Paddle boats bob at the marina on Lake Nasworthy, a boat takes on fuel at the dock, and lighted fishing docks reach out over the water beside the RV sites. Kayaks and paddleboards head out from there all day, and the docks keep rods in the water well after dark. It's the kind of week where the rig doesn't move once it's leveled, which suits a family that wants to unpack once and stay put.
Spring Creek Marina & RV Park runs the marina and the RV sites as one place, so the docks and the kayak and paddleboard rentals come with the stay. Its full-hookup sites have water, sewer, 30- and 50-amp power and cable, with pull-throughs available, as of September 2026. With sewer at the site there's no dump run in the middle of the week, and 50-amp keeps the air conditioning going through a summer afternoon.
The park stays open year-round and pitches its mild winters to people settling in for longer stays, so the lake works as a January base as well as a July one. Winter Texans heading on to the coast or Big Bend afterward will find those trips on the Texas RV page.
San Angelo State Park, on O.C. Fisher Lake, has its own option for a rig in the Red Arroyo loop on the south shore, the camping area closest to town. For two people, or for the state park itself and the nights south at Junction and Sonora, the San Angelo campervan page covers those trips.
San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo at the fairgrounds
In April the fairgrounds light up for the rodeo and the midway, rides turning above the crowd after dark and the arena busy with the rodeo. February belongs to the livestock show, the event's first half. The dates move from year to year, so check the stock show's schedule before you set yours.
Those weeks and a lake week draw on the same rigs in the listings and the same sites around town. If your trip lands in February or April, lock the site first and book the rig second, whether the plan is a pad at the lake or a spot near the arena.