Not sure about the pop-up but some state parks had cabins with a/c. Not sure where your going camping, just a suggestion.
Rick

 

I would check with the campsite or park you are going to and see if they have some available already there. If not maybe pick one up in a town close to the park instead of dragging it from home and back. Anything to save a little gas these days.

 

Thanks Rick, I'm actually heading out to a ranch in Roosevelt. There is another ranch that we could stay at but its about 20 minutes away and that would "take away" from the camping part of it, so I was told.

Maybe I'll just buy a window unit and stick it in our tent.... haha

 

Where do you live? There's a place up on SH242, just east of I45 that used to rent tent trailers.

(if she's pregnant, she might want a full bathroom. Some tent trailers, my old one for example, have those too.)

 

"Maybe I'll just buy a window unit and stick it in our tent.... haha"

We did this at last year's dove hunt. It was in Sept. and still plenty warm outside. The group of guys I went with have been hunting the same lease for something like 20 years so they were pros at setting up the camp sight. Pretty much everyone had a small generator and a window unit a/c in their tent. It worked great and I slept like a baby. Definately makes for comfortable camping if you have a small generator that you can run all night. Just stick it (the window unit a/c) through one of the windows from the outside of the tent and seal the tent around it as best a possible. Also helps to retain the cold if you throw a big tarp over the tent and stake it down. Makes for a nice little igloo, lol.

 

That does work...but make sure the generator is WELL away from the tent and downhill, if possible.

If it is a state park, you won't be able to run the generator, but on a ranch with no one else to complain....go for it. You need to rent a "low noise" generator, like a Honda EU model.

 

There's a place in Seabrook but I don't know the name of it off hand.

 

I think Ancira rents pop ups

 

http://www.txrvrent.com/location.asp?lid=053

Found this one in Houston, not sure where you are located.​

Rick​

 

Terry Vaughn RV's used to rent pop ups. However keep in mind. It will only reduce the internal temperture about 15 degrees. so on a hot 100 plus degree day you still won't be very cool. But at night it works fine. Might want to think about renting a hi-low brand trailer. pop up with hard sides. Good luck and have fun!

 

Thanks for all the help, I think this one may be the one. I usually sleep where ever I land when I'm out there anyways but gotta find a sleeping spot suitable for the child-bearing.

http://www.txrvrent.com/location.asp?lid=053

Found this one in Houston, not sure where you are located.​

Rick​

 

I just rented a travel trailer from houstonrvrental.com for a July camping trip that we have.....fairly certain they had pop-ups as well.

 

I rented from american dream vacations before and would recomend them I45 and bltw 8 most of the campers are newer models

 

Here are rentals in Katy

http://www.rvworldtexas.com/

 

Maybe I'll just buy a window unit and stick it in our tent.... haha

I've seen it.. as a matter of fact it wasn't that long ago.. Memorial day weekend.

 

I love the window unit in my tent. Bought the 5000 btu on sale at Target for $65 and stuck it in my tent off to one side. The tent that I have has windows that you can zip up close to the unit. Run it with a Honda EU2000 generator (Quiet) and sleep great! Even did a little video of it on youtube.

 

Forgot to mention that it is easy to pack this up and go anywhere with the truck.

 

Place in League City on Highway 3 just north of 518 rents them. I will look for the name next time I drive by, likely this weekend.

 

Since you are headed west,there is a place in Boerne right on I10 that I rent from every summer called American Dream Vacations. Nice people and reasonable prices. They have all kinds of campers to choose from.

 

Woodlands RV

http://www.woodlandscamper.com/home_companyinfo.htm

Great people, retired sheriffs deputy. Has new campers every 2 years. clean, don't smell funky like some of the rentals I have looked at.

 

Spring Cypress RV might have what you rlooking for. I rented a rv camper from them this summer and they also had pop-ups. I also there is a place on hwy 290 that rents them as well. Might google: houston rv rental and see what pops up.