We have been camping at the Riverbend campsite since 1994. It's a beautiful spot we love it. We…read moretook our children there at Easter every year for decades and now they take our grandchildren. Such a relaxing place to be. The water is cool and clear loved seeing the kingfisher this year!

Beautiful property on the Frio river. Great place for family…read moreto gather and spend a few days.

I would give this place eleventeen stars! Perfect perfect perfect! C4 is probably the best spot for…read moreRV 50/30 amp full hookups. Its a 3 minute walk to the river so no golf cart needed. This place was magical. Kids totally forgot about internet here. Adults totally forgot life's obstacles and just hung out in the river. We were six RVs deep in the park and of course C4, my spot was the hangout/ starter spot each day and night. Believe me if you are a stickler for how RV spots are fung shui 'ing then you're going to want lots C4-8. Oh and you are going to need some pretty heavy duty water shoes. The walk to the river and in the river has some pretty painful rocks without good water shoes. Oh and crocs wont cut it as we had to chase them down as they fell off in the river currents. Labor day week river was high enough to float or chill. And perfect temperature. Oh and if you have 5 Turtle Boxes linked up to party mode, they will ask you to turn down the jams. Have fun we all did here.

I am going to leave this review mainly for informational purposes, regarding the Shady Oaks Area,…read moreCamp Site Number 3 Everyone I have dealt with at the camp has been nice and friendly and I have no complaints about that. Reading past reviews seems people have had issues with customer service, but I did not run into that at all and everyone was great! I did not see them bugging the neighbors at all. And they weee up late. FYI- Reviewing Shady Oaks Area, Campsite 3. (1,2,3 & 4) Were not nice But, 5,6,7 etc. are nice. Pro: Lots of shade for sure!! CONS: 1. Super Dusty, makes the inside of your tent disgusting & full of silt 2. No Fire ring 3. Area on a slant, no flat surface area designated for tents & it's all rock and dirt 4. Hard to tell what area is yours 5. Old Bathrooms NEED better ventilation in them they are so disgusting and muggy you can't get dry. (They have new bath houses that are better but further away from Shady Oaks area) They do have nice cold water though and amazing water pressure that will rip your new sun burned skin off! Now I know why this spot was actually available. It truly sucked, sorry to say but that was my experience.... I should have not waited so long to make reservations. Like always there's good spots and bad spots. The river access is great. Plenty of spots to sit and soak, but it's no Garner State Park; There are some deep areas, water seemed warmer than usual. But, ya know no one controls that lol. So back to camping: I was just disappointed since you have to pay so much for the area, you get nickeled and dimed... 10 dollars each additional tent per day, 5 dollars extra per person etc etc... for $536 dollars for camping I expected nicer I guess.... Maybe it was my expectations that disappointed me. Camp Riverview is very RV friendly though, lots of great activities for children and the night sky was amazing. Will I return as a tent camper, NO. Way too expensive, to be crammed between the neighbors and and sleep on dust.... Although the riverfront spots seemed better and nicer, maybe I would have been happier there.

My family and I just visited Magers River Camp the last week of July and we had a wonderful time…read more Magers has campsites, shelters, rental cabins, and rental trailers available at decent rates. We stayed in Rental Trailer #1. It had air conditioning, potty, shower, mini fridge and freezer, a three-burner gas stove and oven, full-sized bed, and four bunk beds. All camp spots have a picnic table, fire pit, water, and electricity. The bathrooms were only about one hundred feet away and kept very clean. I'm not sure what the root cause was, but the breaker to our trailer tripped about five times the first evening. We immediately told the owner. The breaker was replaced and we were able to spend the rest of the week with fridge, stove, and ac all going. What I appreciated the most was the effort that was put in to quickly resolving the issue. While we were waiting for the breaker to get fixed, I had to put all of our food back in the three coolers. We were given ten bags of ice and a load of firewood without asking for the trouble. The trailer was perfect for our large family. We had the beds full and the teenagers pitched a tent under the trees. Even though the trailer had a bathroom, most of us walked the short distance to the bathrooms. I went in several times during the day and the bathrooms were fully stocked with three roles of toilet paper each, multiple liquid hand soaps, and super clean. The women's restroom had two showers with doors that locked. My husband says that the men's restroom was clean and "smelled nice." The location of Magers is perfect. If you have stayed at Garner (we always did for the last several years), Magers is on the other side of the damn. The teenagers crossed the river on foot, danced at Garner, and then we picked them up in the car at eleven. Even though we have always stayed at Garner, from now on we will stay at Magers. Magers has fifty or more campsites, but was less than a third full. It is quieter at night, less traffic (we let all of the little kids ride their bikes and roam unsupervised without fear they would be run over), and as we have a hard time juggling three household schedules, we were still able to book a trailer less than a month in advance. It took three minutes to check in and three to check out. The only issue we had was getting someone on the phone. We gave up after the fifth try and started emailing instead. Our emails were immediately replied to. They are not able to take credit or debit cards, only check and cash. We sent a check for the deposit and the lady emailed us the day it was received and then again when she deposited the check. Onsite they have a volleyball net, horseshoes, and ice for cheap. The area is completely surrounded by trees. The kids went into the wooded area to hunt for marshmallow sticks several times and this was not a problem. At Garner, you cannot get kindling or marshmallow sticks from the woods. Overall, we were greatly pleased. We checked out the cabins that overlook the water for next year and will probably stay there as one can see the dam from the picnic table. To contact: magersrivercamp@hotmail.com

Gorgeous camping spots right on the Frio river. Costs about $50 a night. We stayed around…read moreThanksgiving. It was lovely, only issue was that a massive family with tons of kids and 4 loose dogs were right next to our tent site. I'm not sure if we'd stay again, unless they actually start enforcing noise regulations. They partied allllll night and it ruined our experience completely. Oh and be careful of the wild hogs. But otherwise it's a beautiful campground and the staff were very nice with booking.

We do recommend this RV park. The owner and his wife are very accommodating. It's very hard to…read morefind this Campground, as it's not a traditional RV park. Our campsite was huge! We camped next to the river. Beautiful country land. The river was so clear you could watch the fish swimming. Make sure you get very clear directions. We knew it was on Highway 55 halfway between Rocksprings and Camp Wood. The GPS will not get you to the gate. It's off by about 3 miles. They don't have a sign and there is no cell service in the area. If you have trouble finding it stop at the little cabin with the red roof. That's family that will help you. It's only 1 mile from there. Hard to find but totally worth it. We will be coming back.

From the owner: theledgewater is a family owned and operated campgrounds located on 342 acres of the upper Nueces…read moreRiver watershed. We have over 3 miles of 100 million-year-old, spring-fed riverfront from 6-inch rapids to 8-foot deep bedrock holes and Pecan trees from 50 to 500 years old. The limestone, flint and caliche hills are approximately 500 feet in height. Springs bubble up in the river, out of the ground and run out of solid limestone rock! There are white tailed, axis and fallow deer, black buck antelope, turkey and very many species of birds. In fact, nowhere else on the North American continent is there such a variety of species of birds, as the Texas Hill Country. Hike to see the panoramic views from the cliffs above the river. We suggest bringing your mountain bike or ATV for park transportation and to view the wildlife and scenery.

I stayed here for a quick weekend trip with friends. It's a nice little campsite for both tent…read morecampers and RV campers. The lot sits between a creek and residential homes. There's a small river that crosses through the camp site, but the tides were low and it didn't look like you could kayak or tube in it that weekend. It was nice to watch the ducks swim by though. I like that the campsite includes clean restrooms and showers. Each tent site provides you a bench, trash bin, bbq grill, and fire pit. Unfortunately, there was a burn ban in effect during our stay, so we couldn't light a wood fire. There was plenty of space between us and other campers, so it didn't feel cramped. One thing that could be improved is that the field is pretty rocky. We couldn't seem to find a spot for our tent that wouldn't drive a stone in our backs at night. The camp site offers kayak rentals, but it gets to be quite expensive. Visitors can also use the swimming pool located by the front office. If you're feeling hungry, want to grab a drink, or enjoy some entertainment, right by the entrance is a restaurant bar. They've got live music most nights.

I camped here last weekend, and it's a decent campground. There's a shallow river, restrooms with…read moreshowers that actually have hot water, a community center with some restaurants nearby. It's more of a camper site with a dry-ish field nearby. I feel that this site just had extra land so it offered some camping grounds but you're basically in people's backyards on both sides, and near a highway so lots of car noise. Maybe there are sites offered deeper where you're not so close to roads and peoples homes. Overall, I still enjoyed my trip, but I would probably only return here if I had an RV Camper. Not the best spot for tent camping.

Very friendly staff with a clean campground that was super nice...the river area was also super…read morenice But that rooster needs to go!!!

We stayed 5 days in April, 2024 for the solar eclipse. Campgrounds were spacious with a hugh area…read morefor baseball, or Frisbee or flying kites. We did not use the bathrooms as the RV sites were full-hookup. Very nice covered rec area, bbq and kitchen. Tenting had no water or elec on site but it was available. Reservations were easy to make, on line, and very accurate. Several times before our arrival, we received emails with more information and welcoming. When we checked in, our first impression was the friendly, family atmosphere. This relationship lasted our entire stay. After the totality (eclipse), we were all invited to share snacks and (non- alcoholic) drinks in the rec area. This generosity was evident all thru our stay. On the last day, the water main broke. When we asked about it, we were told it might be 15-20 min before it was fixed. (It was less than 10) The river area is just as gorgeous and wonderful as the pictures. We kayaked and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. The only negative was a lack of "polish" which more expensive places may have. This did not, in any way, spoil the time we were here. We will be back and highly recommend staying here for anyone else.

I really like this place. Managment is awesome. You can actually talk to someone if you have…read morequestions. They reply to our emails promptly. The cabins were great. Great views of the area and the stars. From this location you are close to many popular rides. Highly recommend anyone staying here. Whether you ride a motorcycle, swim, hike or fun family time you will enjoy. So will your pet.

As close as you can get to camping out of the park. It was a bustling place this weekend when I was…read morethere. Lost Maples RV and Camping has every RV spot filled, cabins full and camping sites too. The camping with water and electricity has hose hookups and an electrical box at each site to plug things in. The toilets are right behind the general store. There are no showers at this time. There is WiFi around the store and a food truck parked outside as well. The convenient store was closed but we could order the candy, drinks, food, etc through the window. They have everything you can think of. Great place to stay and friendly staff.

If you're looking to have fun, DO NOT come to this place. We went during spring break mind you…read morethere was less than 10 travel trailers. we wonder why it was so dead as my son (7 yrs old) is electric motorcycle They told us he could not ride it. We went to the pool since the river was low. The first night was absolutely a disaster. The water in the pool was very dirty around the pool with dirt. we end up going to the splash pad area. There was a pressure washer in there no employee whatsoever around. It's like somebody took a break and just left everything there. We did try to go back the next day. It was much cleaner, but they had equipment out on the side of the pool.

We Love the Hill Country, and there are many places to stay. But this is our favorite. They offer…read moreactivities for all ages. The staff is amazing. Great setting nestled along the Nueses and beautiful oak trees. The pool and kids water park are perfect. You have a variety of accommodations for you to stay at, that fits you budget. Close to the three twisted sisters. The sound of turkey in the morning watching white tail graze and listening to the axis bark at dusk is definitely a plus. This place is awesome!

the rooms were completely unfurnished, my room didn't have a thermostat for the ac!!! the whole…read moreexperience was very unsatisfactory!! they did list on the website that there was not gonna be towels or toiletry's supplied, but in my opinion that should have very clearly been disclosed!!! I showed up with without towels because it was not clearly stated. it was over priced and I had to pay for sheets??

We used a Livingsocial deal for a two night stay in the River's Edge Cabins. The deal itself was…read moresuper good: $143 for a two night stay in a cabin that sleeps up to eight people. My partner and I went and brought four friends and there was plenty of space for all of us. Upon checking in, the woman that runs the place was more than eager to tell us anything we wanted to know about Concan, Garner State Park, and the surrounding towns, such as Leakey. Very friendly and personable staff. At the cabins we stayed at we could not have been more than a couple hundred feet from the Frio River, very beautiful scenery. There is a fire pit outdoors, but having a grill outside your cabin is hit or miss - we didn't have one, but our neighbors did. If you're betting on having one, call ahead to confirm first. The outdoor rules are a little strict (no music, no parking on grass, etc.) I was also confused as to why there was a $30 cleaning fee in addition to your reservations fee because you make your own beds, wash all your dishes, and take out your trash before you leave. Not sure what the cleaning fee was for aside from cleaning the floors. Aside from that, we had a really great experience. The location was idyllic, everyone we met was extremely friendly and helpful, and we had a blast. We'd love to come back.