The park entrance is not well marked. Using our GPS it directed us to the campground on the opposite side of the highway, where we were faced with a locked gate. It was a bit of challenge to get turned around with 33 ft behind you. The check in was fast and efficient. Our site was located near the river. It provided plenty of room,... more

Due to a blow out we arrived after dark. Our site number was waiting for us but no instructions of how to find the site, it was very difficult to find in the dark, once found we realised that we should have approached from the other direction as services were on the wrong side. The site we were in was yards away from the main road, it... more

Beautiful park-like setting. Quiet. Close to town. Great cell. Even though only two bars without boost download speeds were fast.

This was “on the way” and met our needs. The park is pretty well run and has the facilities of most state parks: it used to be a SP. The trails were reasonably well maintained, but given the time of year there wasn’t much to see. The river walk outside the park (on the way to town) was dirty and had a bit of a smell. Perhaps this was ... more

Roomy sites and well maintained park. Bike trail along the river is an added bonus, ride your bike to the city for restaurants, museums and shopping.

We stayed here for three weeks in February 2018. This park is great! The park is divided by Bandera Hwy., because we read the east side of the park gets more road noise we chose a full hookup site in the Deerfield Loop area of the park.They sure named this loop correctly! Every night we were entertained by deer walking through the par... more

This was our second time to stay here. Our first visit we stayed in the Deerfield Loop which is across the highway from the park HQ (the Hillside). The site was aptly named as deer wandered through the campground each morning and evening. Most of the sites were pull throughs with full hookups. There are a couple of washers and dryers b... more

When we got to the park, the bigger section was closed for a bow hunt so we stayed in the Pecan Loop which wasn't our favorite. The amount of traffic noise was too much and the rain had left the area a little too wet. The next day they opened up the Deer Field loop and after we took a tour of the area, we decided to move and stay longe... more

This campground has 3 loops, our site was in "Deer Field Loop" which is across highway 173, the main entrance of park, and the other two loops are on the side of the Guadalupe River. The loop we were located is the most secluded part of the park, lots of birds, and deer. The sites are very leveled, compacted black asphalt with full hoo... more

We popped into Kerrville to get out of the Verizon black hole (i.e. no service) we had been finding in much of west Texas. Let me start by saying Verizon worked great here, both on our cell phone and our jetpack. If you want to stay here over a weekend in April, make reservations. We had to leave on Friday because there was no ava... more