Turtle Pond Campground

Part of the beauty of living in East Texas is all of the native plants and grasses that pop up this time of year around Turtle Pond Campground.

This fuzzy-looking plant is called Rabbitfoot Grass, and it is starting to show up around the campground near the pond and open grassy areas. The soft seed heads almost glow when the sun hits them in the evening.

It is always interesting seeing what nature decides to put on display each season around Turtle Pond.

If you are looking for a peaceful long-term RV park with room to spread out and enjoy nature, come see us.

📍 Near Greenville, Sulphur Springs, and Commerce, Texas
📞 469-532-2267
🌐 TurtlePondCampground.com

🌿 Turtle Pond Campground Flower & Nature Series 🌿

This week’s feature is native milkweed blooming around Turtle Pond Campground. These unique flowers are one of the most important plants for monarch butterflies and many other pollinators. 🦋🐝

Milkweed plays a huge role in the East Texas ecosystem, and we love seeing patches of it growing naturally around the campground each spring.

Nature is always changing here, and there is always something new to discover on a walk around Turtle Pond.

📍 Near Greenville, Sulphur Springs, and Commerce, Texas
📞 469-532-2267
🌐 TurtlePondCampground.com