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From jct I-10 & Hwy 16: Go 1/2 mi S on Hwy 16, then 4 mi SE on Loop 534, then 1/2 mi S on Hwy 173 to Park Rd 19. Entrance Fee Required.
Great park. Trails are fantastic. Only downfall is the over abundance of stickers. They are everywhere and get carried into the rv quite easily.
We love RV camping here. Our favorite place in the kerr area. Affordable, big lots with full hook ups and easy access to the hike and bike trails
I love this park and the trails. The river trail takes you out of the park - so if you want to walk the river, no need to buy a park pass.
The trails in the park are great. I would like to rent a cabin eventually, but have not done it yet.
Very nice host, and the cabin was very clean and in great shape. Unfortunately there was a large church group in the park doing a workshop service and playing obnoxiously loud religious rap music until 10pm. Why the city would allow this right at the campgrounds from afternoon through the entire evening, I have no idea, but it turned this lovely spot into a frustrating experience. Campsite folks are great, but the city really screwed up the campground environment.
This park had been called Kerrville City Park and was changed and upgraded. The RV lots are lovely, with plenty of room to pull through. The trees provide plenty of shade and the landscaping is really nice. The park is divided in two, one part is near the Guadalupe river. The prices are incredibly low! If you’re accustomed to paying $75-130 for a nice RV spot, you will be pleased to save so much. It’s easy to access anything in Kerrville from here. I went for the Dog Shows, at the Hill Country Youth Center, which were convenient to get to.
