I stayed at the Deer Trail Cabin, located in Frank & Kev RV Park. Tanya was the kindest host, and I…read morecan't speak highly enough about how precious, comfortable, and well equipped this tiny cabin was. It was seriously such a treat! I felt like I was being put up by family- snacks, coffee, full kitchen, scented candles, comfortable bed, extra blankets, waterfall shower and a giant TV- just to name a FEW of the amenities... truly the coziest spot ever. There is a sweet restaurant right around the corner, and it's an overall quiet and secluded area. I will definitely be coming back for a relaxing weekend get away!

We stayed at Possum Run cabin if you love having all the comforts of home but out in the country…read moreyou definitely have to stay here!! The shower is amazing and bed is so comfy!! Sorry didn't show the bedrooms was working on getting us packed to leave A big thank you to our host Tanya Jemela and Frank for everything! They have 2 fully furnished cabins for short or long term rentals and if you have your own Rv/motorhome Frank And Kev RV Park is right next door and lots of love to the park manager Darrell who is always there to help!!

This place is sooo beautiful! We are driving through Texas and decided to stay here for the night…read more We arrived earlier than expected but we had already spoken to the owner who was very welcoming and provided access information. Definitely recommend staying here to enjoy the surroundings, near the lake, animals and peace.

Hidden Gem in Texas Hill Country…read more Waldo's Camp on the Colorado River in Columbus, TX, is by far my favorite RV Campground in Texas. If you are looking for a place to go for a quiet and relaxing break from your kids then this is the place to be. Waldo's is right on CO River and has only 9 spacious RV spots with full hookups. Cellular signals are strong, many free HD antenna channels, and if you desire more, wifi is also available. Location couldn't be better, it's like camping out in the country on a ranch with big beautiful old oak trees. We camp every Spring in Texas Hill Country and this is the most relaxing and enjoyable campground we've found, I've already made future reservations before we depart tomorrow. The area is full of history for you history buffs. In 30 miles or less you can drive to Fayetteville, Round Top, & La Grange.

This is our go-to RV resort when we visit the BCS area, about six times per year. They offer a…read morevariety of parking spots, they are long, large, level and quite well spaced from the neighbors. The park is clean and very well kept. Bathrooms and showers are spotless and well stocked. There is a nice lounge with TVs and sofas connected to the office. There's also a small store with a few supplies. In the middle area, there's a nice shower house with laundry, workout room and a small are to play games or do puzzles. Our two favorite things at this park are the swimming pool/hot tub and the huge dog runs. The park is gated, has daily trash pick up and is close to just about everything in BCS.

Hidden Creek RV Resort in the Bryan/College Station area is truly a gem. I've stayed there for many…read moreyears and it consistently delivers a fantastic experience. The staff are always friendly and welcoming, with top-notch service--especially from Danielle, who goes above and beyond. The RV sites are clean, well-maintained, and easy to navigate, making setup a breeze. The resort is reasonably priced and offers all the amenities you could ask for, including a great pool. It's a wonderful place to relax, recharge, and feel right at home.

Never been to any other nudist colony before but I can attest that this one is beautiful! The…read moregrounds are green, lush, open, gorgeous and extremely well maintained. The employees are overly-accommodating, friendly and go above and beyond to make your visit perfect. Clothing is optional so no one is passing judgement if you're more into keeping it covered. Members came in all shapes and sizes so the old adage that "these places are full of unattractive people" is totally false. The owner Larry has thought of everything when it comes to fun and accommodations. There are places for pitching tents (no pun intended), adorable cabins, permanent residencies, full RV hookups, pool, hot tub, sauna, Club Larry, play house, restaurant and a stage/pavilion. There is propane, electricity, a small store, and the front office can guide you to things to do locally. Additionally, they have weekly themes and activities. We appreciated the level of respect and limits that are demanded by the park. There was emphasis placed on keeping things to a reasonable level of fun and not letting things get dramatic or out-of-hand. Larry is certainly a straight-shooter that doesn't allow absolute insanity. We have yet to meet anyone rude, difficult or judgmental. Beautiful property! Great accommodations! Awesome bunch of folks!

Amazing place! My bf and I love being nude and this place was perfect. The weather was beautiful…read moreand the people were so nice. Reika was amazingly helpful and friendly. We will definitely be returning in July and thinking about moving there.

Nice green park with mature trees. Compact sites so when full you'll know your neighbors and I can…read moresee why there's a 38' length limit. I was very fortunate to have a couple of nights just before they officially opened for the Spring antique fair so had it all to myself. Easy 10min walk to Round Top centre (along a main road which I wouldn't like to do at night). Owners were very responsive and courteous. Only opens for specific events such as the antique fairs in Spring and Autumn. Adult only park, nobody under 18.

A ways from any town. The laundromat in town is terrible, many are out of service, many dryers…read moredon't dry clothes and other burn and permanently damage laundry, which the laundromat did nothing about. There are no amenities and nothing in the park. Not much for shade at all. Electric is 150$ give or take in the winter. So most likely much higher in the summer. Owner is kind, responsive. Park isn't worth staying in unless you have to.

I bought a brand new camper and parked it here for my 83 year old mother to live in. It was my…read morefirst camper to buy so I needed help. I have had several issues with the campers and the team at the RV Park are so helpful all the time and give great advice. I'm sure there are other places around to park your camper permanently or during the antique show but I doubt you will get the kindness and help that they give here. I'll give them 5 starts all day long!!

Great place to get out and play! The property is well kept and clean, they have 3 restrooms with…read moreshowers for public use after a hard days ride or when camping. The campsites are also well maintained and they have firewood for sale. They also sell Longhorn Beef, which is delicious and affordable. We will definitely be back again!

I made a last minute decision to go out of town and stumbled across this beautiful place. The…read moreowners are absolutely gems! It's quiet and oh so peaceful! I will most definitely be back once I decide to leave Thank y'all for your kind hospitality!

Schulenburg RV Park is clean, convenient and the staff is great. Small onsite pond with fish,…read moreturtles and some resident ducks. We enjoyed our 2 night stay, would definitely recommend.

Fantastic owners waited up late for us…read more Water hookups and multiple electricity options. Great view and pull through spots on site. The site was very comfortable and very affordable as well!

A little PSA to anyone living in their camper: steer clear of Galloping Snails RV Park in Bryan,…read moreTx. The managers communication skills are non-existent. Long story, but let me paint you a picture. On May 13 we began looking for somewhere to call home in Bryan, Tx. We sent a message to Galloping Snails RV Park asking prices, other general questions, and confirming our baby gate was going to be allowed. This is a must for us with 2 under 2 (one of them being a toddler that tends to run). Pictures are included of these messages approving our baby gate (by the manager). Fast forward to Nov. 21, I found a letter (pictured below) taped to our door that stated we had 24 hours to remove this baby gate or we would be evicted for not following listed rules. In response, we spoke with management, showed them the prior approval we received for this item (from them), and showed them the rules and regulation page straight from their website (which made no mention of having a "pet fence" as they called it). This is all pictured below. The manager stated he would speak with the owner and tell him all of this information, and that he would be in touch with the owner's response. We never received an update, so we assumed it was approved. Fast forward to December 8, I found yet another letter taped to my door stating we had 3 days to evict for not following previous requests to remove the baby gate. Attached to the eviction notice was a very aggressive and ugly hand written note from the property manager (pictured below). This note states we were told at the time we moved in that the gate was not allowed and we chose to put it up in spite (again we had written prior approval for this gate). We were never told we could not have it up. The note also states we took our gate down at one point then later in the weeks put it back up in spite. This gate has been up since the day we moved in. There are cameras all over the park to prove this. The manager states at one point that I called my dog "protective and aggressive" when she (the note says he-my dog is a girl) got out of our camper without knowledge. If you've ever met my dog, you would know she is the furthest thing from aggressive. No one has ever described my dog in this way (especially me). We had just gotten home from a trip so we were unloading the camper (she states that I said my husband was in the shower-he was not and I never said this-we were unloading). With all of our moving around our dog got out accidentally and wandered out to find us. I returned her to the camper immediately. Along with many other lies that are being told through this letter, the thing about it that concerned me is the aggressive way she told us not to contact her or her husband. At this point, it was very clear she was beyond reasoning with. At the end of the day, the communication in this matter was not handled the way it should have been. Instead of simply asking us to take the gate down because other tenants were having issues with it (we would have understood this), we were given a notice to vacate or we would have the police called on us. Before this notice, the property managers never made mention of this gate to us. This whole situation went from 0 to 100 in no time at all. And it was over something as silly as a baby gate ("pet fence" as they prefer to call it) and bad communication. No matter how our stay here ended, we are happy to be out. If you ever find yourself in the area, please be cautious. The property managers are kind to your face and sneaky behind your back. They tack on "fines" to your monthly bills without warning and will do anything to help themselves look good.

I'm on the road 46 weeks a year. I see plenty of RV parks. Galloping Snail is top shelf in…read moreamenities and politeness. You won't be disappointed!

This is probably the fourth time I've tried to leave a review and for some reason it won't let me…read morepost it. Yes I'm going to tell you about my experience at the magical forest container home no maintenance on site smell like s***. Food in the microwave not fresh mind you. Wet sheets in the dryer. Pitbulls fighting causing a unbelievable ruckus. Again nobody in charge seem to be around. Grown up weeds unkept. Probably snake written didn't chance it. Anyway I'm sorry the pictures did it justice. But experiencing it is a whole nother ball game. Won't be back thank you okay

Aimee is very friendly, helpful and accommodating. She showed me around the park before we moved in…read moreand I was amazed at how Beautiful and secluded it was. The park is located about 12 miles away from Magnolia with HUGE trees all around. The shade is amazing! They are very dog friendly which is Awesome as my husband and I travel with our fur babies. They even let us put up a nice dog pen by our camper which is SO nice because our dogs have room to run and play. It is a smaller campground that does mostly long term stays (There is also 2 Gorgeous Air BNB's on the property) and everyone I've met so far that lives here has been very friendly and helpful. There is a beautiful pool and pond on property. They even have 2 bathrooms and a washer and dryer available for use near the pool. So if you enjoy a country setting as we do in the peace and quite away from the hustle and bustle of the city life then this is the place to be!