Traveler's World

We LOVED this little park.

It's in a low-income area, so you might be a bit concerned about driving in. Don't worry. Once you enter the park, it's a delight.

Super clean. Great staff. Very updated. Full of amenities (Laundry, showers, pickleball, pool, hot tub, and more). Plus, it's right on the River Walk path. We biked the missions, and it was lovely.

A number of sites have nice shade trees too. Ours was well covered, which was nice s the temps were 100°+.

Also, we used Lyft a number of times. About $9 form our site to the Alamo. Or, the park is right don't he bus line too.

This park gets our fullest five-star support.

We were VERY pleased with this park! Sites were grassy/shady and level. Not exactly spacious, but not packed like sardines either. Laundry room, pool, hot tub and showers — all EXCELLENT! Located right on the San Antonio River Trail; can ride bikes into downtown, only 5 miles, lovely concrete path through greenspace, often shaded. RV Park is near grocery, gas, restaurants. We enjoyed going into the Pearl District- a bit more youthful and modern than the downtown River Walk. Recommend this campground highly- it’s one of the very nicest we’ve ever experienced.

We stayed as a group of 4, and it was the best RV park we stayed at on our trip.

Wifi was easily accessible, small snack shop on site as well.

Facilities are clean, campground is clean and the staff are incredibly friendly.

We were looking for a BBQ and the lovely lady at the front desk let us use the BBQ area up by the paddle board court and we had a great evening with the fire pit there.

3 minute drive from Walmart, and directly on the river walk.

A great place!!

We stayed most of the month of March. The sites are gravel with a cement patio. They are close, but not impossibly close because they are angled from the road. The center sites are pull through. The park is in an urban setting. Driving in, one may think the neighborhood is unsafe, but the park is secure. It is also on the bus line to the downtown tourist attractions. Just outside the entrance is access to the San Antonio River Walk. You can walk or bike into town and to various historic Missions along the path.
There is an excellent fitness room, laundry with 8 machines on the CSC network, a library, game area, pool with hot tub and a host of daily activities.
The Park provides two internet offering. The free offering meets most need. There is also a paid offering that provides a more reliable signal.
The neighboring buildings shine their bright security lights into the camp on the west and south side of the camp. They are annoying, but not a showstopper.
The camp does not enforce their rules about leaving barking dogs in campers while their owners are away.

It's been a couple years since our last stay here and a significant investment has obviously been made, in particular at the office. The whole office, lobby, coffee bar, store, lounge, gym, etc., have all been tastefully remodeled. Sites appear to all have refreshed gravel pads. Power at some sites is on the wrong side of the RV, but we were able to reach without an extension. Military veteran discount was appreciated, as was the seamless online reservation and payment process. Location is probably the closest park to Riverwalk/Alamo, and its just a mile from the Mission San Jose, which should not be missed. You'll get a much better idea of what the "Alamo" used to look like.

Pay attention to the directions given via email once you complete the reservation process, as there is an elevated RR track your GPS could tell you to cross; you might make it, you might not. You can see many vehicles have gouged the asphalt on the steep incline to the tracks. There is also what sounds like a Karaoke bar near the entrance that we could hear from the jacuzzi Saturday night; though it was more humorous than annoying. Still no onsite security that we could see, and warnings abound about specific locks that thieves cant cut to steal your bikes; we put our bikes in the RV at night. Staff and campers were friendly and welcoming.

We usually head to federal and state campgrounds, so this was the first time we camped almost downtown. The campground is a nice haven that is very convenient to all the sites of the area. Our site was a little tight, but not bad. Everything worked great, including the wifi. Be sure to use the directions provided by the resort, and NOT your GPS. We were thankful we followed that advice. While using GPS around town, I was really glad not to be pulling our trailer! We camped at Travelers World RV Resort in a Travel Trailer.

We stay here when in San Antonio because it is close to downtown and near a good bus stop. That way if we want, we can leave the big dually at the park and use the city buses. This is a clean, well organized, full service park operated by Sun Resorts. It offers a Good Sam discount and is large, with lots of level FHU sites, cable, WiFi, dog park, pool, hot tub, exercise room, camp store, and more. The roads are asphalt and sites are gravel with long concrete pads and picnic tables. The interior sites are pull through and there are back in sites around the perimeters. Right next door is a great walking path along the San Antonio River. There are some shorter back in sites, but most are plenty long for big rigs. The sites have grass between them and are ample in size. Many sites have shade trees. There are some rental cottages; there are also some well kept park models used by full timers. Both Verizon and ATT cell signals work well. The park WiFi worked well until the park was full in the evening. We’ll keep using this park.

Great location to the city. Able to arrive, setup, sight see the couple things we wanted and leave the next day. Assuming our spot next to the pool was because we used a Good Sam discount. Was fine for thanksgiving week and only one night. Make sure you pay attention or ask about route in. We had to go a different route from gps to avoid train tracks.