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Camps-giving: Why Families Are Trading the Dining Room for a Campsite This Thanksgiving

Camps-giving is Thanksgiving at the campground instead of the dining room. Great Escapes North Texas hosts its Campsgiving weekend Nov 27-29 with gratitude crafts, festive games, campfires, and seasonal treats, about 90 minutes from Dallas.
A child enjoying fall season at Great Escapes RV Resort North Texas.

Why Fall Is the Best-Kept Secret in North Texas Camping

Fall is the best time to camp in North Texas because the heat finally breaks. Average highs drop from the mid-90s in summer to about 78 in October and 68 in November, nights cool into the 40s and 50s, and the summer crowds thin out.
Two carved Halloween pumpkins with spooky faces sitting on a wooden deck.

Five Weekends of Spooky: Everything to Know About Halloween Spooktacular Before Sites Sell Out

Five October weekends of trick-or-treating, site decorating, and costume contests. Here's what happens each weekend, which one to book, and why the last two sell out first.
kids with biscuit at great escapes north texas

Dinosaurs, a Hoedown, and a Barnyard: Your Guide to August Theme Weeks at Great Escapes North Texas

Great Escapes North Texas runs four August themed celebrations: Prehistoric Party Week (Aug 3-9), Back to School Bash Week (Aug 10-16), Hoedown in the Wild West (Aug 17-23), and Biscuit's Barnyard (Aug 24-30), each packed with activities, crafts, and games.
kids jumping off the wibit at Great Escapes North Texas

How to Survive a Texas Summer at Camp: 3 Pools, a Splash Pad, and Zero Meltdowns

The easiest way to survive a Texas summer with kids is water, and lots of it. Great Escapes North Texas has 3 pools, a splash pad, and a Wibit water obstacle course, about 90 minutes west of Dallas.
kids enjoying the wibit

Family Getaways Near Dallas That Actually Feel Like a Break

Skip the crowded attractions. This is where Dallas families go when they want space to breathe, kids to unplug, and days that actually feel like a break.
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