Fredericksburg KOA

We love KOA campgrounds because of the consistency across the parks ie. friendly staff, laundry, dog parks, private showers, security, hookups are reliable and the park is well kept.
This park has all of that, however, from the first phone call we felt a little less than welcome. We were told they usually require a minimum two-night stay but when we balked a bit the gentleman said we could probably just book one. It was like he was trying to fill the place up. We stayed Monday- Wednesday and there were plenty of empty sites.
In fact, our site was second from the end of the row, next to a trailer in the end spot... with no one else in the remaining 6 spots!
Why were we assigned a spot next to another camper when there were plenty of spots to park in?
We like people but the spots were so close that I could smell cigarette smoke from inside our rig.
Our dump was directly in front of their picnic table.
We would have asked to move had we known that there were going to be plenty of empty spaces.
I asked the same gentleman why they parked rigs so close together and he said he had no answer to my question.
I don’t think this park staff is very customer focused. There are other parks in town so unless they are all full I’d go else where.

We were trying to find a place in town during Spring Break, SXSW, and The Rodeo, who knows what else. Lisa the owner was so accommodating to us. She did find space for us, we just needed to move a few times which was perfectly ok with us. This KOA is geared for Adults as is Fredericksburg in general, but if you have kids that need a play area there is a Jellystone Park a few miles away. The 4 sites we stayed in were all really good, except for one which we needed to put some extra leveling blocks down to stop from rolling out of bed. They were aware and said that they will be fixed soon. The staff is always working, keeping the place in shape and it really showed. There are sites in the back across the bridge which were our favorite because they were close to the new bathrooms and a little away from the roads. The office has a few RV supplies and limited food, but there is a little shop right next to the KOA called Fresh Pickin's. They have a very nice selection of fresh food, and deli fixin's. The gas station shop next door has all the basics. WalMart is right down the road, and a H.E.B is in town. During our stay, the hosts had a band come in to play on the Stage they have on site one evening. All we had to do was bring our chairs. They have happy hour pot luck on Wednesdays and all guests are welcome. If there is one area they could improve it would be to put some fine gravel down for the sites and grate it every once in a while. The entrance to the park is right at the intersection, so just be careful here.