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.

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.

I love this park! But I'm totally okay if you don't check it out. Gives more time for the rest of…read moreus to sneak in more days. Yes, this place is smaller than other parks. Do not bring extra vehicles if you can help it (thank me later). But if you look around and get a date booked for the following year on a site you observed and liked, you'll have a better time. We spend two weeks there in June and another in July, but we've also been going since the summer it opened. They're like part of our extended family and we've met so many amazing families out there that have taken us in as a part of their own. It's right across from rock beach of Garner State Park. So you get to mingle with all sorts of people while out on the water and it's a quick drive at night to get kids to the dance or go hiking during the day. You should know this is a family park. They do not want party crowds. They don't really want visitors to your site and if you do bring someone in, you have to check them in and pay a day or night pass. This is really just a way to keep everyone's belongings safer. There is LOTS of theft on the Frio, cooler raids...lots of yeti stuff stollen from all the different parks. So they're trying to protect us. There is quiet time just like all the other RV parks also have. No music that can reach outside of your camping area. And if your crowd is noisy, you may not be allowed back. Insurance doesn't allow rope swings from their banks, so no need to even try it, it'll be cut down within the hour. You can also rent camp here if you prefer. There is a maximum amount of people allowed at each site tho. There are clean restrooms, washers and dryers are available at first come first serve. They have tubes for rent, an compressor and will even shuttle you if you ask nicely and they aren't too busy. They have a gator to take people down the hill with their belongings if you ask for help and will even return to get you if you aren't capable of getting back by yourself, which is great for those with mobility issues. So come out and chill, but remember people are tying to get away from crazy bar life and enjoy the country with their families. Be respectful of each other and don't cut through other people's camp sites...everyone is capable of walking on the road. Don't set your seats up in the entrance/exits to the river because you're not the only ones who exist. Don't be the jack ass that blasts music to try and outdo the other jack ass down the river blasting his music. And clean up after your dogs. Nobody wants poo on their shoe.

We had the most amazing time here at Nana's RV Park in Concan, TX. And our campsite was the best…read moreone we have stayed at! The Customer Service was the best they treated us like VIP's. They were Super Friendly and gave us golf cart rides down to the river all the way to the spot we selected. We were allowed to post my U.S. NAVY flag up and they even made sure our guests for the day were treated like VIP's too! We went ahead and reserved our same spot for next year! This RV park is the BEST!!

Amazing tubing experience & great friendly staff, Sophia was very attentive to our needsread more

River Cabin Review. Pleasant stay at the cabins. They are rustic, basic accommodations, no frills…read more If you think you might need something, bring it. What you get is a cabin in the woods. Peaceful, and quiet. Plywood walls inside. Sheets are provided for $40. No toiletries provided. Plastic covering on mattresses. Air conditioning works if kept above 72 degrees. For what we got and what we paid, it seemed overpriced, but if your goal is to be near the Frio, this is what you get and they get what they can for what they have.

I really like this place. Managment is awesome. You can actually talk to someone if you have…read morequestions. They reply to our emails promptly. The cabins were great. Great views of the area and the stars. From this location you are close to many popular rides. Highly recommend anyone staying here. Whether you ride a motorcycle, swim, hike or fun family time you will enjoy. So will your pet.

As close as you can get to camping out of the park. It was a bustling place this weekend when I was…read morethere. Lost Maples RV and Camping has every RV spot filled, cabins full and camping sites too. The camping with water and electricity has hose hookups and an electrical box at each site to plug things in. The toilets are right behind the general store. There are no showers at this time. There is WiFi around the store and a food truck parked outside as well. The convenient store was closed but we could order the candy, drinks, food, etc through the window. They have everything you can think of. Great place to stay and friendly staff.

Beautiful piece of Heaven on the Rio Frio where only people staying at the cabins can access the…read moreriver there. My bestie and I planned a little getaway and wanted to experience a new river, as we live in the DFW area. Let me start with the access to the river is wonderful, plant your chair and relax. There is a small natural pool area as well. You access the river via a stairway or where the land slopes down to the rivers's edge. This part of the river is stunning, and shaded. These cabins are well suited for families and spending all day in the river to return to a place to cook, relax, and rest. The cabins are nice in a basic way, and comfortable. They and provide cookware, coffee pot, microwave, dish soap, kitchen towels, and a fridge. Pro tip - Ensure you bring paper towels, paper plates, trash bags if you are a large family, coffee, and all of your food essentials because Walmart is 45 minutes away in Uvalde and the general store pricing is high. I think I would have enjoyed it more if I were more prepared, even though the website is clear on what they provide. I'm not sure what I was expecting, I guess I have just stayed a cozy couples cabins, but it was great for two friends, and I will definitely bring my family back. The cabins are close together (we could see and talk to our neighbors on there patio) so if seclusion and privacy are what you are looking for this may not be the spot. I would strongly recommend it for families as they have common areas for basket ball, volley ball, and a park for the littles. Great stay and Margie at the desk was awesome. Wonderful stay. Can't wait to come back with the family.

Four of us just spent 3 days at the cabins. We were the only people there!!! Water flowing well…read morein the Frio. Watched the turkeys walk by in the morning. Walked in the river bank. Enjoyed the peace and quiet. We had stayed here before, a few years ago. The cabins were just as we remembered. Clean and well supplied. Be persistent in contacting the office. I found Facebook messenger was the best! Already planing a spring trip!!

I would have liked to give them 4 1/2 stars. We just got back from 4 nights at the FoxFire Indian…read moreMound house. It's 25 acres that we could explore including the creek behind the house. We all loved it including the dog. We had a great stay. The steps down to the creek are steep. There is a washer and dryer on site. I have ATandT for cell service and if I stood in the corner of the LR by the front window/garage wall, I had no problem getting service. I had one minor panic attack cause we aren't used to a well system with a cleaning cycle. It's loud and I thought a water line had busted. They came and checked everything out and it was all good. They were great about it and now I know what that sounds like. We will definitely be back here again.

Whenever we're itching for a getaway in the hill country, we always check to see if Foxfire has…read moreanything available. We've had two separate week long stays and really enjoyed each visit. Despite the name "Foxfire Log Cabins", they have quite a few properties scattered about Vanderpool that are older vacation homes, which is where we've chosen to stay both times. These typically offer great views of the hills, some with lots of beds for larger parties, spotty cell service, full kitchens, cable TV, a few are pet-friendly, and all fairly close to the beautiful trails of Lost Maples State Park. They have a lot of these homes, which all offer something a little different at affordable rates so you could definitely find one perfect for what you're looking for. They certainly have log cabins but they're all kind of bunched around each other near the main office and when we're wanting to drive out that way, we want solitude more than anything, which is what you'll get at one of the surrounding homes. We've stayed at their Creekside Lodge and the Farmhouse. Creekside is located on a beautiful creek, which is dammed at the edge of the property if you'd like to fish or take a dip in the cool water if you're brave enough. With a gas grill and a large porch with rocking chairs, it's easy to forget your troubles as you listen to the sounds of the creek babbling by. No cell service. The Farmhouse is located on a larger piece of land near a very shallow (ankle deep) part of the Sabinal River. The house probably sleeps 18 people comfortably and has gas and charcoal grills for your cooking pleasure. Some cell service in certain areas of the house. A campfire pit is between the house on the hill and the river below and offers an unobstructed view of the night sky. Without the distractions of day to day life, and surrounded by the hills, its easy to enjoy yourself and reconnect with your family. You also get a sense for how wonderfully long a day could be if you weren't wasting it on the internet. 4 stars. Highly recommend.