Great location amenities and small town RV park. Been here 4 times. We had a trailer flat tire and…read moreRichard did fix a flat and compressor and still needed to put on spare and he got floor jack and put us on the road. Amazing staff here. I always feel so welcomed by them. Solar eclipse from here was amazing

The Best RV Campground to stay in Boerne, TX. If you're going to stay in an RV campsite anywhere…read morenear Boerne Texas, this place is the only place you'll want to stay. A relatively small campground, but clean and well maintained with actual trees instead of clear-cut pavement. There is also a nice little clubhouse as well as a camp store, a small gym, a pool, laundry and shower facilities. The spaces are gravel and a little narrow, but plenty long. There are pull throughs and back-in sites for most size rigs. It's also just a few miles from Boerne and Comfort. The only downside we experienced was the road noise.

Rentals are provided for a small fee Dog friendly…read more Walking trails Small playground Picnic tables available Gif Disc Swim at your own risk. No life guards Free entrance for Boerne residents Open dawn to dusk

A nice enough lakeside park with various amenities, kayaks, inflatables and such. But in the heat…read moreof Summer all of San Antonio descends upon this place, so it's loud, crowded, and crammed with kids. Best to avoid the weekends.

Every staff member was friendly, professional, and provided above and beyond service. After our…read moreexperience with them, and the Medina River, we don't ever plan to float anywhere else. If you want a nice, calm float with plenty of shade, and something besides the craziness of the river float in New Braunfels, this is your place!

The Medina River Company is always very accommodating. We had our own tubes but just needed a drop…read moreoff. They let us park our truck where our float would end, picked us up and then took us to the start of our float trip. It was just $10 per person for this service which we thought was fair. They even told us if we wanted to float the route twice to just give them a call and they would come get us again. This is the 2nd time we have used Medina River Company and they always give great service.

The nature center is an extension of the Boerne City Park. Admission is free but donations are…read moreencouraged. I'm encouraging you as well. These folks put their hearts and souls into conserving nature...& it's not free to do so. There's a visitor center, gift shop, and walking trails. Spring-fed marsh, wildflowers, wooded areas, tall-grass, and so on. You can sometimes spot an armadillo or two scurrying about (along with other critters). There's a Monarch Butterfly research field to check out too. They have learning center and auditorium too. Really beautiful way to spend a day in nature.

We had my sister's bridal shower here at The Gathering Hall and it was perfect! We had access to…read morethe kitchen, fridge, and there were quite a few plates and drink containers available for us as well as tables, chairs, and linens! It was in August and incredibly hot outside, but it was so nice inside and we had a great view of the farm in the back! Lots of room to fit 35 people comfortably and it would be even more beautiful with more space in cooler weather! Staff was INCREDIBLY sweet, informative, and helpful!!

Tapatio's new menu is absolutely fantastic! The chef-prepared dishes bring a fresh, elevated touch…read morewhile still feeling welcoming and approachable. Whether you're looking for a great business lunch or a family dinner, this is the place to be. The pretzel appetizer was incredible, and the grilled chicken salad was packed with flavor. The fresh, crispy fries were the perfect addition and clearly made with care. Every dish we tried was delicious and thoughtfully prepared. The service was attentive, friendly, and made the entire experience even better. If you haven't visited Tapatio before--or if it's been a while since your last visit--you owe it to yourself to give it a try. Highly recommend!

Pools - Smaller than expected, and the family pool and adult pool are basically right next to each…read moreother, so there's not much separation if you're trying to get away from the noise. Food - La Cascada wasn't bad, but the menu selection was limited, and we had flies buzzing around while trying to eat, which wasn't great. Staff - Genuinely friendly and helpful, no complaints there. Facilities - A lot of the amenities were closed during our stay. The gym was open but pretty mediocre, basically on par with a standard hotel gym rather than a resort. And the golf course itself is closed until further notice, which was a huge letdown given that's supposed to be a main draw here. Vibe - It was dead when we visited (mid-July), and nothing much was really planned or going on for guests. It also felt like members got a bit more priority/attention around the course and events than resort guests did. Overall - Between the outdated rooms, small pools, limited facilities, and the course being closed, I wouldn't really recommend this for young couples looking for a lively getaway. Might work better for a quiet, low-key trip if you go in with low expectations.

Very nice place with a friendly and responsive staff. Park is new (under 5 years old) and many of…read morethe amenities are newer than that. There are huge concrete pads on many sites, patios on all sites, firepits, and propane is available. I think all sites are 30/50 amp. Lots of new trees, nicely cut grass, and walking trails down to the Guadeloupe River. There is an outdoor pool (seasonal) with children's water playground, a playground, two laundries, an indoor pool with hot tub, and a huge activities center. New this year is the covered full court basketball and volleyball court. There are two very large dog park areas. One can see deer daily, and sometimes an Eagle sounds off overhead. The office has some essentials, beer, ice and a book exchange.

This is a fantastic RV park. We have stayed here many times and plan to come back many more times…read more Great access to the river, swimming pool, recreational facilities in a nice little store. The staff is so helpful. We highly recommend this place!

If you have a dog that needs to run to its heart's content, Flatrock Park is the place. This is one…read moreof two off-leash parks in Kerrville, the other being Lehmann-Monroe Park at the far east end of Louise Hayes Park. I have no dog but I do enjoy fishing and at the far end of the park is my favorite spot. It's an inlet that is usually calm, even in breezy weather. The fish always seem to want to bite--me catching them is another story! Actually, there's good fishing just about anywhere in the park and a few good swimming spots; just look around for the rope swings. Although the lake is small, boats are allowed and there's a concrete launch near the park entrance. If like me, solitude's your thing, you'll find it here. The park is seldom crowded; it's a great place for a picnic or just to get away from the hustle and bustle for awhile. And there's a nice flock of Egyptian geese in residence along with some Muscovy ducks. You'll also see egrets and herons, especially during the nesting season. I have two complaints but they don't keep me away--neither should they you. The roads, although paved, are subject to developing deep pot holes so drive slowly (as of this writing, there have been recent repairs). The other is lack of decent restrooms. There are port-a-potties which are kept clean but no running water for washing your hands. If you want to get away from it all, Flatrock Park's the place. And if you travel to the far end of the park and see a guy fishing in that inlet I mentioned, it's probably me--stop and say hi!

I wanted to specifically go to the dog park here as I heard good things about it. It's basically…read morejust a big opened area that's fenced it. It rained the day before so everything was muddy. There was no one else at the park when I went. Maybe I just came at a bad time, but I didn't really see how it would have been any different if I came another time. It was really hard to find, and when we got to the park, getting to the dog park itself was a trek as well. I honestly won't be coming here again. This place was run down and nothing innovative that you can't see at another park.

The Hill Country SNA provides for a scenic and tranquil experience of the area; it is often viewed…read moreas the boundary between the American South and Southwest regions. The Brazos River is the unofficial divider of East and West Texas, but the Hill Country serves as the physical boundary of two regions and not simply the state. Its defining characteristic is the karst topography that permeates the landscape. I recommend purchasing the Texas State Parks annual pass which allows for access to all Texas SNA for one year and supports the natural areas in the State of Texas. I really appreciated the staff at Hill Country SNA; I found numerous examples of the trail being maintained to prevent erosion and overuse using natural barriers like tree limbs. On Saturday, February 28th, 2026, I encountered a bobcat on Cougar Canyon Overlook Trail. Cats are very infrequently encountered in the wild by humans; I have seen many black bears in the Appalachian Mountains, but never a cat. If you desire to see a cat, I would recommend hiking in the morning or evening as they are crepuscular.

We decided to hike here on a gorgeous Sunday before the cold front hit, and so glad we did! Located…read morenear Bandera, the drive was nice through winding hills and views of exotic animals along the way. Upon entrance to the park, you'll notice a change in the road, not paved whatsoever. A bit of a rugged drive, but not outrageous. Parking was plentiful and we walked toward the visitor building. Inside that building was the most helpful and friendly park ranger, Ms. Juarez, happy to help and spend time to answer any questions. She gave us a nice big legible map and gave us suggestions on trails. Being our first time here, we opted for the "challenging " peak trail. It was a beautiful hike- plenty of signage, plants were labeled, and many variations of yuccas landscaped the area. The hike up to the peak was not that bad actually, not sure I'd call it challenging, but more moderate. It was very doable and there were quite a few benches along the way for beautiful views and/or to take a break. Coming down was easy and we took a few other trails back to the parking lot for alternate scenery. Horses and bikes are allowed. Bathrooms are located at the visitor center and at a few of the other parking lots. We had a pass- free entrance for military and for me as a family member $6 Wonderful place to hike! Approx an 1 1/2 drive from SA