Granted, we only stayed two days, but we'll be back. Each RV site had asphalt pad, picnic table, lantern pole, picnic table, electric and water. Bathrooms were clean, serviceable and heated. Park was quiet at night, and no excessive lighting or road noise. We did hike a bit around the day use area near the river which we loved. The hav... more

We continue to be impressed with Texas State Parks. Guadalupe River SP has excellent facilities for camping and RVing. All sites are water electric and a dump site is located in between the park entrance and the two camping loops. Large trash dumpsters were conveniently located in several places in each loop. We stayed in the Turkey... more

We spent a nice three day weekend at Guadalupe River in mid December. Weather was perfect and the park was half full. Checked in Friday was quick and easy. We had water and 30 Amp service. Had enough cell service (AT&T) to check email and watch YouTube. Hiked down to the river and enjoyed the beauty of this park. Will definitely s... more

- I’ll start with this. There is a drought so the water is off and the river is low. That probably influences my review a lot. (They discounted 50 percent so we decided to stay. Normally $24 plus entry.) - We had to drive to a friend’s house in San Antonio to shower. They had portapotties which was better than nothing for sure. - I... more

We've stayed here multiple times (tent and RV) so obviously we like it enough to return, but at the same time, I would rather go to South LLano SP, Garner SP, Blanco SP, or even the Kerrville-Schreiner city park. We were here midweek, during the school year, so it wasn't too bad but be advised this park regularly reaches capacity durin... more

We stayed here and visited friends in the area. It is a good state park and good option for visiting the San Antonio area. It definitely feels like an older state park but it suited our needs. There is a ton of nighttime wildlife, which will surprise you if you walk after dark. We ran into raccoons, armadillos, and other large rodents.... more

We stayed here in late February in the Turkey Sink loop. Our site was just long enough for our 28 foot trailer and truck. Many sites on the loop looked very short. This park was just ok for us. The river is nice, but it had been raining (not torrential downpours) and the trails to the river were closed. The SP office said the trails ge... more

The park itself is nice enough. $24/night for hookups sounded fine. We got in around 5pm, about 30 mins after the office closed. We didn’t have change but the ranger told us we could pay what we did have ($20) and then pay the rest in the morning. Apparently, EVERYONE entering the park has to pay $7pp regardless of camping or day use. ... more

We were here in the off season, so it wasn't so crowded. Very nice place, some great hiking trails and the river is cool to swim and float in. Shower house was very clean. Lots of stargazing at night. Beautiful place.

We have to travel to San Antonio at least once a year for the wifes business, rather than staying in an over priced hotel and sleeping in a bed that has been used by others for what ever we much prefer to take our travel trailer and set up camp at Guadalupe River State Park. During the summer is is always crowded with folks taking a ... more