We setup our daughter here for a semester while she was attending college. We found it to be…read moreoverall clean had nice big oak trees for shade on most sites and it is a convenient location. However, the highway noise is bothersome, and we felt some of their policies to be quite unreasonable and unfriendly. Be sure you read through their rules about parking, having guests visit.

We stayed at this park for a week in our 27' Arctic Fox travel trailer to stay out of the way of…read moreHurricane Beryl. David put us in a nice shady site and was very helpful when we arrived. The campground is well kept and the people I came across were very friendly. We would definately stay there again. The dog and I had plenty of places to walk. We did not take advantage of the lobby games, tv and restrooms in the main building but everything was very clean and people in the office were friendly. July 2024

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!

We have our annual family reunion here in June every year and we always have a fantastic amazing…read moretime. The staff is really kind and attentive and we just really laid-back and enjoy ourselves when we are here. I definitely recommend this place and they do take care of the facilities And Cabins. So I definitely recommend Chalk Bluff River Resort .

We booked Chalk Bluff River Resort for Labor Day weekend after we weren't able to get a cabin at…read moreGarner State Park. My wife had visited Chalk Bluff as a child, so there was also some nostalgia involved in choosing it for our family trip. We arrived late Friday night and immediately got a sense of how crowded the resort was. The neighboring cabin's occupants were parked in our designated spot, although they moved without any conflict when we arrived. Their front door was also immediately adjacent to ours, making the cabins feel very crowded together. Throughout the resort, there seemed to be a large number of people staying at each site. We expected a rustic cabin, but ours had some significant maintenance and cleanliness issues. We killed multiple large cockroaches shortly after arriving. Several lights were burned out, with an oddly placed LED light apparently being used to compensate for the poor lighting in one area. The air conditioner seemed undersized for the cabin and was unplugged when we arrived. The bathroom was particularly problematic. The hot and cold shower controls were individual faucet-style handles, one of which didn't operate properly, making it extremely difficult to regulate the shower temperature. The toilet mechanism was also damaged and had to be manually reset between uses. After a hot first night, we spent Saturday tubing the Frio and bought a box fan on the way back to improve the airflow in the cabin. We decided to stay another night because we wanted to spend Sunday actually exploring the resort. There were some things the kids enjoyed. The animal area was fun, although the giraffe and longhorns weren't accessible during our visit. The playground was okay, and the sturdy two-person metal swings were a hit. The river itself is wide and tranquil with some nice deeper areas, although the water wasn't nearly as clear as what we'd experienced on the Frio. On Labor Day weekend it was extremely crowded, with tents and chairs lining the bank and even extending into the water. There was also quite a bit of drinking and smoking around us. We spent a few hours in the water while leaving our inexpensive soft-sided Buc-ee's cooler on a rocky area nearby. When we returned, the cooler was gone. We obviously can't say who took it or exactly what happened to it, but it was an unpleasant end to an already disappointing stay. At that point we decided we'd rather leave early, get a hot shower, and spend the night in a clean hotel. We explained to the staff that we were checking out early and why. There was no offer of a partial refund, and the response was essentially that we shouldn't come during a holiday weekend. I understand that Labor Day is going to be one of the busiest weekends of the year, and crowds themselves aren't the resort's fault. However, the condition of our cabin, inadequate cooling, bathroom maintenance problems, cleanliness issues, and our overall experience went well beyond simply being busy. Unfortunately, the nostalgia my wife had for Chalk Bluff didn't match our experience this trip. We checked out early and won't return. Based on our stay, I also wouldn't recommend it for families looking for a comfortable cabin-and-river getaway.

Mike is the best! He was very helpful today when our son set up his RV and had issues with the…read morewater line being blocked in the bathroom. He knew what the problem was and helped provide the part needed and helped my son fix it. Thank you once again Mike. As the Lord Jesus told us, you will know the person's heart by their fruits. We saw the good fruit in Mike. You were a blessing to us today, thank you again. The Stacks family, 5/7/2026

Southern Star is a wonderful place and owned by Mike and Susan who are very attentive people. They…read moretook us in on short notice and we stayed for a week. Jax is their dog who is great , you can find him helping to manage things. He is a character. He can open and shut the office door and often takes the passenger seat on the golf cart. Truly a great experience and plenty of space between spots. They have propane on site and wifi and direct TV.

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.

Place is nice, except all the sand spurs. Too many stickers, all over our shoes, outdoor rugs.read more

This RV park is very nice and clean and quiet. Everyone is very very friendly. Everything is close…read moreby or just a short drive. Definitely recommend

Friendly folks here Nice RV park and they let you be…read more Quiet at night as well. Highly recommended.

We've stayed here a few times and it is an overall nice experience, but there are some things with…read morethe cabins that need to be addressed. 1. The keypads to enter get so hot and it is difficult to enter your code mid-day. You have to stand there for a while and wait for it to recognize what number you tapped because of the delay. Not too fun when you have kids and everyone's fingertips are burning when they try to enter the code. 2. I don't believe the cabins are cleaned thoroughly between users. When you leave you have to gather dirty linens together, take out trash, and sweep. I think that's the extent to the cleaning done, with new linens and paper products being added. On our most recent trip I brought counter wipes and wiped both bathroom countertops, and the kitchen counters, and the wipes had dust/dirt all over them. 3. Mysterious stains on our washcloths 4. I don't think the floors are mopped between users, we had an unknown substance on our bathroom floor, and we walked around in socks that turned totally brown. 5. Bring pillows if you come! Each bed comes with 2 flat pillows. The beds are very firm, too. So if you like a softer bed and bigger pillows, accommodate for that. 6. If you want to use your patio you have to clean it. Chances are it'll be COVERED in bird poop. It would be nice if the cleaning person/crew gave everything a good wash out there before the next users came. 7. If you swim in the river there's no where to put your wet items. We wanted to hang them on the patio furniture, but again- everything is covered with bird poop. We didn't want to make creamy bird doo on our swim tops. 8. The entire place is sand and rock. To enter your cabin is a small door mat, and when you step inside your cabin you may or may not have another door mat. Unless you lay a towel down inside and have your family wipe their feet off, dirt will be everywhere. Overall we had a good time as a family. But, as a family with many young kids we bring lots of gear and are ready to just relax when we get there after the long drive. It's unfortunate at the amount of dirt and dust and bird poop. I'd like to just be able to let my kids play without having to spend so much of my own vacation cleaning before we settle in, and also cleaning when we're ready to leave like an Air Bnb makes you do.

Rebecca and Tarrant Stewart are the most hospitable! New RV Park with the most beautiful River…read morefront we've ever seen n this whole area. Nice pavilion with speakers for music, clean new ranch Art Deco bathhouses...nice roads (not caliche) and pads with white rock. Many shade trees. List of all restaurants, shopping and groceries at Mercantile. Fabulous time! Annually they have a true Crawfish Boil! We will definitely be back with all our friends

Absolute the best park to stay at! Tracy is the best you could ever ask for in an owner. She treats…read moreyou like family. My other half travels ALOT with work, and we have stayed in some of the "fancy" resort type parks. SB RV Park is hands down the best. We have been there 4 or 5 times for 30 days or more. Very good atmosphere, everyone is so friendly. Can't wait to go back south again and see out friend.

From the owner: Welcome to our RV Park in Carrizo Springs Texas. The SB-RV Park is located in Dimmit County and is…read moresituated in a quiet, relaxing location. We are close enough to reach city conveniences in less than two minuets. You can find us by heading west on 5th Street (FM 186), just past the city limits on the left. *Spacious Pull through sites with 50 & 30 amp/full hook-ups * Free WIFI * Direct TV * Gym * Laundry * Fax/Scan/Copy/Print * Swimming Pool * Propane Bottle Filling Station On-site * Covered Pavilion * Enclosed dog run

Bend O'the River is my utopia in Utopia, Texas. Peggy's house is dreamy, cozy, and peaceful. There…read moreare beautiful sunsets, amazing gardens and flowers, plenty of wildlife to hear and see. The grounds are perfect for reflection, laughter, or meditation. I've stayed in two of the rooms over visits and when I say the rooms are clean, I mean not a speck of anything to be seen. I work in the Maid Service industry so if I can't find dust, spills, etc, well that is as perfect as it gets. Peggy is the very nicest you'll ever find for a host and the whole town of Utopia mimics true hospitality. I don't want to leave and I can't wait to come back!

After years of looking for a nice place to stay in the Hill Country, we've found it! Bend o' the…read moreRiver is perfect. My husband and I stayed in one room, and our daughter stayed across the hall. Both our rooms were lovely and comfortable, each with its own bathroom. Breakfasts were a-m-a-z-i-n-g. The Sabinal River is a beautiful spring fed Texas river, clear and green, with a rock bottom. Bend o' the River even let us use their golf cart to drive the couple of hundred yards to their river access, which even has steps into the water. Peggy and Ron were fabulous hosts. I highly recommend Bend o' the River.