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    4.7 (43 reviews)
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    Anna-Maria C.

    Dos Rios was amazing! The camp site and bathrooms were clean (and warm!) and the staff were incredibly helpful. If you're looking for a place to enjoy nature, see the night sky, and completely unplug with no cell service, then this is the place you need to go. Easy access to the river, so much land to explore, and a cute little icehouse across the street if you want to grab a beer and meet your neighbors and some locals. Can't wait to come back down during the summer!

    Tentr #9
    Elisa R.

    Such an amazing time at Dos Rios. Tammy has a beautiful place! She and her staff take great care of the grounds, paying close attention to the details. The canvas tent spots are cozy and private. Highly recommend #9 for the kitty company. (We were visited by 3-4, but this one captured our hearts) The river access is easy and well thought out. Brought our own kayak and tested the waters. They offer rentals as well. Thanks for a memorable trip, Dos Rios! Cant wait to get back.

    Back patio area. Tiny house 13
    Alexis L.

    Quick getaway with my husband aka mom and dads weekend off Loved it and i took several walks around the grounds and went into town for lunch. Everyone was so friendly and I felt very comfortable and safe everywhere. Left refreshed and sun kissed! Overall great and we'll be back again, def with the little one!

    River is just at the base of bank to right. Water level way down with drought but still very lively rapids and water to wade in.

    Beautiful location on river. Many activities. Much of the campground is shaded with mature trees and there are great locations for hammocks, tables, fire pits. We will be back soon!

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    Bradley V.

    Great place. Friendly staff with positive attitude. Stayed in a vintage trailer that was in great shape. We sat in a hammock overlooking the river as the resident cats seemed to mock us. On a morning walk to the 'island' I saw lots of wild life. Good access to River. Short drive to bat cave which Is $5 if in season. Mason had no ice for 3 days. No cell service but good WiFi.

    Llano river at sunset

    This hidden gem just might be our favorite camping spot in Texas! We've stayed 3 times now and keep coming back with friends. Love that there are cabins and RVs to rent for our friends that don't have campers. Tammy is always super helpful and friendly. She always goes above and beyond to make our stay enjoyable. We love hiking and kayaking the beautiful river and relaxing around the property. Can't recommend it enough! Spots 1-5 are our favorites. Our friends have enjoyed the cabins and airstream rentals.

    happy dog = happy life
    J C.

    Lovely property, cabins are cute and all super close to the river. River is GORGEOUS! It moves kind of fast, lending to its beauty and clean-ness, but it's not fast-moving in a scary or dangerous way, even for kids (assuming they're comfortable in water, of course). It seems to be reasonably shallow, and my lazy dogs had no trouble swimming from one side to the other. We stayed in the efficiency cabin with our two dogs - it was more than enough room and came with plenty of amenities! Cabin had all of this and probably other stuff I'm forgetting: utensils, towels, soap/shampoo/shower/TP, grill, some cookware, linens a-plenty, fire pit, AC unit (which worked great even in August heat!). We had no cell service (ATT/iPhones literally said 'no service'), but supposedly there is wifi. Whatevs, we managed to survive. :P Reasonably priced. Quiet at night, quiet during the day as a matter of fact, very dog and family friendly! TONS of huge oaks, providing ample shade for grilling and sitting at one of their several picnic tables. The entire campground is beautiful. I would recommend a cabin to anyone looking for a slightly more indoor camping (i.e., sleeping inside with AC, haha) experience. They also have RV hookups and primitive campsites.

    Beate B.

    Pro's: Dos Rios RV Park & Campground is a place where family, kids, pets & friends come together to enjoy campfires, wonderful views and nature. A place to enjoy breathtaking sunrises and sunsets from the campsites, immediately overlooking the crystal clear Llano River from high above. Private Cabins and Campers are available for rent for the quick overnighter or private tent sites are available for the more adventurous folks as well as full hook-up RV sites. Great place for fishing, photo opportunities, reading, camp-fires and relaxing. This is a privately owned RV Park/Camping-site with a really laid back atmosphere. Con's: My husband and I were encouraged by the Camp-host to book an RV site closest to the water. I had mentioned to her that our camper is a 40' big rig in addition to our F250 Truck pulling it. With that said, the RV sites closest to the water #4-#11 (when booked) are not a place for that size of an RV since there is no way getting in or out, which was my biggest concern when booking - but was told by the camp host that 'everybody' does that. Lesson learnt.... follow your gut. We were in RV Spot #4 - and were thankful that our immediate small RV neighbor in RV Spot # 5 left early with their truck and camper the morning of our departure - without that, we would not have been able to get out since the turn around is way to tight. In addition, access to the lower RV sites 4-11 are only accessible on a narrow road and a steep dip. One of the smaller RV campers got damaged by driving through the dip on his way out. Our camper was able to move through the dip with a 2" clearance from the ground which cut it very close. A way to improve this dip would be to add 1'-2' of fill dirt and rocks, to be able to raise it some. RV sites for big rig's (when the park is fairly booked) are very tight and close together. My suggestion, when entering - walk the campgrounds by foot first to evaluate how to best pull in and park into the booked site. We saw several large campers on the upper RV sites struggling to park. It is evident that the owner has put in hours of hard labor, creating this campground and offering a beautiful spot so close to the river to the public. With that said, a great plus could be a privacy hedge or fence of some kind surrounding the Host RV camper which is parked immediately at the front entrance, for all the gathered 'necessities' immediately spread around the camper to be somewhat hidden - first impressions are a lasting one. Other than that, this RV park/campground is situated close to Fredericksburg, Mason, Llano and sits 'smack in the middle a the beautiful Texas Hill Country', with historic markers close to it and an abundance of nature. I recommend this RV park and campground to others. Thank you

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    Our favorite campground in Texas, my wife and I go back as often as we can. Site #1 is amazing!

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    Perfect place to stay in Mason! Right on the river, and the stay there is great! Super clean and cute!

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    2nd time visiting Dos Rios in as many months. The bunkhouse cabin is awesome! I look forward to trying one of your Airstreams next time!

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    We stayed in the Avion and it was perfect. Stars at night are as clear as it gets.

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    “Got an airstream and a cabin the next two times bc we wanted to spend less time making camp and more time enjoying the surrounding nature.”

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    South Llano River State Park - Swanky visitor center with cool gifts

    South Llano River State Park

    4.3(31 reviews)
    35.9 mi

    I stopped by South Llano State Park on a roadtrip I took last year. What drew me to this park was…read morethe promise of enjoying the clear water in the river. When I went, it was near the end of day, but the park rangers still admitted me in as the park's gate doesn't close until 10pm. There didn't seem to be many people that day, though I believe it was because I went in the middle of July in very warm temps. However, I was rewarded by the cold and refreshing South Llano River which I enjoyed mostly by myself. Standing in the river near the shore, small fish came up to my feet and ankles and started feeding off of my dead skin. It felt like I was getting a pedicure, except in a natural environment. There were a few places to access the river and plenty of parking around. I saw that they had several miles of trails to explore though I didn't get the chance to hike any of them. It is important to consider that the park is susceptible to flooding as its on low ground, so time your visit accordingly. Personally, I really enjoyed this park and I hope to be able to return during the cooler months to see stars in the dark sky!

    This is one of my top three favorite state parks because it was so quiet which allowed for full…read morerelaxation. The trails are well kept and I appreciated being able to do some birdwatching because they have designated areas for this. Additionally the river adds another perk to the park, you can go tubing, fishing, swim, etc. As far as the staff members, overall everybody was nice during check-in but on the night that there was a cold front and hail storm I was seeking help and no one was to be found. The hosts were off duty, the ranger we asked for help at the front that was sitting in his truck was dismissive, and the operator didn't answer. The good thing was that the park is about 15 minutes from the nearby town so I was able to get help there but in a case of emergency, I think somebody should be accessible. Overall, I really love the park. The sites good but beware of the cacti! Depending on which site you select, you may have more or less room for tents in the grassy area. I recommended the sites in the 40s for larger groups. Go to the observatory if you can, the hike is worth the beautiful view! Oh also there's plethora of animals! On this trip I saw deer, a roadrunner, a hog, armadillos, canaries, and hummingbirds.

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    By the River Campground - More deer

    By the River Campground

    4.7(23 reviews)
    40.3 mi

    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.

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    Ledge Water - theledgewater

    Ledge Water

    5.0(1 review)
    71.9 mi

    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.

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    Risien Park

    Risien Park

    4.0(5 reviews)
    49.8 mi

    This was the final park we went to explore but compared to the other two parks this one was a bit…read moreunderwhelming. There was a play area, picnic tables, and a shaded area. There wasn't much reason to get out and explore anymore. It's great for kids and picnics but not enough for us to stay longer.

    Risien is pronounced like "reason". So, let's 'Risien' together. Should you go out of your way to…read morevisit this park? Don't quote me on this, but the following famous people quotes seem reasonable when my review points follow them: "The only reason for time is so that everything doesn't happen at once." - Albert Einstein --- There's not much to do here. So, you get that done pretty fast. Unless you truly BBQ, then that takes time. It's a small park for camping. There is a small concrete for dancing or games (like trying to break pecan shells with your bare feet).--- "A man always has two reasons for doing anything: a good reason and the real reason." - J. P. Morgan --- The good reason for coming to this park: BBQ with the family. The real reason: Save money to drink more beer without many critics around.--- "Ours not to reason why, ours but to do and die." - Alfred Lord Tennyson --- Actually, the mosquitos here have that motto, too. In June, they were a nuisance, even with Deet spray repellent on me.--- "There is nothing higher than reason." - Immanuel Kant --- There are no hills or climbing in the park, other than the banks of the river. A walkway connects this park to a nature trail next door. Walkway is a concrete sidewalk about 5' wide, so that lawnmowers and golf carts can use it for maintaining the park.--- "Things happen for a Risien" - (don't know why author is unknown) --- An English cabinet carpenter and amateur horticulturist, named Edmond Risien, came to San Saba in the early 1870's from the Northeast. He found a large old pecan tree, liked the pecans, and thereafter, obsessed over pecans and how to grow good ones consistently. His experimentation led to a successful business and fame.--- The Rest of his Story, which I will call "An Englishman went up a pecan tree but planted an orchard", and why there is a park in his name follows some relevant movie quotes from "The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain". Morgan the Goat: (to recognize the hill as a mountain) "If Ffynnon Garw has to be a thousand feet, then I say let it be a thousand feet! Add 20 feet, that's all we need, a 20-foot tump and we have our mountain!" Jones the JP: "I'm not sure how legal that is..." Rev. Robert Jones: "Yes, or ethical..." Morgan the Goat: "Legal? Ethical? Wh-- how legal was it to say that a thousand feet is a mountain and 984 isn't, uh? Uh? Do we call a short man a boy, or a small dog a cat? No! This is a mountain, our mountain, and if it needs to be a thousand feet, then by God let's make it a thousand feet!" ---- Through trial and error over many years he developed many varieties, including Onliwon, San Saba Improved and Western Schley. Mr. Risien was such an important influence in building the community and giving San Saba some sort of identity and to be on the map. They had to have a park in his name. The preferred area, Mill Pond Park, was already created. The oak he made famous is still alive (but no good pecans anymore) on private property.--- Grandfather: "All this fuss over what? Is it a hill, is it a mountain? Perhaps it wouldn't matter anywhere else, but this is Wales! The Egyptians built pyramids, the Greeks built temples, but we did none of that, because we had mountains. Yes, the Welsh were created by mountains: where the mountain starts, there starts Wales. If this isn't a mountain - well, if this isn't a mountain, then Anson might just as well redraw the border and put us all in England, God forbid." ---From http://www.pecanjam.com/about/san-saba-pecan-industry/ : Risien presented his improved pecans to Queen Victoria; and Alfred, Lord Tennyson in England; and took some of his most amazing pecan clusters to the Chicago World's Fair and impressed the crowd - among whom was C W Post, the cereal magnate who reportedly named his Grape Nuts cereal after those amazing grape-like pecans clusters. By his 87th birthday, Mr. Risien had thousands of his improved pecan trees growing worldwide. Thus San Saba came to be known as the "Pecan Capital of the World."--- Betty: "You won't be back. This isn't a place that people like you come back to." Anson: "Well, I'll try, I'll, I'll really try..." Betty: "I'll try! Is that the best you can do?" ----If you go to San Saba, there is a tendency to say "Been there. Done that", and not return. The peaceful Risien Park is small and has a slow-moving creek/river, and lots of shade trees. There is not much else. But if you REALLY like special pecans, you might return.---

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    Mo-Ranch - The rapids in the river.

    Mo-Ranch

    4.4(20 reviews)
    43.0 mi

    We went to a Christian family retreat here, and the place is so, so big and cute. They have a pool…read moreand a river where you can enjoy time with your family. The only thing I didn't enjoy as much was the cabins. There were big cockroaches in our room, and it smelled old and damp. I understand that it might be because the accommodations are in a rural area; however, it was still unpleasant to find so many cockroaches inside our room.

    So to start: the Cafeteria food was pretty darn good. I can't believe I'm saying that. Maybe…read moreafter a day of activities it just tasted better. But I remember going to camp when I was a kid and we got spoiled milk. Like stringy and sour smelling as you poured it. And it was one dish for the entire table. Here it's buffet style. As much as you want. They accommodated for vegetarians. Like on hamburger day they had huge portobello mushrooms to make a shroom burger. Ice cream cups and bombsicles and my favorite Orange dreamsicles in their self serve fridge. Twice a week in the summer they had BBQ down by the river. I think some of the activities you gotta reserve in advance. Like way in advance. For example archery - 1 month in advance. They got zip line and ropes course too that probably require reservations. They're very modest courses. Like zip line is just one line. I think there's a critter museum with some of the local wildlife there (bugs etc). No reservation required for the canoes however. And there are some nice small rapids with natural water slides for young kids to enjoy as well as a free man made slide that looks kinda intense. If you put your feet in the river minnows will come up and nibble on them. Like a fish spa. And of course they have an iconic rope on the tree like all good camps have. Swimming pool is there for those who don't like the Guadalupe river (but river is super clean and you can see to the bottom). Accommodations were surprisingly decent. Clean. No bugs. Shampoo, bar soap and towels provided at least at the Flato lodge which were apartment style with nice little shares balcony with room next door. They have a small cafe on site with soda fountain ($20 tumbler gets you unlimited refills for the year). Little hiking trails. Several resident indoor chill cats who hang out at the various building like Mabee Building, their museum (ask for the key), etc. Mostly multiple church groups booking here at the same time but different facilities. The place is large. Despite being church groups some of the high school campers were dropping the F bomb left and right in the cafeteria. Actually heard some of the staff doing the same. Staff was all polite and are young international folks from various countries like Hungary, Spain, Australia, UK, Mexico and other places. Was a nice getaway and just what the doctor ordered.

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