Patriot RV Park - Riverbend

We booked online and checked in online. The office is currently obscured by construction and there was no sign but Cindy walked our paperwork out to the gate. Site 13 was a level 30 amp full hookup on gravel at the end of a row, with a particle board deck that was partially collapsed. The park has horse pastures on two sides and a river behind, lots of green space for our dog and was very quiet, mostly long term RVs and camper storage, but all very neat. There was a strong sewage smell the morning we headed out. This was our first time camping in a RV trailer park - the vibe is different. Overall, this is a good location, lovely setting, good cell service and good site (except for the weirdo deck). I would stay again for an overnight but not to camp.

We planned to spend one night while traveling through Texas in early January on our way to Arizona but stayed an extra night due to a forecast of snow on our route. The park met all our needs with direct hookup, clean hot showers, laundry, picnic table, and they sell propane. We were in the center which was very close together but since it was cold, we were not outside much. It would be best to park further back or on the perimeter for more space. The walk to the river was nice. The price paid reflects a Good Sam discount. Staff was nice and made scheduling our stay easy.

Our site was right by the river, on the edge of the property, swings for kids, huge pecan trees, I asked about a fire pit and the staff their brought me a fire pit and even some of their own firewood, Only thing was we took a bit of the park with us when we left , some of the yellow lady bugs crept into our motorhome and took us about 3 days on the road to clear them completely from the coach with the help of desert cold temperature and some snow.

We came with family and spent the weekend in sites 54 & 55. Because of the location, we were able to setup with awnings face-to-face, which worked very well. Being on the River Access row, we did not have sewer hookups, but there is a dump station on site, and we did have water & 30 amp available.

The park has a lot of long-term campers, but everyone was friendly and the property was well-cared-for. Common facilities were relatively clean, but older.

Tips For Weekenders: Site #55 is at the end of the row & opens up to a large shaded, green space. Sites 50-55 have no one across from them, as the river is there (20’ cliff drop off). HEB is literally 5 minutes away in Luling, and Seguin is 20 minutes down the freeway. Live music & great food available at The Power Plant Texas Grille in Seguin.

First time to stay in an RV Park. Not a bad stay. Site #55 is the last site down by the river. Fairly level, gravel. If you put your nose towards the river, it’s a long reach to water/electric. Strict 5 mph speed limit. Little fishing pond, pool, stables. Sites in the middle are crowded and close. Overall not bad for an RV Park. Only complaint would be traffic noise. Very close to I-10.

Stayed 2 nights in early October. Had last site closest to the river under some large trees. Clean and well maintained park. Looks like lots of long term campers. Cool little fishing lake. Very strict 5 mph speed limit. Dirt roads with speed bumps. Only complaint is the highway noise, very close to I-10. We were going to a festival in Gonzales ( 20 minutes away ) this was the closest place to stay with availability. Would stay again.