Rusk KOA Holiday

Nestled in the heart of East Texas' Piney Woods, Rusk KOA Holiday is the perfect RV Park for those who love adventure, relaxation, and genuine hospitality. Whether you're planning a family vacation, a weekend escape with friends, or a long-term stay, you'll be welcomed like family by your amazing hosts — The McMullen Family. Their warmth, attention to detail, and love for camping make every guest feel right at home.Close enough for an easy trip from DFW, Houston, or Shreveport — yet far enough to feel like a true getaway — this campground is a peaceful retreat where tall pines, starlit nights, and campfire laughter create unforgettable memories.

Who Loves It HereFamilies: Splash in the saltwater pool, rent bikes, roast s'mores, and enjoy “Family Fun” weekends packed with activities.
Extended-Stay Guests: Month-to-month sites with full hookups offer comfort and convenience for travelers who want to stay a little longer.
Long-Term Guests, Snowbirds & Winter Texans: Settle in for the season with big-rig-friendly sites, dependable utilities, and a friendly community that feels like family.
Train Enthusiasts: Take the shuttle to the Texas State Railroad (just 8 minutes away) for a scenic, nostalgic ride through East Texas.
Groups & Reunions: Enjoy spacious rally areas, a climate-controlled club room, and welcoming spaces perfect for gatherings.

Ways to Stay

• Deluxe Cabins with private baths and porches
  
• Spacious Pull-Thru RV Sites (up to 100 ft)
  
• Shady Tent Sites under the pines
  
• Monthly and Long-Term Full-Hookup Sites for Extended Stays
  

Comforts & Highlights

Big-Rig Friendly
Free Wi-Fi 
Saltwater Pool (May–October)
Pet-Friendly Areas (pet rules apply)
Laundry
Club Room
Rally Area
Bike Rentals

Explore the Area (Within 50 Miles)

• Texas State Railroad – Historic steam-train rides through East Texas forests.
  
• Caddo Mounds State Historic Site – Step into ancient Caddo history and culture.
  
• Cherokee Trace Drive-Thru Safari – A fun wildlife adventure just 30 minutes away.
  
• Davy Crockett National Forest – Perfect for hiking, fishing, and picnicking.
  
• Love's Lookout in Jacksonville – Stunning views and a favorite local photo spot.
  
• Historic Nacogdoches – Texas' oldest town filled with charm, shops, and great eats.