Snowbirds & extended stays

Spend the season on Lake Palestine

Trade northern winters for mild East Texas days on the water. Caney Trails is a quiet, gated snowbird and extended-stay community near Tyler — hooked up, online, and ready when you arrive.

Why winter here

A warmer, easier kind of winter

  • Mild East Texas winters

    Skip the snow and ice. Winters here are mild and green, with plenty of comfortable days to be outside on the water.

  • The lake all season

    Fish from the bank, walk the trail, and watch the wildlife — Lake Palestine is just as lovely in January as in June.

  • Central to everything

    Close to Tyler, Athens, and Palestine for shopping, dining, and medical care — and an easy drive from Dallas.

  • Hooked up & gated

    Full hookups with high-speed internet included, behind a coded gate. Roll in, plug in, and settle for the season.

A shaded concrete RV pad ready for a snowbird’s extended stay at Caney Trails on Lake Palestine
Made for a full season

The 3-month minimum fits a winter perfectly

Our long-term, 3-month minimum is tailor-made for snowbirds and winter Texans. Instead of a transient lot with constant turnover, you join a settled community of mature adults who, like you, came for the quiet and the lake.

  • One simple monthly rate — water, sewer & internet included
  • Electric metered separately, so you only pay for what you use
  • Gated, mature-adult community — calm and secure all season
  • Bank fishing, trails, and big East Texas skies out your door
How a season works

From up north to settled in

  1. Reserve your season

    Give us a call with your arrival and departure dates and we’ll hold the right pad for your rig.

  2. Roll right in

    Pull onto a level concrete pad with water, sewer, electric, and internet ready to go.

  3. Settle in & relax

    Unpack once and enjoy the whole season — no chasing new spots, no surprises.

Reserve your season

Your spot on the lake is waiting

Winter pads are limited and go early. Call to reserve your season before the snowbirds beat you to it.