Broaddus, Texas

Your Next Stop
Might Just Be
the Best One

10 acres of quiet, rural Texas — full hookups, private sites, and the kind of stillness you can't find anywhere else.

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RV parked at a quiet campsite surrounded by trees

About Us

A Place to Unplug,
Set Up, and Stay a While

Little Farmers RV Retreat started as a family property — 10 acres of pine and open sky in Broaddus, East Texas. What began as a quiet place to park our own rig grew into something we're proud to share: a spot where travelers can pull in, hook up, and actually relax.

We're not a mega campground with 200 sites and a schedule of events. We're a small, well-kept retreat with full hookups, clean restrooms, and a yard that's mowed and maintained. If you're passing through East Texas and want somewhere that feels like a real home base — not a parking lot — this is it.

10 Acres

Full Hookups

50+ Amp Service

What We Offer

Everything You Need,
Nothing You Don't

Full Hookups

Water, sewer, and 50-amp electric at every site. Pull in and plug in — no guessing, no running extension cords across the yard.

Private Sites

Spaced-out pads on 10 private acres. No wall-to-wall neighbors — just room to spread out, open the awning, and breathe.

Clean Facilities

Well-maintained restrooms and shower facilities. We take pride in keeping everything spotless for our guests.

Family-Run

This is a family operation. You'll get personal attention, quick responses, and the kind of hospitality you don't find at chain campgrounds.

Flexible Stays

Whether you need one night or one month, we'll make it work. No minimum stay requirements, no pressure — just show up and stay.

Quiet Setting

No highway noise, no party crowds. Just East Texas pines, wildlife, and the kind of silence that makes you forget your phone exists.

Location

Right in the Heart of
East Texas

Broaddus sits between Nacogdoches and Lufkin, close enough to everything but far enough from it to feel like your own corner of the state. We're roughly an hour from Caddo Lake, a short drive from Lake Palestine, and minutes from some of the best historic sites in East Texas.