Recently stopped here along the way to San Antonio. This place was awesome and worth checking out!…read moreI love the detail and history that goes into this rest stop and so far every rest stop along interstate 10. Tons of parking spaces for cars and trucks with clean restrooms and great amenities. Great place to check out in the summer to escape the scorching sun.

Rest stops!?!? Hell no. I always thought they were dirty, run down and always non air…read moreconditioned bathrooms. Not the case at all. So my father being as old as he is has to stop every 60 miles to go to the bathroom, damn all that medicine he takes. Any ways....i decided to stop and stretch a bit while he ran in. Right when you get into parking lot it's free and clear of any trash. The bathrooms are located inside the rest stop building that has a small museum in it with snacks and drinks. There is even a kids play area right outside that is pretty solid. New and shaded area for a quick pic nic and a few nice trees with park benches underneath them. Now if you have the four legged family pet there is also a dog walking trail. I don't of course so I didn't check it out. I'm really impressed. It felt like I was in a huge park ready to enjoy some perfect scenery. If you ever need to stop and stretch this is a location I would suggest. It's definitely not like the scene in the movie "There's Something about Mary" with Ben Stiller and Cameron Diaz. If you haven't seen this movie before sure to YT that scene. You will get the joke. Cheers All...

During my stretch between Houston and San Marcos, I stopped here for a rest. I didn't realize that…read morethey have a trail system on-site which is always a win-win for me. The parking lot is huge separating 18-wheelers to the vehicles. It's very seldom that rest stops have museums inside them, but at this one they do. Very cool. History about the general area and who was the mastermind behind the creation of the rest stop. I learned facts about Seguin that I knew nothing about. Amazing! The ladies restroom was immaculate clean and smelled good too! I admired the turquoise blue doors and how pretty the restroom was. I can't wait to stop here again!

What an amazing rest stop! We popped by for a quick picnic on our way home to Houston and…read morediscovered there's a small, fun walking trail behind the rest stop. Bathrooms are spotless. A much better stop than the crazy busy Buccee's up the road.

every once in a while everything lines up exactly wrong; this is the story of one of those times…read more.. coming up from the southern border I needed a safe place to arrange lodging for the evening and stuff so I opt for a sanctioned rest area. the deceleration lane becomes (parallel) parking becomes the acceleration lane in all of maybe 1000 feet! no turns, no barriers, no problem!! there might be room for a half dozen tractor-trailers to line up on the left, maybe ten cars plus two accessible spots on the right, and traffic goes right down the middle; looks like an odd sort of bowling alley so head up, phone down, and pay attention. the whole thing is maybe 100' front to back separated from the highway by a curb and the local neighborhood by a chain link fence but there's a lawn and some picnic shelters, vendo-land is well stocked, free Wi-Fi, clean restrooms, and a dump station - which is kind of the same thing but not really... Man It Looks Frightening

If you got to stop & pee this place can accomodate.Nice shade trees around and good to strech your…read morelegs.Watch out for trucks,,

Had to make an emergency stop here on a road trip at 4am. Nothing else was open, but these…read morebathrooms were 1000 times better than any gas station. Super clean! Grounds are well kept!

For a rest stop they did have clean bathrooms. The toilets are so low, I think they're meant for…read moretoddlers. I'm 5' 5" and I felt like I was on the ground. There's a picnic area. And that's about it. Just a basic rest stop.

We stayed 2 nights at this delightful lodge. It is right on…read morethe Guadalupe River, below Canyon Lake. The first day we did a tube float around the "horseshoe" bend of the river and ended up only a few hundred feet from the lodge--no long drive back. Our hosts, Wendy and Doc, were great. Doc picked us up at the end of our float and brought us back to the lodge The lodge provided our tubes at no charge. The rooms are clean, comfortable and decorated with a fun western theme. The pool was sparkling clean and refreshing. We plan to come here again in the fall for some fishing, as this trip was kid oriented. We spent the second day at Schlitterbahn which is conveniently located a few miles away. I highly recommend a stay at the Horseshoe Riverside Lodge.

I cancelled a reservation and rebooked with another date with confirmation email and all the…read moreconfirmation tracking. I was told the day of that I do not have reservation and no room available. Horrible customer service!! Would think twice about staying here. I forwarded them all the confirmations but apparently they don't have record of it.

Mark at the front was so helpful and let us check in early before gloating the river. The place is…read moreso clean and well kept. Very quit and beautiful area filled with deer. Would stay here again!!!!

Quaint, clean, comfortable beds & the best towels ever!!…read morePrice is very reasonable. Staff was friendly.

Great place for a 2-3 day retreat. Dog-friendly (on leash required). The customer service responds…read morequickly, and check-in/check-out are smooth and easy. This year's water level is historically low (since the 1960s), so direct swimming access to the water is nearly impossible. Boat ramp closed. However, the view is still spectacular. We also appreciate the grill spots -- we saw previous complaints about the grills -- honestly, we don't quite understand why they are being so picky with the public grill spots lol... I can tell they have tried their best to manage/clean. A/C works well, especially at night! Not much noise created. All the fire pits were upgraded and well-maintained. Some things to be careful with: 1/ Some weeds in the grass can be sticky and painful to pick off. Be careful walking in grass near the cabins (wear water shoes). 2/ Some dogs may be reactive to people/other dogs (barking). But everyone was very respectful. 3/ Didn't try the swimming pool; it looks a little muddy. 4/ Coffee station not working well. We noticed from others' reviews and brought our own coffee boiling pot with pour makers. They also didn't provide milk/coffee mate. 5/ Pillows are not quite comfortable.

Can't believe it's been 10 years since my first stay at Canyon Lakeview Resort. Instead of a group…read moreof 40, we were about 24 adults, a few kiddos, and a handful of furbabies. And just like last time, it was a great stay. I'm not sure if I noticed their amenities last time or if they added on facilities in the last decade, but a few things to know: o There is a giant, we're talking massive swimming pool that's 3"5 deep all the way around. As a shawty, I appreciate that. There's plenty of seating, pergolas for much-needed shade. No restrooms at the pool. o Volleyball court o A main lodge area/event space, perfect for family reunions and such. o There's a "motel" also onsite. o It's dog-friendly, with a max of two dogs per cabin and a $25 deposit per pet per night. o Amazing sunsets, direct lake access for swimming or boating, grilling areas, and "The Point" which is a great spot for a nightcap and handing with friends/family. As for the cabins, once again our group reserved five of their six cabins that each come equipped with two decks overlooking Canyon Lake, a hot tub, multiple bedrooms, living spaces, fireplaces, full kitchens.... Note that some cabins may have a studio-style room with no wall. Our AC was kickin' and there was plenty of hot and cold water. Only gripe is the living room seating in our cabin, Cabin F. The chairs stunk like BO. My guess is that guest sit on them with wet river clothes... hope they steam them.

We loved everything about this rental! Description of property was 100% accurate, communication…read morewith host was great, directions were easy, and the experience was memorable. The location was amazing. We'll definitely be returning!

We had a great long weekend stay at the River Rd. Treehouses. The area is quaint and secluded in a…read moreshaded, wooden area under trees. Parking is along the street side directly across from the tree houses, there is no designated parking lot with spaces. To get to each treehouse you have to cross a bridge that is situated over a dry creek- so loading and unloading our belongings took a couple of trips to and from the car. We stayed in Whippoorwill Haus and were happy with the space- we had more than enough room for my husband and I and our two dogs. The house seemed clean upon arrival. The only complaint I have is that I found a bunch of women's clothing and makeup in a bedroom drawer that seemed to have been left behind- so not sure how thorough of a cleaning job they did. There is a loft with two beds that we only went up to once, just to view. The spiral staircase is narrow and somewhat difficult to go up- I wouldn't suggest bringing any bags or suitcases up there. Otherwise we stayed on the first floor of our cabin the whole weekend. The couches were a bit outdated but comfortable. The kitchen is small and has an electric stove. The kitchen utensils they supplied were at a bare minimum and cheap, but it did the job. I suggest bringing disposable utensils and plates. Also, if you plan on making any special meals- you need to bring your own seasonings, special pans, oil, etc. The kitchen is stocked with a minimum amount of dishes, utensils, and pots/pans- this is not like an air bnb- there was no leftover soap or cooking oil in the pantries. No shampoo or other bathroom toiletries, so be prepared to bring everything with you, including paper towels, FYI. We came with a group of friends and so we were able to share the common outdoor patio between our tree house and Morning Dove. There is a charcoal grill located outside of each house which we used every night for dinner. The grill was pretty dirty so bring cleaning supplies. The outdoor shared patio space has 2 large tables which were perfect for our large group. We loved sitting outside in the evenings to watch all the deer. The Guadalupe River access for tubing is across the street and about a 5 minute walk. It is not private as there are other houses and rentals along that location of the river. We went in August and the river level was pretty low so make sure you check the level before your stay if you're definitely interested in tubing. Overall, we enjoyed our stay here. It was a great, local Texas escape during covid times. We loved that the tree houses are dog friendly and I highly recommend staying here if you are with a big group of friends.

Amazing little getaway spot! We were greeted by the owner himself and initially we had paid for the…read moretiny home, but we're graciously upgraded to one of the cottages. Beautiful home, it's high ceilings and upgraded newly appliances. Spacious kitchen area and coffee bar. We will be back very soon for another weekend getaway. Thank you Ali!.

Cute, clean, comfortable and very convenient to whitewater amphitheater. Really easy to walk to the…read morevenue. Not many creature comforts, but we didn't need them. Walls were thin so we could hear the neighbors, but they weren't up late and it wasn't too much that it kept us up.

Excellent, involved, responsive onsite manager/husband team. Very clean…read more Traffic noise from 306 is a bit distracting.