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Coming West on Spring-Stuebner	Look for our sign.
Our tree lined entrance.	Front parking area.

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Spring is off Interstate Highway 45 twenty miles north of downtown Houston. The area was originally inhabited by the Orcoquiza Indians, who were first visited by Spaniards in 1746. In the 1820s some of Stephen F. Austin's colonists settled nearby. In the mid-1840s German immigrants settled in the area and began farming the land. Immigrants from Louisiana and the postbellum South later moved into the farming community.

Sugar cane and cotton were the main cash crops which were supported a sugar mill and two cotton gins. After the Houston and Great Northern Railroad built through Spring in 1871, the town grew considerably. A post office was established in 1873. By 1884 Spring had two steam saw and grist mills, two cotton gins, three churches, several schools, and a population of 150.

Today, the town is about 35,000; not to mention another 100,000 who live nearby in The Woodlands. But, don't worry the small town charm of country life is not gone. Right down the street you will find little league baseball fields, horse riding stables, some cattle ranches in addition to a new 24 hour Walmart is only one stop sign and signal light away.  The perfect place for an RV park wouldn't you say? 

Spring Oaks RV Park has all the modern conveniences: Wi-Fi, paved roads, parking pads, etc. Everything to make you feel at home.

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