Our group of 7 came here to float the river and the staff was super friendly and helpful. We had…read morebrought our own pump to inflate our tubes and the staff was so kind to inflate all of our tubes for free. We also needed an extra tube for a cooler and they loaned us one as well. They took great care of us and we will definitely be back!

Did my birthday here! Trailer the motorcycle and did the twisted sisters. They had firewood fire…read morewith s'mores

What a great RV park! Communication was wonderful, check-in process was a breeze and the park is…read moreimmaculate! Very retro vibe, modern and so cute. It is gated, has laundry, pool, tons of stuff for kids and each side has grass which my bulldogs loved :) 30 min drive into Alamo and 2 min to HEB is a big bonus!

This place is gorgeous and fun. Every detail is well thought out and the staff are a delight!…read moreReally feels like you are camping in a midcentury dream. Family fun with tons of fun features for adults-- like great food and local wine and cheeses at the camp store.

I love K&L Cliffside! This has been the most amazing 6 months of my life! Bobby and Jennifer are…read moreamazing! This place is clean! Sites are spacious and the view is amazing! RV, Tent or even day use this is the place to be all spring summer long! Great place to long term for the winter too!

I highly recommend Gave 4 stars because the shuttles buses…read morecould use a little love. But we did the short trip on an inflatable kayak with 2 little ones , 7 & 4 years old. Felt totally safe out on the river. I was shallow most places. The water was cool & refreshing. Beautiful stretch of the river. The little bits of white water were fun and the slow areas were relaxing.

Our group has been coming here for years to float the river in New Braunfels. It's an easy process,…read morenot expensive and the staff is so nice. The location is further in the line of rentals so keep driving in until you get there. The staff will direct you and drive you to your drop-off location depending on how long you're floating for. Tubes are available for rent with or without bottoms. You want bottoms! Your butt will thank you later. Even if you bring your own tube you still need to pay, so sometimes it's best just to rent from them. I haven't been camping yet, but definitely recommend the river tube rentals.

Third year at Camp Fimfo -- and unfortunately probably our last…read more Our family has come here three years in a row. This year we booked four days at hundreds of dollars per night. Our nephew is almost four and has ridden the small red and blue slides in the interactive children's water playground during each of the last two years. They were the main attraction he was excited about returning to. This year, after we arrived, we were told he suddenly must be 42 inches tall to ride them. So somehow he could ride these slides when he was younger and smaller, but cannot ride them now. We absolutely understand legitimate safety requirements. What we don't understand is this: The enormous full-size water slides at Camp Fimfo also have a 42-inch minimum. So the little slides in the children's water-play structure now have the same minimum height as the massive elevated water slides. Perhaps there is a legitimate safety explanation for that, but from a customer's perspective it makes very little sense. Even more frustrating, while sitting here today we have watched children who appear to be our nephew's height -- and some who appear shorter -- being allowed down the same small slides. If 42 inches is necessary for safety, enforce it consistently. If this is a new restriction, clearly disclose it before returning families spend substantial money booking their trip. We called the front desk before posting a review to give Camp Fimfo an opportunity to address the situation. The employee was cordial. Their proposed solution was a free ice cream. After spending hundreds of dollars per night on a four-day stay, an ice cream doesn't address the problem. This isn't about demanding that Camp Fimfo ignore a safety rule. It's about clear disclosure, consistent enforcement, and reasonable treatment of returning customers. Watching an almost-four-year-old try to understand why he could ride his favorite slides when he was younger and smaller, but can't now -- while similarly sized children continue riding them -- is incredibly disappointing. We returned for a third year because Camp Fimfo had earned our family's business. Unless this is meaningfully addressed, there won't be a fourth.

Our family reunion was held here, and we absolutely loved it! The variety of facilities--from…read moredifferent cabin sizes to the pools and all the fun amenities--made it perfect for our large group. Everything was clean, the staff was incredibly helpful, and there were plenty of fun activities for all ages. We also appreciated how convenient the location was--close enough to shops in case we needed to grab anything we forgot. A very special shoutout to the Recreation & Activities Supervisor, Kim Wertens! She was amazing--so patient, resourceful, and truly went above and beyond to accommodate our group of 90 people. She worked with our preplanned schedule and helped keep all the kids entertained, which made a huge difference for everyone. We would absolutely recommend this place to friends and family and would love to come back again!

After three brief encounters with Jeff the manager I have decided to write a review. First…read moreencounter with Jeff was when we paid to launch our boat at there private access where he came down in his personal truck after we launched and told us the game warden would see us soon because our boat is "highly illegal". We explained to Jeff that the boat wasn't illegal and that we had already spoke with the game warden about the legalities of running our boat on the river. Jeff then mentioned that he was the manager for Huaco Springs. Our second encounter with Jeff was when he was out on the water in the same area we were fishing, Jeff then told us again that our boat was "highly illegal" . I explained the same thing to him again as the first encounter, where I was told that I would be paid a visit from the game warden again and now the sheriff would be involved. We returned this morning to fish again and after getting off the water, we had our third encounter with Jeff the manager of Huaco Springs. At this point Jeff had talked to the sheriff and game warden, Jeff was told by both authorities that the boat was perfectly legal to be on the water. So after the game warden and sheriff didn't work, Jeff made the decision after we've launched are over the boat three times, we are no longer allowed to pay to use the ramp there. Jeff was harassing us while we fished because he fished there and didn't like our boat. As a New Braunfels local, I will be sure and spread the word the fishing community that Jeff and Huaco Springs will discriminate at the managers discretion. There are multiple other outfitters up and down the river that will allow access for all boats not just the Jeff the manager that doesn't know the laws of the river and harasses people while they are fishing.

So nice been going here since I was little and their so nice ! And clean ! Definitely recommend for…read morethe day or to stay!

It's a decent spot, at least it allows dogs. Also you pay $5 per person, not $30 per carful like up…read morethe road. The bathrooms were clean, not porta potties heaping with shit like Camp Huaco Springs. Unfortunately, the water is super shallow.

So friendly! Spaces are big enough for the larger RVs. Restrooms/showers are climate controlled and…read moresuper clean! This is our new favorite spot on the river!

The price was right and we had a good time. Landa RV campground is centrally located, with easy…read moreaccess to Comal River Toobing and Schlitterbahn. The showers are delightfully new and clean with plenty of hot water. There was some major construction work with heavy machinery at front entrance, so had to deduct a star for not informing us. This made it more tricky driving in and out. We have a class C, probably would be a real task with a pull trailer. Remember this is the Hill Country. Yes, there is a train going by every few hours but the grandkids loved that, didn't bother me. The office lady was Pleasant. I did encounter a cantankerous security guard in a golf cart. Stopped me to tell me to put the tag in my window, well duh, give me a chance, we just drove in. This must be the guy others are commenting on. But the man has a job to do.

The tent sites are pure gravel and rocks. No grass whatsoever. The one bathhouse is absolutely…read morehorrible. Although the second bath house has been remodeled (and actually looks very nice). the heat vent is disgusting. I have no idea is they have AC or heat. No sure how that thing could actually work. The train tracks run directly through the campground so it's constant trains all day and all NIGHT!. No one answers emails or the phones. Although the tent sites are pretty bc they are on the river there is almost nothing else about this campground that I would recommend. Definitely would never go back.

there is bad Wi-Fi connection which means I can't stream or game, and there is not a lot to do, and…read morethe pool is not that deep. The upstairs bedroom is too small my PS5 and switch 2 won't work on the tv.

When we lived in NB we did not know about this place (why would we?), but during our visit we knew…read morewe needed more than just a hotel and so glad we found this gem. We stayed in a one bedroom cabin, with a loft. Things we liked: the fan in the living area, full kitchen, the beds were comfy, friendly staff, ability to rent a golf cart, laundry area, playground and pool! Things that could be improved: thorough cleaning after a pet stay (I'm very allergic to cat/dog dander and stayed in the loft with my toddler and if I didn't have socks on my allergies were BAD due to the carpet), a few pieces on trim kept falling off by the door(which normally I wouldn't care but my curious toddler kept touching the exposed nails), no blinds in the loft and shower is SHORT (I'm 5'4" and was bending down to wash my hair). Overall, we really enjoyed our stay. I could see how it could be loud for some people, but our cabin was on the non-highway side so we had a quiet and peaceful trip. We would definitely stay here again next time, just in a bigger cabin!

This is our second year coming out to Yogi Bear RV park for Easter Day. This place is kid friendly…read moreto the max! Everything your kid could want is here. They have an outdoor bouncy bounce, water slide, pool, kiddie pool, basketball, playground, mini golf, indoor pool. Seriously they have so many things for families here! My partner and I both agree this area is safe for kids to play openly, plenty of room for them to roam around. The park had an egg hunt for the kids & they even had Yogi the bear come out to bring letters to the children thanking them for coming out and spending the weekend here! Side note: they also have cabins that you can rent, camping is also welcomed and RV's.

Hands down worst traveling experience I've encountered ever. Not only did we pay around $100.00 for…read moreuse of just the splash pad after 2pm which was okay. Except even only half of that worked. Then we went to use the arcade and paid $10 dollars for 6 tokens ( which should of been 42 of them, and the slap in the face is the 6th one was a nickel and wouldn't even work in the games. So we ended up only staying a hour or two maybe. The office staff was rude and dismissive. And I requested a refund thru their online support process & never even got a response, this place was prob cool when it was first build but it's way outdated and very over rated, you'd think they'd of been more welcoming & customer friendly but that wasn't my experience. I could have gone to a free splash pad locally and saved myself a 2 hour drive & 100 dollars plus the gas it took to waste a holiday trip. 10/10 will be sharing this experience on every travel platform possible and hope you guys spend your money somewhere else as this is a waste of trip, time & honestly I was shocked the photos and what we actually got were so far apart,