Brenda & Josh were welcoming and a joy to chat with. All the sites are nice, many are shaded. There…read moreare concrete pads or gravel to choose from. We stayed a week and chose #79, XL site with a concrete pad. Serenely quiet. No traffic, trains, loud music, rude neighbors or highway sounds, only nature. All sites were clean & uncluttered for folks with extended stays. It's a large property with many areas to walk & explore. Laundry room and bathhouses were very clean. Nice size dog play area and it was clean each time we went in. We saw no dog poo when walking through the campground. Lots of beautiful groomed open areas. Everything you need for shopping is nearby. Don't miss the Alamo or the Riverwalk. We would definitely stay here again.

LOVED our quick stay there this past weekend. Host was kind and helpful. Facilities and grounds…read morewere very clean and in great repair. Dog park large and clean. Concrete pad sites. Very close to Lackland and quick to downtown

Best Crash Pad in the area! Everything is clean and management is super responsive. Best pool/hot…read moretub I've seen at the crash pads here and the movie theater, golf sim, and pool table were a great bonus. Even better, the commute to the South Gate or East gate is less than 10 minutes, so no need to worry about running late. If I'm here for future TDYs, I will definitely book again!

Fantastic Place! Extremely Military Friendly! A must for any long term stay. Hot tub, Yes! Movie…read moreTheater, Yes! Love this place.

My daughter and I are staying here with our Doberman while our house is being renovated. The staff…read moreis extremely friendly and helpful. They provide us with plenty of what we need to be comfortable away from home: weekly housekeeping, full size appliances, laundry & dish soap, and respond well to any needs. We feel safe and happy here & are definitely enjoying our temporary home away from home.

With my lease quickly approaching an end, I recently stopped by to tour this property and I left…read morefeeling confused by what demographic they're targeting and underwhelmed just by the finish outs and amenities. First off, to be able to fairly compare these to other units you have to understand their business model, which is to be the T-Mobile of apartments - offering transparent, all-inclusive pricing with no hidden fees. That means no deposit, application fees, cable/internet, electricity, pest control, trash or water fees. The apartments here are 525 sq ft and run $1275 unfurnished. The biggest problem I foresee with these units, is that they feel so outdated compared to a lot of the apartments entering the market. When you enter your unit you walk right into a stacked washer and dryer (no door or anything), you're surrounded by a sea of white appliances and cheap flooring and finish-outs (i.e. no walk-in closet, cheap vinyl-looking countertops). You also can't upgrade the internet or TV packages (which are U-Verse and DirectTV respectfully). The "business center" is really a nook or desk with a single computer and printer and not much room for anything else on it. So why the 2-star review? Am I against transparent pricing? Of course not! But when you look at area apartments you have to wonder who the audience is. Most apartments in the area are offering apartments between 597-729 sq feet at rates of between $785-$999. At these apartments, you have higher levels of finish out like Whirlpool stainless steel appliances, islands with pendant lights, wine racks / coolers, resort style pools, multi-level, full-sized gyms, granite/quartz in the kitchen and bathrooms with decorative backsplashes, updated plumbing (i.e. Moen) fixtures, modern touches (i.e. Nest thermostats, free Amazon Alexas, built-in speakers for bluetooth music streaming, option for gigabit internet speeds), rooftop terraces with expansive views and an actual business center with multiple workstations and room for residents (plural) to sit and work (many in the form of dedicated conference rooms or study spaces in student housing). And by the time you add in fees and other costs you break even if not come out slightly more expensive. It's worth noting that apartments with higher numbers of vacancies don't mind waiving admin and security deposit fees or even giving free months of rent away to fill units and these are available to everyone. So then I started to think maybe students are the target audience with the proximity to UTSA. The issue here is there are a lot of properties and homes popping up catering to students and the finish outs and amenities are getting better and better as well. For instance, for $1125-$1199, one can net a fully furnished unit with gigabit internet, HBO, 50" LED TV and all utilities except electricity paid. This is in an upgraded unit with stainless steel, granite, etc. They also waive admin and deposit fees and give you 1/2 off a month's rent. And this is a 576 sq foot unit. The lady (short, looked like Thelma from Scooby Doo with black hair) giving the tour was telling me that they have the same finish outs and I'm equally concerned about them for competition there too. At $139 (current rate) a night they're more expensive than a king sized suite with sofa bed at the Drury Inn and Suites, $30 less than the king sized room at the all-suite SpringHill Suites and $20 less than the king, 2-room suite at the new Embassy Suites. It's worth noting that this place is literally surrounded by (3) Hiltons and (3) Marriotts (soon to be four) so there's also loyalty programs and pricing that may also make these a more attractive option. In summary, if I were the owner of these apartments/hotels I'd start putting money aside for "refreshing and modernizing" because for a brand new place, the units already look very dated and they're not very competitively priced for the area / level of finish. As a side note, they were telling us that the apartments weren't ready for move-in yet so for now, you'd be staying at the hotel and would get 50% off a month's rent price and move into an actual apartment unit once they're ready.

This place gets 5stars for location, the area is beautiful! We loved the water, the grounds, and…read moreeverything in between. It is absolutely such a beautiful spot! The waterside cabana was awesome and probably our favorite part of our trip. I'd give the cabins a 2.5-3 star because it wasn't the cleanest. The cabinets had some grime on them and the counters. It didn't smell too fresh either. It didn't look anything like the photos which was a little disappointing. I can tell it has been run down over time. It's sad because I feel like a little bit of TLC and keeping matching towels and bedding can go a long way. We were also missing 2 bar stools and I had to ask for them because we were a family of 7 and there were only 4 stools, they were quick to accommodate which was appreciative! The barstools were different and didn't match, not a huge deal! It is a little disappointing when the pics don't look like the real deal. Feels a little misleading. I'd give it a 3 star for maintenance and upkeep in general. Between the cabins needing some upkeep, the decks by the game hall rotting in some spots, the game hall inside needs some TLC just about everywhere. But a little bit of it would go a long way. I feel this place could easily be a 5 star place if they tried just a bit more. Looking forward to trying their other locations. I do recommend this place but I would be mindful of how much the rate is. I think we went during a higher rate period...the value for dollar comes into play here. When you add the cabana and the wristbands for the kayaks, stand up paddle boards and the Lilly pad for our youngest the price can really get up there. I do wish that some perks were included like they used to include such as the cabanas and water toys. I feel like that would really set this place over! Overall a great family time for our family!

This was, without question, one of the biggest wastes of money we've ever experienced…read more We planned this trip to celebrate our twins' 9th birthday weekend. On Friday--the day we were supposed to arrive--we received a text saying that due to flooding there was no river access and that we could stay at one of their sister locations instead. We immediately called, only to be told that every other location was fully booked. Since the entire purpose of the trip was to celebrate our children's birthday that weekend, I asked for a refund so we could book somewhere else. They refused. Instead, they offered to let us come back another weekend. Unfortunately, you can't reschedule a birthday. We were already packed, our six kids were excited, pets already with their sitter and paid for, etc. We had also purchased day passes for Saturday so we could enjoy the river. They said those would be refunded and offered us access to a sister location 45 minutes away instead. While we appreciated having some option, driving 45 minutes away is completely different from having a full day of activities right outside your cabin. It was not the experience we paid for. To make matters worse, our cabin had no electricity Friday night. It was incredibly hot, and we weren't moved to another cabin until Saturday morning. The cabins also were dirty and one of the beds smelled like pee. Even after everything that happened, they have refused to offer any compensation for the hours we spent without electricity or for the inconvenience of having to move cabins. The promised refund for the day passes didn't happen either. I had to call multiple times before it was finally processed. The customer service has been the most frustrating part of all of this. I've called at least half a dozen times over the past three weeks asking to speak with a manager. Somehow, the manager is "always unavailable," no matter what day or time I call. Every time I'm told I'm on the callback list, yet no one ever calls. The employees answering the phones repeatedly say they have no authority to resolve anything. I rarely leave negative reviews. At 39 years old, I believe this is only the second bad review I've ever written. But after this experience, I feel other families deserve to know what they may be dealing with. Things happen--floods and power outages are beyond anyone's control. What is within a business's control is how they treat their customers. Unfortunately, this company showed very little concern for making things right, and that was the most disappointing part of the entire experience.

RIDICULOUS ! Has potential but This campground is definately for the nature lovers. Its wooded…read moreand shady with lots of wildlife around. The river was meh and not near where our site was site 303. I would NOT call this a RESORT by any means just a campground No pool, no community room , no bikes nothing just nature which is fine if that's what you want But when the sign says resort and the paper work is PAGES of rules I think resort not woods. We enjoyed our stay it was quiet. Great WiFi and tv Price was fair but we left a few days early to get closer to our destination and were told by office we would not get a refund for our days we were not there OWNERS RULES !!!!!

The park manager is very rude. I was driving 8MPH and he let me know (Speed limit is 5MPH). As I…read moreleft him he had to turn around and he drove the wrong way to get to a different road and still passed me up, he was definitely exceeding the speed limit. I drove to him and let him know. He then got petty and said that after my current paid time was up that I had to leave. The only reason I gave them 2stars is because they just installed a new pool.

Great stay, great people. 5 Stars! My wife and I just bought a motorhome and we stayed at Mission…read moreCity RV for 3 months to learn the ins and outs of it. We had a great experience and we'll be back again.

Now called Mission RV park. This place is awesome they have the kindest and most knowledgeable…read morestaff. You will be well prepared into you adventure into the city with all of the information you need. They have a nice pool and clean facilities. Their spots are perfectly acceptable and include a picnic table. Overall very much enjoyed our stay and would recommend to any RVers looking to spend time in san antonio.

I LOVE the aesthetic of this place! We took photos here & came across the awesome owner. We'd love…read moreto make our way back at some point.

Definitely did not feel safe, and many insects. Staff was not helpful at all, do your research.read more

This is the second time we have stayed at this park. We have never had any big issues and it's a…read moredecent size. The highlight of our stay was Jennifer from the front desk and Jacob. These 2 went above and beyond to make sure our stay was awesome. Super nice people that radiate positivity. Pros of the park: laundry, vending machines, pool, 2 bathhouses, recreation area, pickleball court, level cement sites, pet area, super close to sea world with a shuttle offered, awesome staff. Cons: hot water in showers runs out fast and if someone was in there before you there might not be hot water at all. Trash blows around A LOT and the lawn care people make it worse. Overall, we really enjoyed our month stay and highly recommend this campground.

Our go to campground for San Antonio!…read more We've been staying here, and the San Antonio koa, for roughly 10 years. Admiralty has had some real highs and a few times lows. But I feel where it's at right now, it great. Everyone at the front is super friendly. Got to our space which is pretty much spot on side to side level. The flow is good, can be a pain coming back from a day out having to drive the rows to get back to your site, but it's not that terrible. Proximity: 10 minutes from Sea World (which I hate the business as a whole and vehemently disagree with their business) and 25 without traffic from six flags. The closest nice campground six flags, might I add. They have a playground, a pool, and a dog playground area. Overall, really dig this place.