Texarkana KOA

Campground Amenities

• 50 Max Amp
• 90' Max Length
• Wi-Fi
• Cable TV
• Pool (Open May 24 to Sep 28)
• Pavilion

• RV Clubs & Rallies
• Motorcycle Clubs
• Catering on-site by a local caterer

• Families
• Self-service, convenience foods offered

RV Art Gallery Visit the Nation's only Campground featuring an RV Art Gallery! Come and see the Texarkana KOA RV Art Gallery; a celebration of the RV Lifestyle. View the works of commissioned artists. Browse for a print reproduction or notecards, magnets, books, videos, calendars, jewelry, china, clothes and other unique collectibles that celebrate the RV Lifestyle! Items from $6.00 to $166.00.

Wildscape Trail Are you ready for a walk on the wildside? Take the Texarkana KOA Wildscape Trail, a 20 minute stroll through the trees, meadows, creek and turtle cove pond of the campground. Marked by prominent blue diamond trail markers, learn about the trees, plants, birdhouses, turtles and ducks that inhabit the trail. See all 9 of the Tree Faces! Happy Trails to you!

Texarkana Golf Ranch 7401 Scott Wright Road
903-334-7401
The Dallas Morning News says "Texarkana Golf Ranch is one of the best bargains in Texas", a prime example that high-end golf can be relatively low-priced. Designed by Jim Fazio Jr., the course is built around 600-acre spring fed Bringle Lake. The lake is a feature of 17 of the tree-lined holes.

Ace of Clubs House 420 Pine Street
903-793-7108
Group tour rates and guided tours are available. The Ace of Clubs is a uniquely designed house built in 1885. Legend has it that entrepreneur James H. Draughon built the 22 sided house with the winnings from a poker game and that the winning card was the Ace of Clubs. Each room represents a specific period in the history of the house and reveals interesting insights into the life-style of the families who lived there.
Open Tuesday - Saturday, 10 am to 4 PM.
Website: Ace of Clubs

Texarkana Historical Museum 219 State Line Ave.
903-793-4831
Admission: Adults $2, Children and Students $1, Senior Citizens $1.50. Located in the oldest brick building in Texarkana, the Historical Museum offers a wide range of exhibits. Visitors will enjoy the Victorian Parlor; Grandma's Kitchen; and replicas of a Doctor's Office, an 1890's Farmstead model; and other displays depicting the early history of Texarkana. There is also an exhibit that focuses on the Caddo Indians that lived in the area and includes Caddo pottery, tools, and other artifacts.
The Museum is open Tuesday - Saturday, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Visit the Texarkana Historical Museum online for more information.