OPEN AIR RV RESORT - SPICEWOOD, TX…read more I would like to formally voice my concern regarding Open Air RV Resort in Spicewood, Texas, a property within the Castle Park investment portfolio. Frankly, I am concerned that Castle Park may not fully realize the value and potential of this property. The resort is located between two luxury communities with multimillion-dollar homes and prestigious 18-hole golf courses. Directly across the road, the new Thomas Ranch golf course has recently opened. As part of that development, extensive brush and tree clearing has opened up absolutely stunning views from many of the RV sites. You can now clearly see the river flowing into Lake Travis. The location itself is exceptional. The resort is close to Stone House Vineyard, Spicewood Vineyards, Marble Falls, Johnson City, Stonewall, and Fredericksburg -- all highly desirable Hill Country and wine country destinations. It is also conveniently located near Bee Cave with its shopping, dining, and entertainment. My husband and I travel full-time in our motor coach and spend approximately 3-4 months each year in the Spicewood area to visit our daughter and grandchildren. We have stayed at Open Air several times over the years and are currently at the resort for a short stay. Unfortunately, each time we return, the condition of the property has deteriorated further. We understand that multiple managers have attempted to operate the resort, apparently with little success. We have also heard repeated concerns regarding the lack of financial support for maintenance and operations, as well as poor compensation. If true, that would help explain the ongoing turnover. At this point, the condition of the resort is beyond disappointing. Quite honestly, if you saw the property today, you would likely be embarrassed by its appearance. The bathrooms are not being properly cleaned, the pool is poorly maintained, the playground appears dilapidated, and there are massive fire ant mounds throughout the property. Fire ants are not just unpleasant -- they are dangerous, especially for families and pets. In addition, the grass throughout much of the resort is knee-high, which creates both safety and fire hazards. There appears to be one employee genuinely trying to maintain the grounds. He was kind enough to clear around our site with a weed trimmer because the mower is apparently broken down. This raises an important question: Is the resort simply not being provided adequate maintenance funding? The frustrating part is that this property has enormous potential. With proper investment and upkeep, Open Air could easily attract higher-end Class A travelers with significant discretionary income. The views from many of the sites are now incredible due to the new golf course development across the road. To put the surrounding area into perspective, memberships at that golf club reportedly start around $50,000. There is also a new distillery opening nearby, adding even more appeal to the area. My husband and I will be leaving Friday, May 15th, and plan to return near the end of October. We would genuinely love to utilize and support this resort long-term, but in its current condition, it is becoming increasingly difficult to justify staying here. This property should be a standout destination in the Texas Hill Country. Right now, unfortunately, it is being neglected.

Great place to stay! The park is clean and well-maintained. The Club house and pool are very nice…read more The staff and residents are friendly and helpful! This is a great place to bring your family or to enjoy a quiet time on your own! I will definitely return!

Arrowhead Motel is a great motel. Close to everything, clean, spacious, quite, safe and well lit…read more Great quality, value and price and friendly, courteous service. Thank you Arrowhead Motel for a pleasent stay. Blessings

The Arrowhead Inn has been recently renovated as of Nov 2022. It is a very good place to stay…read more The price is good. Everything's new from the new exterior doors to the new ceramic tile floors throughout each room, new paint and totally new bathrooms. I tell yall if you want to stay in Burnet Texas and you just need the basics... give try the Arrowhead Inn a go.

Wanted to leave a review because I was originally skeptical of this place, but it's the only one of…read morefew RV parks that have showers! They have a very nice clubhouse with two showers/bathrooms available for use. The spots are nice and shady. The only problem is they are CASH ONLY!! So bring some cash to pay. Cheap spot and the owner was very friendly. Would recommend to anyone who is looking for a short term stay!

We love this place. Lovely setting, well maintained and an involved and interested owner.read more

It served its purpose, a safe and clean place to park my trailer while I worked a contract job…read more The communication between you on the persons answering the phone could use improvement. They were always nice however if you don't know the right questions to ask then you will not get the answer given to you. I would definitely stay again if needed.

The site is absolutely beautiful and quiet. The space they put me in was huge, lots of room to have…read morean outdoor set-up. My only complaint is that I had a little difficulty getting in touch with someone about 50% of the time. It was difficult to make a reservation due to just how busy their phone lines are at times. My stay was cut short after a contract position fell through, and the staff was awesome about getting my bill settled in what I would say was a very fair manner. Despite my difficulty getting in touch with someone, I would absolutely stay again.

A great park with a great community. Lots of trees and extra space on every slip. We love the dog…read morepark and amenity centers! Beautiful views from everywhere in the park.

This is a month to month RV park you should not miss if you are planning a long term stay. The…read moreowners, Travis and Vanessa are wonderful, they are involved with the community and well respected. Lisa is in the main office and will help you get any problems you have resolved. This is not the normal RV park. You have room in between slips with plenty of privacy. If you are looking for a great place to stay you should check this out. I have been here 6 months and I have made many friends that I will cherish. Theresa McCauley

So far so good. I have two units for my RV and boat. The price is great and the owners are easy to…read morework with. Locked in the price for 6 months.

We store our RV at ASP Storage and they are first rate. The…read morefacilities are clean and neat. Entrance is via a secure app on your phone which is so easy to use. We have used two other local facilities but ASP had the best price and management is wonderful to work with. Check them out. CM

We rented an RV for Spring Break with our three kids. The RV was great and we had a great time!…read moreRandy (Fleet Manager) was so helpful at pick up/drop off and if we needed anything on our trip. We will for sure be back and when we eventually buy an RV (because this experience was that good) we will be using this company to consign/rent ours out when we aren't using it.

I can't say enough about Craig and the iSpy RV team. We recently rented an RV for a short trip to a…read morelocal campground. Although we'd always been interested in giving RV a try, we'd never towed *anything* and were (frankly) completely terrified of what we thought would be involved. Putting a hitch on our truck! Making sure the RV was not only attached but would stay attached and wouldn't fly off on the highway! Connecting the RV to the utilities at the camp site! What if I don't connect the sewer tube the right way? No matter how much I read or how many videos I watched on YouTube, the process always seemed incredibly intimidating. Weeks of record rain made my nerves even worse. Enter Craig, who immediately put our mind at ease. We set out on the road in a beautiful RV and with total confidence that this was not only something we could do, but it would be fun. And it was! The trip was great. We had a blast in the RV and can't wait to do it again. Whether you're an experienced RV pro or have never set foot in an RV before, iSpy is a great business to rent from and a fantastic partner in adventure.

So, we just left Sky Ranch RV Park. Their website makes the place sound so awesome. But, then there…read moreis reality. This park is under new ownership for the last 2 years. There are roughly 50 functional sites. Many permanent folks. All very nice. However, with permanents you get lists of "stuff" piled up around the sites; broke down trucks, etc. The laundry/shower house is nice. Clean. There are 5 washers; all seemed to work. There are 5 dryers; 2 work. Good news the laundry is free. Take care of them. The security gate does not work so you do not need a code. It's okay, we never felt uneasy. There is no swimming hole. It's dried up and I don't think you really want to swim in it if it did. The fishing lake is beautiful and so clear you could see the fish. The property surrounding the campground is just so pretty. We were here 7 nights. All we kept saying to each other is, "this place has so much potential." Just pick up the trash, mow and kill the weeds. There are pieces of pipe and old sewer hoses just lying around. Finally, the RV sites are a little strange. There are two concrete strips to park on. For class RVs your jacks are not going to align, with the concrete. Anyway, when we first arrived we were a bit disappointed, but by the time we left we were like, "It's okay. It's a beautiful property and a campground with so much potential," I'm giving this camp 3 stars because it needs a little TLC.

Peaceful place to stay in the Texas Hill Country with concrete pads, free laundry and wifi, and new…read morefacilities. We did a double take at the sign directing us to pull our travel trailer onto a runway, and looked both ways for aircraft. (We later learned the runway has been decommissioned.) The runway, which now serves as the main driveway, is a great option for evening walks. Location is pretty good - about a 15-minute drive to restaurants / stores in either Bertram or Liberty Hill, and about an hour to the wineries on 290. Area is secured by a gate - you'll get a contactless keycard when you check in. Private unisex bathrooms with showers for people and even an outdoor shower for your pet. There's a private ranch road (no motor vehicles allowed) for hikes. It leads to a refreshing swimming hole that is partially fed by a stream. Sit in one of the plastic lounge chairs and listen to the brook babble under your feet - or swim to the far edge for the "infinity pool" effect. The water is clear but the bottom is soft, so river shoes are helpful if you don't like the feeling of mud squishing between your toes. Walk further down to reach the lakeside patio, complete with water fountain and picnic tables. I encountered deer on almost every hike, but surprisingly not another soul. Nice place to enjoy a little solitude.