers, these lots go quickly. Reserve well in advance. There are more campground options up north near Ray Roberts Lake. The Waggin’ Tail Ranch RV Park outside Pilot Point may be a good option. As the name suggests, the campground is extremely dog-friendly. All RV lots are fenced, giving man’s best friend a little room to roam safely. There is a dog-okay swimming pond, and a pool, too (not for dogs, though).

Even in the heart of Dallas suburbs, there’s plenty of things to do and places to visit, and a luxury RV rental will get its passengers around the town safe and sound. Texas is well known for its love of golf. Though lush green fairways dot the surrounding area, a unique golf attraction may be worth exploring. Topgolf in The Colony is a swanky fusion of a nightclub and golf. A digital driving range allows golfers to track their swing, the ball’s flight path, and distance, allowing them to fine-tune their skills. The rooftop terrace and bar boasts a dazzling view of the Dallas skyline, and comfortable seating area arranged around a luxurious fireplace. The house specialty dishes are wings and the smokehouse burger. Indulge in nostalgia at the National Videogame Museum. The museum exhibits hundreds of arcade games and consoles dating back to the dawn of video games, and as an added bonus, visitors are encouraged to play them. Dodge ghosts in a game of Pac-Man, play a round of pong on the classic Atari or battle a favorite foe in Street Fighter. Soar the wild blue yonder in a vintage airplane. The Cavanaugh Flight Museum in Addison features dozens of planes from WWI to Vietnam War, and a few civilian small-craft planes, as well. Embark on an aerial tour of Dallas in one of the six retro planes, four of which are fighter planes, or opt for a helicopter ride instead. Locals and out-of-town visitors often engage in a friendly debate on which type of barbecue is the best (dry or wet), how to properly cook it, and where to get the best ribs or brisket. Hop into a motorhome rental and scour Dallas-Metro in the hunt for the perfect dish. Find your perfect adventure in a Frisco RV rental. Make new memories in Texas as you explore the great outdoors.