Bending Oaks Ranch RV Resort

We stayed here in our 38' motorhome with toad. The sites are packed gravel and our host told us that our particular site was unlevel in the back so we should pull forward. The location of the hookups were such that we could not do that, but knew to get our boards out and it all worked out fine. It was hot so we were glad we had some shade. They had a nice pool and the office staff was great. We were very convenient to wineries, breweries, Luckenbach and Fredericksburg, so it was a handy place to stay.

We stayed here during spring break so FBG was very busy on weekends. Others have covered the park pretty well. It is an okay place to stay but spaces are tight together. Adults-only is a nice advantage for us. 4 individual bathrooms are good, and pool restrooms are older and a bit rough. We had partial shade and some road noise, particularly over the weekend, but as mentioned, sites in rear are well shaded and quieter. I personally saw no place to walk from the park -- no sidewalks by the road, and traffic on 290 was heavy. I would not ride a bike on roads close by--too much traffic. We had to drive to LBJ Municipal Park, Kerr WMA (closed wkends), and Enchanted Rock for walking and hiking. That said, it is 10-15 minutes to town and Walmart is 10 minutes away, HEB supermarket downtown 15 mins, so it is pretty convenient. Cable worked well with lots of stations. Laundry was fine with 4 washers and dryers, $2 each. If approaching from the east, do not follow Google Maps directions. It instructs to turn south on Luckenback Rd, but stay on 290 5-6 more miles, and look for Shell gas station on left. Bending Oaks is right across the road.

We spent two nights (minimum requirement when we booked) here in February. The location is great for walking to wineries or a brewery. The park itself is nice. You are greeted immediately upon arrival and escorted to your site. Hookups are good. I thought the sites were a little bit close together and if people keep their truck connected to their 5th wheeler you are going to have a hard time exiting. There are three longhorns to see at the back of the property. We would stay here again.

We stayed here for 3 nights in our 32 ft Class A. We asked for a spot near the back, under the trees, because it's HOT in Texas in late June. The trees completely covered our spot, and it really helped with the heat and the A/C. If you need an open spot for satellite TV, there are plenty of those too. We also enjoyed the pool while we were there. Its an older pool, but is very clean and in the heat it was wonderful.

This park used to be a KOA, but is now re-branded. Best of all, it's Adults Only, which is awesome for us adults. There is a Jellystone down the road if you are interested in kids activities and water parks But for us, this quiet park was very nice, and it is situated nicely on Hwy 290 near the wineries, and is only 5 miles from downtown Fredericksburg if you want to go shopping or eat out. Easy in/out, and we were escorted to our site when we arrived, gravel sites, picnic tables. They have Cable, but it didn't work very well. Internet is available but only for light use, no streaming or downloads. We will return on our next trip.

We stayed at Bending Oaks Ranch RV Resort for 3 nights when visiting Fredericksburg. The resort was clean and quiet, although there was some road noise (to be expected) but nothing that affected us. We picked this resort because of the location and other reviews stating how many trees there were vs just being another wide open RV park. Full disclosure, this resort is adults only so understand this before you book. One of the staff called us the morning of our arrival to check in. We arrived after 5pm but a staff member met us at the entrance to escort us to our site which was great, as it was dark. There was a welcome bag left on our picnic table with campground and area information. Site was mostly level and had a picnic bench. There was a divider fence between our site and the one next door. WiFi was adequate but a little slow. Only used the bathrooms/showers once but they were clean. Location was great and close to all of the wineries and to the town. The resort was previously a KOA but is no longer a KOA. The owners are making many updates to the facilities. I would definitely stay here again given it's location and country feel and I recommend it to others.

First this is a KOA transitioning to another private campground. They are making huge improvements to what Koa standards are. We were called the day of our reservation to check in on our arrival, did a phone checkin and a bag at my site. The place is clean, spacious and well shaded. One of the better KOA’s I’ve stayed in. I was really nice and lots of animals around: goats, Longhorns and many cats on the property. The road next to it makes it you hear cars. Perhaps in the far end you could get away from that. Note the new campground will be for adults only.

Staying in KOA’s across the US this spring, the only park that didn’t have access to bathrooms or showers was this one. But of course the laundry was open, as that cost money and generated revenue for the owners, so the “Covid safety” excuse should have been better thought out before using it as one.
Other sites are going up in Fredericksburg and I’d suggest using them.