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From their website:
At this river frontage park located on the Frio River, each site features a picnic table, a fire ring, 20-30-50 amp electrical, sewer and water hook-ups.
This Park is unique because just below the campsites on the shaded Frio River bank there are more fire rings and picnic tables for a nice morning cup of coffee or afternoon barbeque with easy access to the river.
If you forgot something for your vist there is a large store within walking distance where the kids can grab an ice cream on summer afternoons and parents can grab those items that were forgotten or souveniers of your Frio River visit.
A large shower and dressing facility is at your disposal and on-site management is ready to address your needs during your stay.
From their website:
From the Dallas - Ft. Worth area...
Take I-35 South to Austin...
From the Austin area...
Take US 290 West to Fredericksburg. In Fredericksburg take Hwy 16 West towards Kerrville.
At I-10 turn right and go West on I-10 West to Hwy 41. Take Hwy 41 West to US Hwy 83. Take US Hwy 83 South through Leakey. Stay on US Hwy 83 South about 6 miles to RR 1050.
Turn left on 1050. Continue past Garner over the Frio River about a mile and turn right onto CR 350. Continue about 2 miles and watch for Nana's sign on the right.
From Houston...
Take I-10 West towards San Antonio.
In San Antonio as you travel west on I-10 stay to the left to remain on US Hwy 90 West...
From San Antonio
Take US Hwy 90 West to Sabinal. At the traffic signal in Sabinal turn right on Hwy 127. Stay left on 127 as you leave Sabinal, taking 127 to Concan. Take US Hwy 83 North at Concan to RR 1050 (the road to Garner State Park). Turn right on 1050. Continue past Garner over the Frio River about a mile and turn right onto CR 350. Continue about 2 miles and watch for Nana's sign on the right.
Enjoyed our short stay here very much! Super people and nice area, with beautiful backdrop. Watch out for uneven sites though and it would be nice if the dog area was fenced. But we would go back!
We love this campground and it's location near the river. The Cypress trees along the river are beautiful ❤️
Awesome experience! Love this place! We hiked, swam, swang on the rope, cooked out, and had a blast riding the paddle boats. $15 for an hour on the paddle boats. They have picnic tables, and BBQ pits. Come early to get a good spot. Will definitely be back again!
Wonderful RV park nestled in the Texas Hill Country right by the Frio River and across from Gardner State Park. Clean showers and bathrooms. Well stocked convenience store. We had a pop up at the time, so we don't know about full hook ups at the sites. We did have electricity, and it seems to me that the sites did have connections for waste. We enjoyed our stay, staff made it easy to check in, and they even moved us to a better spot. 😀 All around great experience for trailers.
Campground across from the Frio River State Park.
It is very spacious, it has store, propane filling Station, laundry.
A Campground is on the not tall but hill and no easy access to the river.
But I saw trails down by the water so people can go and swim there.
