The entire property is a hidden gem! Charming family oriented RV park just off the beaten path! The…read morepool and cabanas are are well appointed and the cool breeze makes it a lovely destination!!!

From the owner: Yes there’s a beach in Seguin, TX! We offer sites for RVs or Tiny Homes for daily, weekly, or…read moremonthly times. We also have RVs for rent and offer Investment opportunities with a Rental Management Program. All sites have full hookups, concrete patio, turf area, picnic table, propane fire pit, and WI-FI. Come play! Come Stay!

The park was very well maintained and pleasant, probably why it was almost full. Beautiful trees…read morethroughout and my coach's roof was hitting a couple small limbs and when I spoke with the front desk, they trimmed them back that day. I would definitely come back.

I came to town for work, traveling superintendent working for a reputable contractor with over 30…read moreyears in this town. 6 months with no issues, and a woman(employee of park whom all live on site) decided to walk into the men's bathroom and confront my son by banging on shower stall door and inquire if he was homeless. He was timid like most kids, and did not tell her off as I would have, but he complied with orders to remove himself from the shower stall in a towel, and then she wanted him to walk outside to prove he lived in the spot he said he did by arming his car alarm. He pointed our spot within 200 feet of the bathroom, laundry, and office facilities for the last 6 months but that wasn't enough. Then she simply walked away without any apology or anything said further, leaving a kid in his towel standing there alone and lost as to what he did wrong. He had taken a shower every night in there so he should be known by all staff. I was out of town, or this would have been handled differently, considering the adult I am. She only confronted my son, once he was alone in bathroom, so I feel like he was targeted, because the bathroom was not empty a minute prior to this. Considering all this, and the fact I pay near $1200 to be here, and the QRV corporate people decided to reprimand her and not do anything for is, besides email apologizing and excusing her behavior in what ways worked for them. My favorite part, was corporate kid(Nick) I can only assume kid, because he thought he had the right how to tell me to act or react in this situation. I'm a father of 8, and I'll react how I see fit, and he learned that.

This is the best rv resort that you can stay at. The manager is the kindest person you can meet…read more Her and her husband keep the resort perfect for everyone. They also have a wonderful pond with benches. This is the perfect place to be.

My husband and I have been full-timers here for the last 2+ years and we love living here. We…read morelooked at a dozen places from Pleasanton to San Antonio to New Braunfels and we definitely picked the right spot. I'm told that Nancy opened the park about five years ago and there are some who have been here from the beginning and I love that about the place. You just won't want to leave unless you have to. Nancy also offers several spots for those traveling through for only days or weeks. If you appreciate the outdoors and peace and quiet, this is your place. Last night I fell asleep to the owls communicating. There is a family of foxes that make appearances from time to time and a roadrunner that lives around here. Nancy has cattle in the pasture that roam nearby. My bird feeders are overwhelmed year round and it's hard to keep up with the hummingbirds from April to October. Who needs amenities when you have nature? For exercise we walk the long driveway, the park roads, or the pasture. We are only 25 minutes from San Antonio and grateful to be living out of the city, yet close enough to go when needed. You won't find trashy trailers here or loud partiers. There are some rules and that too is why we love it. I noticed there weren't any updated posts and I hope this helps others to consider this piece of paradise. PS...I have no shortage of beautiful sunset pics but these are my favorites.

This is a very simple but perfect spot! No amenities other than the land around it. Owner (Nancy)…read moreis awesome and works hard to provide a beautiful, safe and quiet place. We loved her hospitality and all her animals that surround the land. I recommend calling ahead as she only has a few spots open at a time.

Amazing experience and stay at this RV park. We stayed here for about four months. All hook ups…read moreworked great, they have their maintenance man available 24/7. Small business that you want to pay to be apart of! Can't recommend more highly!

Best place I have stayed at in my RV by far! Deb and Jo are such great people and they make you…read morefeel like family. The property is quiet and has beautiful sunsets! 10/10 recommend

Maybe the best park we have stayed in. Large concrete parking pads, with added gravel around them…read more Full hook up's. Small dog park.

Park was being updated when we were there and will have concrete pads and nice porches when…read morefinished. It was very dusty when we stayed because of all the work being done.

What a great RV park! Communication was wonderful, check-in process was a breeze and the park is…read moreimmaculate! Very retro vibe, modern and so cute. It is gated, has laundry, pool, tons of stuff for kids and each side has grass which my bulldogs loved :) 30 min drive into Alamo and 2 min to HEB is a big bonus!

This place is gorgeous and fun. Every detail is well thought out and the staff are a delight!…read moreReally feels like you are camping in a midcentury dream. Family fun with tons of fun features for adults-- like great food and local wine and cheeses at the camp store.

Fairchild Swimming Pool is part of Fairchild Park located near the city cemeteries near Houston St…read more As far as I can tell, this is the closest to downtown free swimming pool. It is one of several public swimming pools run by San Antonio Parks and Rec. All outdoor public swimming pools run by the city are free to all, open six days a week throughout the summer swimming season, and follow very similar rules and protocol. This review will focus on Fairchild Swimming Pool and what sets it apart from other city swimming pools. As with most city pools, you are required to sign in at the front desk with name, age group, and gender. These roles help the parks department obtain funding to continue operation of the pools, so it is very important to sign in. A family favorite, and not just because it was the closest to our home. Fairchild Pool has had consistent and mature staff over the past few seasons so the lifeguards are no greenhorns to the job. To pool is fairly basic and a short walking distance from the parking lot, but your car remains in sight which can be important in this area. Fairchild Pool has a large shallow swimming area and a decent sized deep area ranging from 3ft to 9ft. This pool used to have a diving board but it was removed after a tragic accident during the 2017 season. The good that came out of it is the pool was completely renovated over the spring in 2018 with new pump equipment and a pool lift, making this one of the more fresh feeling pools to swim in. It can be incredibly refreshing to dive in after a long day. Fairchild Pool is one of a handful a pools not running at the normal 1pm to 7pm hours, it opens at 2pm and runs until 8pm. the entire pool is surrounded by concrete which can become blisteringly hot in the summer. Be warned. The west side of the pool has decent tree coverage for the bi-hourly swimming breaks times for the pool pH to settle. Food is not allowed, although you may bring drinking water. There are both Men's and Women's bathrooms with a small dressing area, and a shower off area near the pool entrance. Radios seem pretty well tolerated here, and someone is usually rocking music at either side of the pool. Fairchild Pool is rarely busy as Lincoln Pool is just up the street, so there is always ample room to play or swim laps. The southeast corner of the pool does have a problem with wasps every now and then, but it's not too bad. Interesting tidbit, from the south side of the pool, you can see the Mass Grave of Alamo Defenders in the Oddfellow Cemetery.

I'm calling and no one answer me we want to know if it's open cause it is really hot outsideread more