Fall & Winter 2025–2026: Free Things To Do at Inez Spring Riverfront RV Park
Plan the perfect cozy season in Eastland, Texas, with our curated calendar of free things to do at Inez Spring. Every activity is right here at the park, designed for you to enjoy on your own time. Discover why we’re a top destination for unforgettable Eastland winter RV activities.
October 2025
Golden Hour River Walks
(Weekly, Sat/Sun 5:30–6:30 PM)
Follow the shady Walking Trails loop for mellow steps under the oaks as the autumn temperatures cool. Sunset on the Leon River offers peak color and easy wildlife spotting. Bring comfy shoes, water, and your phone for pictures.
Supermoon Watch: Harvest Moon
(October 6–8)
Spread a blanket near the river clearing and watch the first supermoon of the season rise big and bright. No gear needed—just dim your phone and let your eyes adjust. Tip: arrive 20 minutes before moonrise for the best show.
Draconids Meteor Shower
(Best: Evening of October 8)
Unlike most showers, the Draconids are best right after dusk—perfect for families. Lie back on the lawn by the Park Map clearing or a dark section of the trail. Expect a few to dozens of meteors per hour; a little patience goes a long way. For more details, check out this Draconids overview from Time and Date.
DIY Photo Scavenger Hunt
(All Month)
Enjoy a free, creative hunt with prompts like “Sun through the oaks,” “Reflections on Leon River,” and “Your coziest campsite corner.” Tag @inezspringrvpark to be featured!
November 2025
Leaf-Trail Strolls
(Weekends, 4:30 PM)
Late-fall color pops along the river corridor. Start at the Walking Trails sign and loop to the picnic meadow. Bring a light jacket and headlamp for the walk back.
Campfire Conversation Starters
Leonids Meteor Shower
(Predawn, November 17–18)
Set an early alarm for this classic shower; the best views are before dawn. Face east from the open field area and watch for fast, bright streaks. EarthSky offers a great Leonids viewing guide.
Gratitude Walk
(Thanksgiving Week, self-guided)
Take a quiet loop on our trails—pause at three “gratitude spots”: the river overlook, an oak bench, and your site before dinner. It’s a peaceful way to reflect.
December 2025
Holiday Lights Stroll
(Nightly, 6:30 PM)
Create your own mood lighting at your site (battery/solar recommended), then wander the loop to enjoy neighbors’ displays. It’s a wonderful way to enjoy our community spirit.
Geminids Meteor Shower
(December 13–14, all night)
The brightest winter classic! Find a dark corner of the grounds, lie back, and count shooting stars. Moon interference is minimal this year. For peak times, see the Geminids forecast on EarthSky.
Holiday Photo Scavenger Hunt
(All Month)
Prompts include “Cozy mug + rig lights” and “Stars above your awning.” Share your festive spirit and tag @inezspringrvpark.
Quiet Mornings on the Leon
Bundle up and walk to the river edge just after sunrise to see fog tendrils and birds on the move. For more outdoor adventure ideas, see the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department site.
January 2025
First-Day Nature Walk
(January 1, 9:00 AM suggested)
Ease into the new year with a slow lap of the Walking Trails; set one intention at the river bend. Snap a photo as your “Day 1” memory.
New Year's Intentions by the River
(Any day, sunrise/sunset)
Bring a notebook to our peaceful riverbank, leave only footprints. Tip: use airplane mode for 30 minutes of a true digital reset.
Quadrantids Meteor Shower
(January 3–4 window, pre-dawn)
This shower has a short, sharp peak—worth the early wake-up if skies are clear. You can expect a burst of meteor activity. The EarthSky Quadrantids guide has more info.
February 2025
Great Backyard Bird Count @ Inez
(February 13–16)
Join a global, free community science project without leaving the park! Sit quietly with your coffee and log birds for 15 minutes from your site or the riverbank. Upload your findings later via the official Great Backyard Bird Count website.
Sunrise Coffee Walks
(Weekends, 7:15 AM)
Enjoy cool temperatures and pink skies over the Leon. Bring a travel mug and layers for a refreshing start to your day.
Riverside Reading Club
(Any afternoon)
Trade or recommend a book with neighbors; snap a “book + river” pic and tag the park. It’s a perfect lazy afternoon activity.
March 2025
Early Wildflower Watch
(All Month)
Look for the first bluebonnet and Indian paintbrush blooms along the sunny edges of our trails and picnic meadow. Photograph, don’t pick, to help them thrive.
Spring-Prep Trail Tidy
(Select Saturdays)
Participate in a self-guided micro-cleanup: grab a bag from your rig, walk 10 minutes, and pack out any litter you find. A tiny act with a big impact.
Stargazing Finale
(Clear nights, 9:00 PM)
One last winter sky session before evenings warm up. Use a free sky-map app and try to spot constellations like Orion before they disappear for the season.