Indoor pool and hot tub at Twin Oaks Resort

The Resort, All Yours

Every amenity comes with the site. Swim, race, fish, play, and wander a western town built board by board.

Resort Days, Your Way

The pool house, the track, the lake, and the game hall, all a short walk from your site.

Indoor pool and hot tub with rock walls
Indoor Pool & Hot TubRock-walled, string-lit, and open in any weather.
Grand Prix go-kart track
Grand Prix Go-KartsA real track through the pasture.
The lake and its fountain
Lakeside FishingCast from the shore by the lake cabin.
Game tables inside the Casino Hall
The Casino HallGame tables, a prize wheel, and neon.
Bathhouse vanity
Luxury BathhousesStone-look vanities and hot showers.
Covered sports court
The Sports CourtA covered court, ready for a game.
The General Store and check-in office
The General StoreCheck-in, gifts, and the essentials.
The water tank pool with loungers along the far edge

The Water Tank

Texas summers get honest about the heat. The water tank is where the whole place cools off — wide, open to the sky, and deep enough to actually swim in. Float the afternoon out, or claim a lounger and don't move until supper.

  • Open all season, sunup to sundown
  • Loungers around the rim, no towel-on-a-chair games
  • Steps in the shallow end, easy for little ones
The multi-lane water slide tower against a big Texas sky

The Water Slide

Four lanes off one tower: race the straightaways side by side, or take the tunnel if you'd rather not see what's coming. It is the loudest corner of the resort every single afternoon, and nobody has ever complained about that.

  • Racing lanes and tube slides, pick your nerve level
  • Splash deck at the bottom, shallow and shaded
  • Grown-ups can watch from the deck, seating right alongside
The round grill house with its central fire pit and string lights
Counters and cabinets around the grill house

The Grill

A round room built around an open fire pit, wrapped in stone counters and cabinets, strung with lights, and open to the pasture on one side. Bring what you caught, what you packed, or what you picked up in town — there is room to cook it and a table to eat it at.

  • Open fire pit at the centre, wood provided
  • Prep counters and cabinets, sink and workspace
  • Strung lights overhead, it gets better after dark

Come Say Hello

There are camels on this property. Also donkeys, and they are extremely interested in you. Walk down in the morning and say good morning — they will meet you at the fence.

Two camels and a calf on the ranch road
The CamelsYes, really. Mother and calf, and they are nosy.
Two donkeys at the fence line
The DonkeysThey will come to the fence. Every time.
The western main street at dusk
Inside the dance hall and saloon

A Western Town, All Yours

Down the boardwalk from your site stands a town most resorts only imitate. Every board of it sits on your side of the gate.

  • Casino Hall, game tables, a prize wheel, and neon under the tin roof
  • Cinema and dance hall, movie nights and two-stepping under the neon
  • General Store, check-in, gifts, snacks, and the camping essentials
  • Chapel and schoolhouse, the white chapel and the little red schoolhouse on the square
See the Photo Gallery
Fire pit and chairs under the oaks
The fire pit commons under the string lights at dusk

Time to Gather Around the Fire

When the track quiets down, the resort gathers under the oaks. The fire pit, the string lights, and the lounge are yours too.

  • The commons fire pit, adirondack chairs and barrel tables under the big oaks
  • The guest lounge, a limestone clubhouse with a covered porch
  • Space to breathe, 168 acres of lawns, boardwalks, and oak shade
See Ways to Stay
The bathhouse: private stalls along one wall, a long vanity along the other
Inside the men's bathhouse

Bathhouses You'll Actually Use

Everyone who has stayed at a park knows the feeling of opening the shower door and deciding to drive home instead. Not here. Tile floors, stone counters, full-length mirrors, real lighting, and someone cleaning them every single day.

  • Cleaned daily, not weekly, not when someone remembers
  • Private stalls and hot showers, with room to actually change
  • Climate controlled, a relief in August

Nights in the Dance Hall

When the lights come on, the saloon turns into a honky-tonk. Two-stepping under the neon, weddings that run past midnight, and movie nights at the cinema next door.

Hit play for a look at a real night on that floor.

Weddings & Events
The dance hall from the lawn, strung with lights

Planning the Visit

The practical bits, so arrival is as easy as the stay.

Check-In at the Store All arrivals check in at the General Store on the main street, right off the I-10 feeder.
Office Hours Open daily, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Call 979-217-7998 for anything after hours.
Big Rigs Welcome Straight in from the interstate feeder. No county roads, no tight turns, no guesswork.
The lake cabin and fountain at Twin Oaks

The Oaks Are Waiting

Sites from $59 a night. The lake, the track, and the town come with it.