Arlington, TX: camping and road guide
Within 30 mi of Arlington there are 175 campgrounds, 7 RV dump stations and 1 rest area. Nearby, 9 roads have a posted clearance or length limit, or no trailers allowed. They're listed first.
Will your vehicle fit? Check its height and length against every posted limit near Arlington.
Low clearances and road limits near Arlington
Posted limits within 15 mi, for anything tall or long: an RV, a fifth wheel, a truck camper or a rooftop tent.
- North West Street · 12'2" clearance · in town
- Forest Edge Drive · 8'6" clearance · 4 mi W
- South Collard Street · 12'6" clearance · 10 mi W
- South Riverside Drive · 12'6" clearance · 11 mi W
- Terminal A · 8'2" clearance · 12 mi N
- South Main Street · 12'11" clearance · 13 mi W
- Watauga Road · 10'2" clearance · 13 mi W
- Foch Street · 9'0" clearance · 15 mi W
- Rogers Road · 13'0" clearance · 15 mi W
Campgrounds near Arlington
- Dallas / Arlington KOA · 3 mi S
- Traders Village RV Park · 4 mi SE
- Loyd · 9 mi S
- Travis RV Park · 10 mi SE
- Beaver Way · 10 mi SE
- Bobwhite Ridge · 10 mi SE
- Fox Den · 10 mi SE
- Antelope Run · 10 mi SE
- Horned Owl · 10 mi SE
- Starry Night RV Resort · 10 mi SW
- Eagles Nest · 10 mi SE
- Bear Run · 10 mi SE
- Hord's Edge · 10 mi SE
- Baden Powell · 11 mi E
- Buffalo Run · 11 mi SE
- and 160 more in the app
RV dump stations
- at Traders Village RV Park · 4 mi SE
- Dump station · 11 mi SE
- at Sandy Lake RV Resort · 19 mi NE
- Dump station · 23 mi W
- Dump station · 23 mi W
- at Northside RV Resort · 25 mi SE
- Dump station · 26 mi N
Rest areas
- SoPac Trail Rest Area · 23 mi E
Fuel and travel centers
- Mr. Fuel Travel Center · 6 mi NE
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