Krause Springs was such a peaceful, whimsical little escape. The amount of lush greenery and…read moremassive old trees was unreal. Some of the tree roots were the biggest and most unique I've ever seen in my life. The whole place just had such a calm, magical feeling to it. One thing to note is that there are a LOT of stairs in many locations and most are very steep, so it's definitely not stroller-friendly if you are a family with young ones. If you're bringing little ones, just be mindful and watch your step going down the stairs toward the springs. The property itself is absolutely beautiful. You can either camp overnight or purchase a day pass. From what I remember, day passes were $10 per adult, kids under 3 were free, and camping was around $21 a night. They close the springs at 8:00 pm and for campers quiet time is from 10:00 pm to 7:00 am. No loud generators allowed for campers. They had so many little hidden coves and tucked-away areas where you could set up camp, which made it feel really private and peaceful. I was also very impressed with how clean everything was. The bathrooms and showers were pristine, very sanitary, and conveniently located within walking distance of the entrance. One surprise I didn't expect was that they also have a separate swimming pool in addition to the springs, which ended up being great because the water at the springs was a little murky the day we went due to recent rain. Still gorgeous to look at though, especially with the waterfall. It honestly felt surreal, like you forgot you were still in Texas. They also have a beautiful butterfly garden with tons of unique plants and greenery that made the experience interesting. Overall, this place just gave off such a good feeling. Peaceful, relaxing, beautiful, and definitely a must-see if you enjoy nature. We'll absolutely be returning again.

Beautiful hidden gem in hill country. There is a modest entrance fee that allows you access to the…read morewhole space - the natural springs, the man-made pool, butterfly garden, and more. The man-made pool has spring water; this is where I would recommend families with children or inexperienced swimmers go. It's lovely and more of a managed pool setting. We hiked down the stone steps to reach the natural springs which are so beautiful with a picturesque mini waterfall and a rope swing as well! However swimming here can be treacherous. I highly recommend water shoes as there are lots of rocks and moss in the springs. Water depth also varies greatly from one spot to another so it's important to be aware of that. Water temperature was comfortable and cool - felt great on a hot summer day. Wrapped up our visit in the garden, which is so beautifully maintained. Absolutely lovely and zen. The changing room and bathroom facilities are clean and easily accessible. We left feeling dry, happy, and peaceful after a wonderful day in nature.

I absolutely loved this RV park. The owner is so sweet! The people here are very nice and everyone…read morekeeps to themselves. I feel like we got a fair amount of space in between trailers. Their restrooms and laundromat is a little dated but they still work great. Walking distance from Walmart is great too. I am definitely going back to this RV park if we come back to this area.

This is actually a very nice RV park! There are alot of trees, which means more shade during the…read moresummertime. And plus, they have their own laundromat, they have clean restrooms, showers, etc. There are also permanent residents here, who are quite friendly. The owners, Mona and Jimmy, are also very nice people. I most definitely recommend this place! :)

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!

Our experience with this RV park was extremely disappointing…read more We reached out about staying for one to two months with our 35‑foot motorhome and our pets (one dog and two cats). Instead of a welcoming response, we were told: "Get a smaller RV and less pets." This was not only rude, but dismissive of the RV lifestyle itself. A 35‑foot rig is standard, and pets are part of many travelers' families. For a park to suggest we change our home and give up our companions just to fit their narrow idea of who belongs is unacceptable. RV parks should provide space and hospitality, not judgment. If you value respect, inclusivity, and customer service, this is not the place to stay. We will not be recommending it to fellow travelers.

Currently traveling through the US and I was so at appreciative of this KOA. The staff was always…read moreincredibly friendly and welcoming. They had a ton of information up at the office of what to do/eat in the Austin area, which was very helpful. The bathrooms and laundry area were always CLEAN!!! Cleanliness is a big one for me and they definitely kept up with everything through out the day. Thank you for such an awesome experience !!!

One of the best KOA's hands down. Huge dog park, amazing people that work here. And one of the…read moreCLEANEST ones around. We love staying here.

Such a relaxing evening.!…read more This is a pocket of sunshine nestled in Georgetown. This place is so beautiful. There isn't sand, there is gravel. The entry fee was $5 per vehicle . Parking wasn't hectic. I was happy and at peace sitting in my chair. I will go again

Heads up -- this is a pebble beach. So, it's not great for babies or small toddlers. Just call it…read more"Choking Hazard Beach." My 18-month-old hasn't been mouthing stuff as much lately so we gave it a go. He did OK but eventually did put a pebble in his mouth. The pebbles are also tricky to walk on. They get really hot so water shoes or sandals help. The pebbles will then inevitably get inside your shoes and annoy your feet. Bathrooms were reasonably clean. Pretty large parking area. $5 day use fee. Paying was a bit awkward since we had to scan a QR code, park and pay, and then go show the guy that we paid. Don't know if this is temporary due to some malfunction. Cool having a beach option relatively close, even if it's not sand. I believe there may be some hiking and camping at this particular park as well but I only came here for the beach.

Campground was very private and the owners are very accommodating. Micky was too sweet. Reasonable…read morepricing. They have outdoor showers with the BEST PRESSURE &what felt like unlimited hot water. Lol. They are pet friendly which was a relief because a lot of camping grounds near Austin don't allow them , so that was a plus for sure! Everything was perfect &im thankful I came across this property as my first time camping. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, truly!

Absolutely loved this place. We camp in our jeep and this was the only place we found that didn't…read moregive us issue or overcharge. Owner dale was extremely friendly and supplied free firewood. Had a nice quiet area in the back of the property with access to primitive showers. Which had hot water. This place exceeded expectations and we will for sure be back next time we are inthe area.

When you're feeling blue, go for a drive, and see the Bluebonnets. Best therapy…read more About an hour drive from N. Austin is Spicewood, TX, and Muleshoe Bend. A gorgeous park with a lake, picnic areas, and RV set ups with grills, but most of all, the star of the park, Texas Bluebonnets. There is a park fee, of $5.00 per person. You are given a pass for the day. And a map of the park. To see the Bluebonnets from the entrance, you're just going to follow the road. Very easy to find. It's a bit of a drive to the Bluebonnets and lake. And it's a dirt road, lots of dust and small rocks. The park is absolutely beautiful. Well worth the drive and the pictures, well, speak for themselves. God Bless Texas. So grateful for the Bluebonnets today.

This campground and recreation area in Hill Country is a lovely way to spend a few hours in nature…read more We were hoping to see the bluebonnets they're known for but alas, late blooming this year. That didn't stop us from seeing a few starting to spring to life. We walked along the water and throughout the property just consuming as much of the beauty as we could. Found some seashells along the way.