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Guadalupe River RV Park is located just three miles West of US Hwy 281 or just 7 miles North of Texas Hwy 46 (24.5 miles Northwest of New Braunfels Texas) on Spring Branch Road on the crown jewel of the Hill Country, the beautiful Guadalupe River.
Welcome to the Beautiful Texas Hill Country.
We have created a family oriented RV park and campgrounds that we hope to further develop to become a resort that you will want to return to year after year. Within the park there is seven-tenths of a mile of Guadalupe River frontage. One man made access point that is a stone stairway down to the river. All other access points are natural.
The Texas-sized RV spaces are some of the largest in the industry with 97' pull-thus that are 39 feet wide totaling over 3,500 square feet of space! There are also some smaller RV sites for the more compact units. Spacious tile restrooms and showers are located within close proximity to the tent camping area and the RV sites. Long and short term guests are welcome, and whether you are on your own or have a large group, we welcome all with fun and friendly service.
7200 Spring Branch Road
Spring Branch, TX 7807
False Advertisement! If a campground was an app it'd be Tinder, Swipe left because we got catfished!
The pictures on the website and Google are definitely NOT what this campground looks like AT ALL. Booked our tent site for 6/3-6/5 showed up 6/3 at night and the first rvs you see look sketchy as all get out. going down the road to the tent area there is a bunch of debri and rock broken (it could be for potential parking but looks terrible and is not fenced for children) The bath house is not labeled and looks like a vacant run down building, but was nice on the inside. the toilets however would not flush. We waited until 0920 for someone to show up at the office as we were highly displeased and were told to be at the office no later than 0900 to get our passes. We ended up leaving and just ate the $74.. We do NOT recommend this park at all. There is junk all over the full time campers areas, it looks run down and dangerous. As a mom, I wouldn't bring my kids here with our rv and let them run around.
Just go down about 20 minutes to the horseshoe area, and get what you pay for.
Not very impressive. It’s just a place to park. The hookups were fine. The internet was non-existent. The bathhouse looked like a bombed out shelter. Lots of stored campers and vehicles makes it feel a bit like a junkyard. Looked like several campers were permanent. Never saw anyone who worked there. There was absolutely nothing to do there.
Park was average. After reading reviews beforehand it was about what I expected. Access to water is nice. You do have to go down a hill to get to it but it’s not as bad as some say. I do agree there are a lot of long term people staying and a lot of the rvs are worse for wear. I did get the junkyard feel. Might help clearing some of those out and changing to short term only with a few long term. All hookups worked great no issues there. And lot sizes were good. Staff was very friendly and helpful.
The river is nice but the management is mentally ill and hostile. The first thing you see when entering is a sign that says "stop here to pay. If you cross this line you are paying double". It continues being more hostile from there.
The place is very nice and pleasant. I personally like campsite 13 because I think it is the most beautiful one. Had many good times at this place. Bathrooms are nice and well-kept and there is an office at the front that sells propane, ice, snacks, firewood, charcoal, fishing equipment, etc.
The river is the main attraction however, absolutely stunning with some massive tree's growing from it. They have a rope swing towards tent site 15 or 17 that's always fun.
Place is about 15min away from a Walmart in case you forgot anything and is an all-around great and peaceful location. Highly recommended.
