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Spacious sites under the oaks, a short walk from the western town and the lake.
from $59 / night
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Alleyton, Texas
Once the working ranch of Houston Rockets owner Charlie Thomas, Twin Oaks is now an RV resort, wedding venue, and hand-built western town on I-10, an hour west of Houston.
For decades these 168 acres were the private ranch of Charlie Thomas, owner of the Houston Rockets through two championships. The oak groves, the lake, and the great barns are all still here. What changed is the invitation.
Park your RV beneath the trees, sleep in a Conestoga wagon or a hand-painted yurt, race the Grand Prix track, cast for bass from the cabin shore, and finish the night dancing in a western town built board by board on the ranch.
Down the boardwalk from your site stands a town most resorts only imitate.
Shoot pool under the neon of the Casino Hall, catch a show at the cinema, two-step across the dance hall, and stock up at the General Store. The white chapel and the little red schoolhouse complete the street, and every board of it sits on your side of the gate.
RV sites beneath the oaks, plus rentals you will not find anywhere else on I-10.
Opening special: 10% off all rentals
Spacious sites under the oaks, a short walk from the western town and the lake.
from $59 / night
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A pioneer wagon outside, a real bed, bunks, and a full bath inside.
$189 / night
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Hand-painted beams, a wood stove, and a fire pit at the tree line.
$179 / night
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Safari canvas, a proper bed, and a deck made for slow mornings.
$139 / night
Check DatesThe pool, the track, the lake, and the town. Every one of them comes with the site.
Couples marry on the boardwalk aisle beneath the great oak, then move into the barn for the reception. Packages from $3,500 include the bridal and groom suites, the sound, the setup, and the whole town.
an easy hour from Houston
Exit I-10 at Alleyton and you are at the gate. No county-road maze, no guesswork for big rigs, and an easy shot from the city.
What guests say after a weekend at the ranch.
“We pulled in for two nights and stayed five. The kids lived on the go-kart track, and my wife could not stop photographing the pool house.”
“The wagon had a real shower and the softest bed. Coffee on the steps at sunrise, watching the fog come off the lake. Book it.”
“Married under the big oak in April, reception in the barn. Our guests are still talking about the town, the lights, all of it.”
Sites from $59 a night. The lake, the track, and the town come with it.
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