The best dog-friendly camping near Brackettville

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Brackettville welcomes campers who travel with pets, offering over 700 pet-friendly spots where tails and boots hit the ground together. You’ll find sites that range from $15 to $75 a night, with most offering toilets, showers, and plenty of space to roam. Horseback-riding, wildlife-watching, and hiking are the main draws—expect live oak groves, wide-open skies, and the sound of whitetail deer at dusk. Top picks include Fort Clark Springs (74 reviews), known for its historic buildings and spring-fed pool, Rio Frio RV Park & Campground (26 reviews), and Hiker's Escape on 6,000 Acre Ranch (23 reviews), where you can wander for hours without crossing your own tracks. Bring your dog, pack some sunscreen, and get ready to explore Kinney County’s lesser-known corners.

97% (121) 135 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Brackettville

Brackettville welcomes campers who travel with pets, offering over 700 pet-friendly spots where tails and boots hit the ground together. You’ll find sites that range from $15 to $75 a night, with most offering toilets, showers, and plenty of space to roam. Horseback-riding, wildlife-watching, and hiking are the main draws—expect live oak groves, wide-open skies, and the sound of whitetail deer at dusk. Top picks include Fort Clark Springs (74 reviews), known for its historic buildings and spring-fed pool, Rio Frio RV Park & Campground (26 reviews), and Hiker's Escape on 6,000 Acre Ranch (23 reviews), where you can wander for hours without crossing your own tracks. Bring your dog, pack some sunscreen, and get ready to explore Kinney County’s lesser-known corners.

97% (121) 135 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Brackettville

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