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.

Awesome and new rv park with great view of the mountains, super clean shower house and close to…read moreGarner. Prices are reasonable and the host/owner have been very hospitable.

From the owner: Stories of the West begin here…read more Pitmaster RV Park is more than a place to park--it's where your family's next chapter unfolds. Inspired by the spirit of Texas and the belief that food and fellowship bring people together, we've created a space where neighbors gather, campfires glow, and memories are made. Located near the Frio River in the heart of Hill Country, we offer full-hookup RV sites, unique stays, and community spaces built for connection. Leave the noise. Bring your people. Experience camping the way it was meant to be.

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.

We stayed here for a long weekend. The RV lots are awesome. We checked in and the park store had…read moreeverything you could possibly need if you have forgotten something. The staff are very friendly and you could see they loved their job. The shower rooms are very big and clean. I enjoyed this trip and it's right on the lake where swimming and ropes on trees. My granddaughter took her paddle board and had a blast. We had an epic time and would definitely return.

This RV park is nestled right across the river from Garner State Park. Of most places on the river,…read morethe water stays deep enough all year round because there is a small dam that keeps the water level up. What is great about the location is you are a very small walk down to the river bank, but way up high on the cliff to get a great view of the area. When the sun gets past 7pm, the oak trees give a lot of shade for the dinner hour. You are also near Old Baldy trailhead if you want to do a quick climb up the tallest peak there. Parkview has all of the amenities like a general store, full service bathrooms that are kept clean, and daily trash pickup. The wifi is pretty unreliable but does work with a delay like satellite internet. If you have AT&T for cellular service, you will be fine in the Concan area. Everyone else will suffer the total disconnect from the virtual world, which you were hoping to get away from, right? I usually go during Father's day week which seems to be a very busy time. It's hard to get a reserved spot during peak times, so be sure to ask to get on a waiting list.

This place is beautiful and peaceful! It's in close proximity to Garner State and a very fun 5 star…read morerestaurant called Hippie Chicks recommended by the resort staff. When we first got there, I asked if they had coffee filters since we forgot them at home, and they gave me a handful of their personal ones! The entire staff is so sweet and accommodating. We stayed at an RV spot which were clean and had high end BBQ pits. The bathrooms and showers were VERY clean! We were quite impressed. They had great amenities- basketball court, pickle ball, pool, playground etc! We will be coming back for sure, especially in the summer to take advantage of the water fun!

We want to live here!! Besides being lucky enough to have the park to ourselves for 10 lovely…read moredays, the quiet, the night sky and the wildlife (deer morning, noon and night) put the exclamation point on it. This photo says it all. Bathroom/showers scheduled for remodel, but they are clean and tidy. Laundry room is also neat as a pin. Cabins were being re-roofed during our stay. The sites are wide, level gravel and each has a big charcoal grill and picnic table. Half the sites are pull-thru, half are back-in. There is no television signal in the valley, but there is Dish equipment you can get from the office at no charge. Highly recommend it. Towing on Cty Rd 348...I would recommend only doing it from 83, which is kind of a wheel-gripper itself. 348 coming from 127 in Concan would be a nightmare. Once you're unhooked and settled in, take a drive across the river on 348 and you'll see what I mean. You'll love this park, and you'll love the owners. Don't forget to buy some corn for the deer and Rio Grande turkeys when you visit the office!

I've been coming here since I was a kid. Now i take my kids. I've stayed in both the old primitive…read moretent sites, shelters, RV site, and the newer tint sites at the top. This is a family tradition at this point. My Kids and I love the dance and the hiking and the river. It used to be a yearly thing, but since it's gotten so busy and the kids have gotten bigger, we go about every other year now. I now have a daughter that is an adult herself and she still plans on coming.

Nice place to disconnect for a weekend. The grounds are clean and well maintained. There are lots…read moreof hiking options around the camping grounds. The camping sites are clean and spacious. The screened shelters are nice if you want to make a room inside or just to store things. Surprisingly enough, the bathrooms always seem to be clean and well stocked. They are also cold which is nice when it's hot out. The store offers lots of basic essentials in case you forgot anything and the gift shop is stocked with merch. There is currently some construction which can cause some headaches, but it's pretty minimal.

Great little place in the hills West of San Antonio. Rio Frio River was beautiful and looked fun…read moreto tube down but we didn't have time. We were there too early for pecan trees to be blooming but there were many of them so later in the Spring or Summer will be beautiful. Great host, Carlos, who served us local smoked sausage on tortillas -yum. He's also a great photographer and lives on site. They own Rock Island which includes quite a long stretch of the riverside and is popular for day use but not directly in the Campground so it's quiet and peaceful. Facilities at Rock Island were included In site fees so we could enjoy the area at our leisure. Thanks for the great time and we will stop back by when we next come through the area

Access to spring fed clear water Frio river doesn't get any better. This ranks with one of the…read moremost relaxing experiences I've had. The waters were flowing crystal clear. I highly recommend it. The attendant was very friendly and very helpful in showing the place. It's a small family ran place. This is one of those places you return to year after year. Once the word gets out, it will be hard to get a spot. One of the best in Texas.

This is a great family campground near Garner and close to Leakey. There are 14 well maintained…read morecabins to choose from at an affordable price with a handful of level rv sites. It has a riverfront access and a bath-house. A gated entrance is at the front where the check-in office and small store are conveniently located. 4J is a small park and offers an accommodating location.

The owner was magnificent and so helpful every single time we had any questions on where to go to…read morefloat all the way to giving us information about the entire river! He took both me and my fiancée to the most beautiful place to float and even called other places seeing where we should goI will never stay anywhere else, thank you for everything and making our summer the best way to end off!

Small campground in the mountains. Beautiful, old trees. Sites were large and spaced out well…read more Friendly hosts. We enjoyed our stay!

We stayed here last year in our RV and had a fabulous time. Great hosts who were relaxing, well…read moremaintained area. This year ... not so much. They now have this thing - self-check in. What? Why do you not want to greet your guests when they arrive? Instead you send a text the day of check-in that gives them directions on how to check themselves in? Why? Oh, and let's not forget, most roads leading into this place have no cell service, so I'm not sure how you're supposed to get this instructional text. If you don't get the text, you drive around and around like we did, until you finally park and go up to the "check-in" building (what do you know!), where they chastise you for not receiving an instructional text that you can't receive because of no cell service in the canyons! Oh, and one more thing for the RVers ... there is a tree on the exit road that should have been either cut back or cut down (hence the "no maintenance") that tore a hole in my RV roof. I understand that this place says "stay at your own risk" or some such noise and can't be held responsible, but to knowingly have trees and branches that can damage people's property just by driving through and trying to exit is not indicative of appreciating their customers to say the least. Will we be back? Not a chance.