Governor Jim Hogg City Park

What makes Governor Jim Hogg City Park in Quitman, Texas, truly stand out? This charming 27-acre park blends rich history with serene natural surroundings, offering visitors a mix of cultural exploration and outdoor enjoyment. From the historic Stinson House and Honeymoon Cottage Museum to the peaceful .5-mile nature walk that begins at a vintage pony-truss bridge, the park provides a distinct combination of heritage and tranquility.

The campground features 20 back-in RV sites with water, electricity, and cable TV, alongside a dump station and pet-friendly areas, ensuring convenience for campers. Families can enjoy amenities like a playground, splash pad, and basketball court, making it an ideal spot for either relaxing weekends or local day trips.

Located on State Highway 37, just half a mile south of the Wood County Courthouse, the park is a gateway to Quitman’s cultural charm. Nearby attractions include Lake Fork, known for bass fishing, and the Mineola Nature Preserve, offering hiking and wildlife viewing opportunities—all within a 30-minute drive.