#WhereAreLoveyAndMillieHowlNow #sunoutdoorslaketravis…read more We are on a year long trip throughout the continental United States in an RV and thought it might be helpful if we added reviews of places we've gone or stayed from a dogs perspective. So here we go The humans booked us right outside of Austin, Tx at the Sun Outdoors Lake Travis RV park and we have to say we give this place 's from a dog perspective one of the things we loved the most were the 3 dog parks, so space for all of us regardless of personalities. Each dog park has a few big trees for shade, picnic bench for the humans to sit & bags and trash close by. While there are no jungle gyms for us to play on, we are ok with that as that gives us more room to run off the crazies. Also no water bowls @ 2 of the parks, but the largest did have a water bowl along with a doggie wash station The park had nice wide roads throughout so the humans can walk us and if there are any other dogs, each can pick a side of the road if needed! Also a nice off road walking path. RV site - nice and enough room between RVs so you don't feel on top of your neighbor. Usually a tree or two per site, picnic table, and grass at our site. Only downside, no fire pit but it was warm out so we didn't really miss it. Humans are happy tho, 50amp service, great water pressure, and sewer available at each site AND daily trash pick up RV park - nice wide roads, no low overhanging branches, gravel site but level enough and enough room for a 42' trailer + truck Took about 20-40 mins to get to downtown Austin depending on traffic. Pool and jacuzzi for the humans, along with a airstream cafe at the pool! also a gym and a clubhouse, again for humans We would definitely stay here again, everyone was nice and the park was kept in great condition #bringfido

This is more like a trailer park than an RV resort. Many full timers, with canopies, sheds, patio…read morefurniture, clutter, etc. The promotional video is very deceptive. Not worth the price.

This is a very nice park. Spacious sites, shade trees, well-maintained. Bath house and laundry…read moreare immaculate. Staff were courteous and helpful. The construction on I-35 makes for some difficulties at times but this is no fault of the park. There is road noise but if you get a site as far away from the gate as you can, it helps. We would definitely stay here again.

Here for 3 years now with no issues other than a bully mentality the staff often provides when you…read moreneed help but that's expected by now (aware this is backwards) you risk eviction. Isn't EVEN an issue compared to being placed into a lot# that gets directly attacked by a ARMY of rats the auto shop generously provides that's connected to this land during winter because they are in need of shelter. I report it and they attempted to stop it with bate stations. I hired my OWN pest control with absolutely no chance like you against a thousand rats with Chuck the Manager telling you to plug more holes and if you keep bringing attention to this matter you'll be evicted, mom was explained the same. Chuck believes I can't handle business (that guy is so close to being senile if he TRULY thinks this) typical response when you give him all the reasons he is wrong. Only this lot# because it's one trash can the rats occupy directly from the shop to the trash can and then they go to the nearest shelter, which is unfortunately MY place like a sacrificial lamb for the rest of the Park others nearby are at risk as well. Why now I don't know? Complained for 8 1/2 months explaining I would rather live in a homeless shelter (still paying rent btw) other times checking myself into the psyche hospital going crazy hearing rats in my walls and watching my trailer get demolished daily. If you're thinking, why didn't he just switch lot# I tried Chuck said I would be taking the rats the park itself gave to another lot (I know it's SO FRUSTRATING!). Changing parks would be a huge problem for I rely only on myself with disability and no help. 8 1/2 months later with 20+holes an unbelievably huge ARMY of rats taking OVER half of my fifth wheel (probably most of my faith in humanity, for SURE Chuck/OWNERS!) moving here to this PARK I've lost my housing, sanity, health, and now I guess Chuck is going for my SOUL as he has no ANSWERS for my trailer HE himself, this PARK along with an ARMY OF RATS occupying the auto shop DESTROYED with no insurance. Just got the trailer and immediately moved in that spot the next day! NOW I'm listening to him NOW tell me I must move because WELL THE TRAILER IS DONE... (ALL RATS... I LOST OBVIOUSLY, ITS COMPROMISED) while timidly trying to (GASLIGHT) me into thinking this is ALL my fault. Tossing me UNDER the bus so he looks good with Corporate other than doing the RIGHT THING (what is he gonna say to corporate I messed up!). Btw Corporate/Chuck and the Owners do nothing to help! It's all about business for THEM. I LOST what was supposed to be a trailer for the next 20 years in 8 1/2 months. Enjoy the "SUNNY SIDE" I must've took a wrong turn (PORTAL TO HELL). Where's that lady that corrects these complaints and tries to somehow convince you it is the tenants problem always to the reader? Good luck on that one lady let's see you make sense outta this?!? Another day in HELL staying outside as much as possible for the aroma of dead rats is overwhelming my trailer contemplating how a cat would've been better than my toy fox terrier right now (concerned with VET BILLS when RATS are eating my dogs food). Beginning to believe this is biblical myself being David with this whole Organization combined with Chuck being Goliath. In NO way do I think this was planned but the PARK along with Chuck couldn't do MORE to try to DESTROY one person I don't get it! Chuck says I can't handle my problems with securing the trailer from rats, OK that's fine! Why am I spending all my time over here in this lot# doing all of this anyway? Can I just move and try to ENJOY my stay when did I sign up for a bootcamp on how to stop an INVASION OF RATS? Chuck is worse than a slum lord because at least they devalue their property, you suffer than leave. In this case HE devalues their property destroying your housing then subtly tries to blame it on YOU while simultaneously kicking you out! Dear god it's raining RIGHT NOW and they (RATS) are just chilling eating my food right in front of me. Therapy is NOW on my list of things to do as well. Owners told me they treat people how they want to be treated. Did you lose your housing? Watch it get destroyed in front of you for 8 1/2 months? Told you are a liar for calling out the RATS! Sent into circles with corporate? Then kicked out on the streets with nothing?!? NO! THIS "RESORT" HAS DONE EVERYTHING BUT KILL ME AND WHO KNOWS 8 1/2 MONTHS OF INHALING RAT SHIT MIGHT PULL THAT OFF TOO ALONG WITH THE DOG. BIGGEST NIGHTMARE OTHER THAN IMAGINING YOUR GOING TO HELL. IN FACT THIS RIGHT HERE IS GREAT PREPARATION FOR IN CASE YOU DO. LOST EVERYTHING.... Whether it's them LYING about the RATS invading your trailer at lot# 17 (surrounding areas) and not letting you transfer to another. Turning the community against you for speaking up! Or Chuck saying you have the ONLY TRAILER that isn't equipped to repel rodents in THE WHOLE PARK! The whole EXPERIENCE was CUTTHROAT!

We loved our stay here! The park is clean, family and pet friendly. Hookups were convenient and in…read moreworking order. The staff was all wonderful to work with and interact with. We were there before the new pool opened but we can't wait to swim next time!

We had quite a tumultuous family RV trip (several mechanical issues) but the agency RV park was a…read morelovely counterbalance to our troubles. Stayed there with my parents for a few days - they even let us stay an extra night when our brake troubles made it so we couldn't make it for our first night. Solar powered strip lights on the site, a fire pit, picnic tables, and absurdly nice washrooms - complete with showers, new renovation and air conditioning - made this a lovely stay. We went biking on some nearby streets and easily could have made it to the nearby state park had we had time. The only downfall is we didn't have a cable hookups, but we managed to get channels anyway. The WiFi was solid most times to work remote but a bit difficult to stream or zoom over at a few points. Not my usual scene to be at an RV lark, but we had a few wild Mexican trim matches and enjoyed our stay.

This beautiful oasis is worth a visit! We enjoyed our…read moreweekend away at The Fitz. The scenery is breathtaking, the property is clean,and less than a 10min drive to all the action. Pam was wonderful, kind, and attentive! We can't wait to come back with our family soon!

Excellent customer service, very clean/well maintained, and wonderful amenities. A little off the…read morebeaten path, but that made for a very quiet and comfortable stay. The night sky was beautiful with incredible sunset and starlight views. The Hill Country really, really needs rain, so landscaping was a bit rough and tumble, with brambles and stickers making dog walking through the park challenging. The location does have nice "sticker free" grass areas on either end of the property, including a large dog park at the front. Easy access to Pedernales State Park, about 15 minutes from the ranger station.

Stayed at the 3 BR/8 guest house on Aug. 10-13th. I had an issue on the initial booking identity…read moreverification where there was an error on the verification questions. This caused my booking to be cancelled and I had to rebook and reverify. VERY inconvenient but everything got worked out. When you pay $900+ per night you don't want to be inconvenienced while trying to book. The Reserve is a nice community, but like all managed "premier planned" suburban areas they are very Nazi-ish with rules and enforcement. Again, when you're paying over $900 per night it's very off-putting and insulting to constantly be reminded of the rules. They treat you like you're a college kid trying to sneak and throw a frat party while you're parents are away for the weekend. Our rental even had cameras on the house that were actively being monitored (details below). VALUE: I don't normally complain about price so I won't do it here. Let's just say that this place is expensive. I voluntarily paid the money but it's a high price. HOUSE: Nice place, very clean. Premium decor - Texas modern rustic. Complimentary prosecco in the fridge upon arrival was a nice touch. Bring your own food/drinks/condiments (salt, pepper, etc.)/ice. All utensils for just about any kind of cooking and everything needed to have nice dinner parties were there. We had an issue with POOL: I did a cabana rental for 2 days at $50 per day. Rentals include a complimentary pitcher of beer or margarita per day. Pool was nice and in good shape. Lazy river, kids pool and infinity pool as well as swim up bar and snack bar are all part of the pool. You aren't allowed to bring any alcoholic beverages, food, or coolers into the pool area. They did allow us to bring an individual cup or water bottle. They will search your bags for food/alchohol/etc. if you bring large bags. LOCATION: Be prepared to drive 40 minutes to anywhere. There's enough restaurants, entertainment, etc. 45 minutes away. All-in-all this was a good place to stay. The main reason this is not a 5-Star review is because I was contacted by TurnKey with a threatening call because the management/owner were watching us on the Arlo/Netgear camera (Nazi-ish) on the back patio (there's a camera on the front porch and back patio) and thought that one of my guests was on the back patio smoking. None of us are smokers and it was insulting for them to accuse us of smoking (I'll say it again for emphasis... when you're paying over $900 per night).

The Reserve is pretty much like a resort get away! This place is definitely what I would call…read moreposh. My cousin and his family have a membership here and they invited us to come out for the day. When you are driving out there it feels like it is kind of in the middle of nowhere and then all of a sudden this paradise appears. We spent time at the marina. This was the nicest marina I have seen in the Austin area for sure! I could tell everything is taken care of with the utmost care possible. The marina is treated somehow as well so that the cobwebs and spiders don't take over your boat and slip area, which is super nice and convenient. There is also room for outdoor kitchens and patio furniture at the front of each slip. People have grills and stuff out there too. I gathered that it is a thing to just hang out at your slip area and cook out with your friends and family and you may or may not even take the boat out. After we took the boat out and came back in we road the golf cart up to the lazy river. This is where it really started to feel like a resort for me. They have a decent sized lazy river that is so much fun! There is a swim up bar on one side and the bar opens to the deck area on the other side. There are plenty of tables to sit at and chase lounge chairs in the sun and shaded for total comfort and relaxing. I had a few perfectly made margaritas from the bar and had a wonderful time hanging out with my family and floating the lazy river! The Reserve property is actually pretty huge! They also have cabins you can rent out, tennis courts and a park area. There is lots of places to hike around as well. This would be the perfect family get away spot and it is not too far from other cool outdoor things like Krause Springs, Hamilton Pool Park and of course Lake Travis!

Amazingly quiet and shaded for an in-town RV park…read more I took a 10+ mile bike ride - on bike trails along parks and the water. Almost impossible in any other major city. Small sites - as you would expect in an urban park, but sufficient for our trailer and car. Convenient rest rooms, nice neighbors and lots of shade. The roads are newly paved, well lighted, and while not fenced and gated, the park feels safe. Best of all, it is walking distance from the Colorado river, a number of walking trails, and much of the Austin Government and historical buildings. We took a nearby driving sighting tour and a nice boat tour to see where the urban bats hang out (literally). I hope to come for a longer visit next time.

Trees need pruning otherwise they scratch and scrape the truck and Rv particularly upon exiting…read more Concrete pads are busted up and the place is kind of run down in general. People were nice. Seems expensive for the condition.

What a fantastic place for a family get away! We spent 2 nights in the Casita With Loft Cabin with…read moreour kids over the winter break. The place was exactly as advertised. We were literally minutes from the Perdenales Falls State Park. We enjoyed making s'mores in the outdoor fire pit and the kids loved sleeping in the loft. It was an easy drive to Johnson City to see the christmas lights and have a "fancy dinner." Most nights we cooked in the cabin and enjoyed a little quiet time. Comfy beds. Spacious Cabin. Highly recommend this place for a peaceful get away.

Beautiful, cute, quaint tiny cabin experience! We were in the Stargazer. We loved it. Everything…read morewas so nice and clean. A/C worked well. What a great getaway, especially when it's too hot outside to go tent camping.

I was looking for a place to have a bachelorette party/getaway when I came across a listing for the…read moreEco-Cabins; I initially booked this through GlampingHub, so this review will be there as well :) After looking at the options I booked the Red Room Cabin and the Blue Loft for myself and four others. Todd (property manager, on-site massage therapist, and all around genuinely amazing and super-nice human being) contacted me immediately after booking. We got some details hashed out in terms of arrival time, options for the massages, and basically just scheduling things. Due to scheduling we were only able to stay for one night, but Todd worked with us to make it happen. We were interested in doing the Girls Weekend package, which includes an hour of massage, a wine tasting at Stone House Vineyard, and a private group yoga session, so he gave information about that as well. Surroundings: The drive to the location was calming in itself, passing hills and fields and animals. Upon arrival, I contacted Todd and he met us and showed us where to park. Parking is available right around the corner behind the property fence, with openings to walk right to the Eco-Cabins. This entire property is beautiful - it's a charming and peaceful environment with so many options for places to sit and breathe, relax, think, chat with friends, or just listen to nature. We were there for less than an hour before deciding we will definitely return in the future, and even started planning another weekend stay for later this year. There are some hammocks to lay on, a small swing, and a covered pavilion with some couch seating. There are also roaming dogs in the area that came onto the property a few times, which was so cute! Lake: With a short walk down the driveway, you hit water! The view is beautiful of course - especially at sunset and in the morning. The water was pretty high when we were there, so to get from the driveway area to the floating cabin we needed to wade through a few inches of water. Being super-smart and definitely feeling invincible at the time, I accidentally fell in - but it felt great! Thanks Mid-February Texas weather! :) I really wish I'd brought a swimsuit, but that'll just have to be a next-time thing. The lake cabin has a couple seats as well, and we sat there for a bit just looking out at the water and occasionally waving at people passing by on their boats. We saw kayaks stored near there as well, and I think they're available to rent, which would be great! Cabins: We booked Red Room and Blue Loft. Both were super cute! The Red Room has room for two to sleep, has a detached bathroom, and a private seating area up the stairs where you can just sit and breathe and observe for a while. We only used the fridge and some glasses, but I believe there were some things available if you wanted to cook something. The Blue Loft has a small kitchenette with basics available as well, and it has room for four to sleep. Outside the cabins there are seats and a small table. There's also space between the cabins to do a small campfire, with all the things needed - we didn't use this but we will next time. Massages: There is a massage room on site. We each had a one-hour massage session with Todd. It was my first massage ever, but I feel like his approach was perfect. He has a very client-drive mindset, and I feel like he listened to what my body/muscles/joints was telling him. He explained the process beforehand and made sure I was comfortable with everything, and gave tips on how to breathe through any discomfort. I felt amazing afterwards! He also told me after where he felt the tension and stress being carried. It was honestly incredible; there aren't enough words to describe it! Yoga: We did our yoga session on Sunday around 11am. It was amazing as well! The instructor (I'm so sorry I forgot her name!) was very knowledgeable about yoga and the body and connecting with breathing, which I really appreciated. The session was perfect - we were outdoors, there were wind chimes being struck, the lake in the background, great company and amazing instructor... just perfect. Wine Tasting: The vineyard is a short drive away (less than five minutes), and it was very nice as well. We tried I think 6 different wines, bought a cheese plate (not included in LWOLT package) and bought a bottle of wine (also not included) to take back with us. The sun started setting while we were here, and we took a few pictures :) Checkout: Easy breezy, we just took our trash out and put it in the trashcan, tried to leave everything how it was when we arrived, and said goodbye + see ya later to Todd. Overall - super impressed, glad we booked here for bachelorette weekend getaway, and wish I could go back again and stay for more time. TL;DR Bride + bridesmaids booked here and did the Girls Weekend Package (massage, wine tasting, yoga). Living Waters on Lake Travis is absolutely worth it; I highly recommend it, and we will all be returning!

Great place for a getaway, you can see the river from the tent and it was an over all cozy fun…read morestay! Will definitely be back.