Traveling in your RV with one (or more!) animals can be just as challenging as traveling with young children. They can’t tell you everything they need, they may have health challenges, they need play to distract them from the boredom of time on the road, and sooner or later, they can get sick or hurt.  Even the best five-star RV parks, such as Woodland Creek RV Park in Tyler, Texas, can’t keep up with your animals; that’s your job as their pet parent. However, we can offer you these suggestions: Loss Prevention Tips from Woodland Creek RV Park   Any pet can get lost in a strang ..read more

Finding peace and tranquility for healthcare workers can be challenging, especially on the go. Many healthcare workers are “traveling” medical professionals. With long hours, demanding schedules that require being away from home for several days, and high-stress situations, it’s important to have a place to renew. Enter the world of RV living. Woodland Creek RV Park is the ideal destination for healthcare workers looking to rediscover serenity and find peace. Located in the heart of Tyler, Texas, Woodland Creek RV Park offers a quiet oasis away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Surround ..read more

When you head off into the sunrise (or sunset) on your first RV trip, you’ve just enrolled in RV school. There’s so much to learn and so many things you never thought of, and some you’ll wish you knew before setting out on the road. Your first trips will bring both challenges and opportunities of all kinds. Here are a few things to consider: Plan with Your Budget in Mind – An RV Park in Tyler Can Help Not only do you need to plan where to go, but how and also what will you do when you get there? Don’t travel to expensive places “in season.” If you must visit a tourist attraction during prime ..read more

For most new owners of RVs, whether the vehicle is new or used, the first must-have is a set of manuals that tell you how things work. If you still need the manuals, go online and download them.   Now here’s the harder part: read them. Learn who made your equipment, the name of the websites, and critical phone numbers for customer service. Ask for a complete list of supplies and equipment that the park provides. Learn about the RV gear you’ll need. Refrain from relying on some Facebook forum for your information.   When traveling to Woodland Creek RV Park in Tyler, Texas ..read more

Photo by Maryna Nikolaieva on Unsplash Vacations are an important part of life. They allow us to take a break from the daily grind and enjoy time away from the office while making memories with our loved ones or closest friends. That’s why spending a few days at the Reserve Smith County RV park is so rewarding! However, vacations are getting increasingly expensive. Instead of spending all your money on hotel stays, food, and experiences, camping out in your RV and enjoying nature at the Reserve Smith County RV park is an easy and fun way to save money without sacrificing the memories that wi ..read more

As RV travelers, you can experience freshwater and saltwater lakes across the country. Our favorite 5-star Woodland Creek RV Park in Tyler, TX, has all the desired amenities, including endless water fun. Because we care about our campers, we cannot overstress the importance of Lake Safety. Often, people think of lakes as “safe” – lakes don’t have current like rivers, and they are certainly much smaller than the ocean. However, it’s not wise to think of a lake as the natural version of a swimming pool. No two lakes are alike, and they all have features that can be dangerous. All travelers are ..read more

Looking for more togetherness? Some fabulous 5-star family-friendly RV parks can increase togetherness and are waiting to be explored, such as Woodland Creek RV Park. Look for parks run by expert staff who have their fingers on the pulse of fun. You’ve probably heard it said: “The family that plays together stays together.” Whoever said that must have valued togetherness. Being together, traveling, playing, and living together can teach you so much about people and life! If you want to bond, explore traveling in an RV. The Top Requirements for Successful RV Togetherness Make sure you lik ..read more

Vacationing or living full-time in a recreational vehicle (RV) with your family can be a fantastic way to travel, explore the world, and strengthen family bonds. Living in a house that’s a fraction of the size of your sticks-and-bricks home brings both challenges and opportunities. Here are some things to consider for family RV camping while prioritizing your tiny home on wheels. Staying Safe on the Road Traveling with family presents challenges no matter what kind of RV you choose. We’re all familiar with the requirements for everyone in a car to wear a seatbelt, but there are no similar rul ..read more

Common RV Park rules, spoken and unspoken, make the difference between a 5-star park and one that is iffy. As in any community, there are rules (laws) in writing; other rules are things you should have learned from your Mama. Anywhere you go, knowing the rules before you go and remembering them while you are there is wise. Woodland Creek RV Park in Tyler, Texas, offers a good example: Here’s a snippet of what our website says about pets: “We welcome pets here at Woodland Creek and hope you enjoy the use of our dog park (one for smaller breeds and one for larger breeds). Clean-up after pet ..read more

What kind of place is an RV park these days, and how do you choose the one that’s right for you? Google “luxury RV resort” or “five-star RV parks“ and look at the photos.   More of us are traveling for various reasons, and finding a good RV park that will meet your needs is essential to your travel enjoyment. Therefore, defining your needs (and wants!) is a must.  Here are some questions and ideas that might help you choose the right RV park.   Where Are You Planning to Go?  What part of North America?  Are you traveling to a known tourism area (think Disne ..read more