30 and 50 amp
Full hookup RV sites
Water, sewer, and 30 and 50 amp electrical hookups at every site, for one night or a long stay.
Birthplace of Texas RV Park: pull-through sites in the hills off Highway 105.
Water, sewer, and 30 and 50 amp hookups at every site, a washateria on the grounds, and Washington-on-the-Brazos about ten minutes up the road. One night or a whole season, between Navasota and Brenham.
Brenham, Texas
A Peaceful Stop in the Heart of Texas
Rolling hills, mature trees and a quiet that guests keep coming back to mention. Pull in for the night on your way across the state, or stay long enough to learn the neighbors.
“I cannot say enough about this small, peaceful place. Great views in the country, quiet and friendly campers that seem to watch out for one another. We've been here a month and plan on staying 2 more months.”
- Gate hours
- Open 24 hours, Monday to Sunday
- Every site
- Pull-through, with water, sewer, and 30 and 50 amp hookups
- Stays
- Overnight guests and long-term residents
- Pets
- Leashed pets welcome
- On Google
- 4.0 stars from 18 reviews
- Open since
- 2018, at 10045 Hwy. 105
Rates are quoted by phone or reply. Call (713) 306-4847 or send your dates.
Serving the Brenham area since 2018
Pull in, plug in, and stay a night or a season.
Every site is pull-through with full hookups. Some sit under natural shade, all of them look out over rolling Washington County countryside, and Highway 105 is right at the gate.
Every site
Pull-through sites
All RV sites are pull-through: drive in, drive out, no backing in. Built for larger rigs.
Under the oaks
Shaded sites
Some sites sit in natural shade under mature trees: cooler afternoons and a quieter spot outside.
Washateria
On-site laundry
A clean, well-maintained washateria for guests, so a long stay never means a town run.
Rolling hills
Hill country views
Rolling, hilly countryside around the park: peaceful views and a quiet atmosphere, bluebonnets in spring.
10045 Hwy. 105
Highway 105 access
Direct access to Highway 105 between Navasota and Brenham: easy travel without giving up the quiet.
1836
2018
Washington-on-the-Brazos
Where Texas History Meets Scenic RV Living
The Declaration of Texas Independence was signed at Washington-on-the-Brazos in 1836, about a ten-minute drive from the park. Birthplace of Texas RV Park opened beside those historic grounds in 2018, born, in its own words, from a deep appreciation for the place where Texas independence began.
The rolling hills and mature trees around your site have witnessed nearly two centuries of Texas history.
The story of the parkArriving off Highway 105
Look for the sign with the map of Texas on it.
Golden hour at the front of the park. Tap or hover a mark to see what you are looking at when you pull in.
Between Navasota and Brenham
Positioned between Houston, Austin, and San Antonio.
Washington-on-the-Brazos
The State Park and Historic Site, where the Declaration of Texas Independence was signed in 1836. About a 10-minute drive.
Brenham
Easy access to Brenham’s historic sites and local attractions, along Highway 105.
Navasota
The other way on Highway 105. The park sits between the two towns.
Houston, Austin, San Antonio
A practical overnight stop between the three, with direct highway access and a peaceful setting once you are parked.
Reservations
Reserve Your Space
How long are you expecting to stay? Tell us your dates, your RV type, how many are in your party and whether you are bringing pets, and we will come back to you about a site.
Or email tracy_e69@yahoo.com
“It is beautiful and quiet here. If you like quiet and beautiful scenery, this is the place to stay.”
“We have made this our permanent home, it's beautiful out here.”