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Weekend Trip to Rio Frio RV Park & Campground

We had an amazing time at Rio Frio Camp. Carlos was the best host and super accommodating. Bathrooms were clean, and there was a Pavillion with patio furniture and games. The property was beautiful.

Weekend Trip to Rio Frio RV Park & Campground

The host was great and our campsite was next to the Frio. The river was fun and we plan to return.

Weekend Trip to Rio Frio RV Park & Campgrounds

We had a great weekend at Rio Frio RV! Carlos was an amazing host and the best camp host I've ever experienced. Super friendly and accommodating, Carlos moved a picnic table to our site for us to use and even offered an extra extension cord if we needed it. The property is vast and relatively quiet with has loads of wildlife! We had deer, rabbits, squirrels and more.... a birder's delight - hummingbirds, cardinals, doves, chickadees, woodpeckers, black-crested titmouse, and even a hawk with a nest above our site. Having direct river access for fishing or floating, and being literally 5 minutes from Garner SP were huge draws for us and offered the perfect reprieve from the crowds at Garner. Will definitely be back, especially with the plans Carlos has to make the site even better than it already is.

Weekend Trip to Seco Ridge Campgrounds

We had a great weekend and look forward to another trip in the future. There was lots of room to explore and beautiful views, and don’t forget about the beer! Honestly, better than most full commercial breweries, i had the dark cherry wheat and it was well balanced and delicious. Woody takes pride in his beer and you can taste it.

1 night at Rio Frio RV Park & Campgrounds

I had a great relaxing time. There was access to the Frio River. I arrived early enough to enjoy the river. It’s some of the clearest water I’ve ever seen. Beautiful nature views. I saw one deer across the river. This is one of those places that you return year after year. That’s my plan anyway. The host had a nice friendly attitude and was very helpful. I would absolutely recommend this place.

Weekend Trip to Seco Ridge Campgrounds

Family and I enjoyed our stay. Our second time staying at Seco Ridge. Clean bathrooms and convenient common area for cooking as there was a fire ban in place. Thanks Woody.

Weekend Trip to Seco Ridge Campgrounds

We stay here regularly and always enjoy it. They think of everything, all the campsites are very secluded and private, and the whole experience is amazing to get away and recharge!

Weekend Trip to Seco Ridge Campgrounds

Woody is an awesome hosts. Responds quickly and answered all my questions. Highly recommend to stay here - site 8 was sufficient for 3 cars and 9 of my friends. The community area is well designed and maintained as well!

2 nights at Seco Ridge Campgrounds

The Bunkhouse was fantastic! What a relaxing getaway. Conveniently located near Garner State Park. Facilities were clean and well-tended. My daughters (8 & 11) had a great time exploring the campground and reading in the hammocks. The outdoor kitchen was perfect for our daily meal prep. I got to sample a delicious Witbier brewed on-site by the owner - thanks Woody! We will be back!

2 nights at Seco Ridge Campgrounds

We love camping at Seco Ridge. This was our second time there and Woody is a great host, responds and is there to answer any questions. The common shared area is nice for showering and bathrooms, but you also have your secluded space. I would definitely recommend!

3 nights at Seco Ridge Campgrounds

The privacy of the campsite was great and the short drive to Lost Maples was even better! Just a fair warning to other campers: we were lucky enough to have a good 4-wheel drive SUV, because the trail to site 7 is extremely bumpy and rutty. That particular site is not recommended for smaller vehicles. Overall, though, I can't recommend Seco Ridge enough!

4 nights at Rio Frio RV Park & Campground

This was such a beautiful place to stay and Carlos was an amazing host. He greeted us when we arrived and was very attentive to anything we needed. If you love being outdoors and by the river, this is definitely the place to stay. We will be back!

3 nights at Rio Frio RV Park & Campground

This place is the best site I have been to yet! Quiet and serene; beautiful natural surroundings. Fall asleep to the sounds of the babbling Frio River. Carlos is very kind, accommodating your every need! There is RV sites, and a very private primitive camp area. (my recommendation). As a solo female camper, I felt safe and looked after. This is an awesome hidden gem!

Weekend Trip to Seco Ridge Campgrounds

In between primitive and glamping with the perfect sprinkle of privacy and wilderness along with comforts such as running water and easily accessible restrooms. Thank you so much!!

Weekend Trip to Seco Ridge Campgrounds

This was a perfect get away for the family. Peace and quiet abound.

Weekend Trip to Seco Ridge Campgrounds

My family and I absolutely loved our camp site! There was a nice hike to some amazing views. We were able to watch the sunset over the hills and it was absolutely gorgeous! The bathrooms/shower were super cute and clean, and the common areas were adorable and very honey. My children really enjoyed the hammocks and swing. Our campsite even had some cute solar lights that came on at night. It was definitely a great experience! I would highly recommend!

Weekend Trip to Seco Ridge Campgrounds

Amazing campsite - highly recommended! Beautiful property, and great views from Sunrise Site #6. The hosts are incredibly welcoming. We loved the onsite brewery and live music!

2 nights at Fort Clark Springs

Loved my recent stay at Ft Clark. I am a car camper with my own power supply so was offered my booked tent site or the option of camping in a parking spot near the office in the RV park. I opted for the RV park as there was a picnic table for me to use and the bathrooms were very nice. Showers were clean, updated & hot. Everyone was friendly— including the camp cats too. Would definitely recommend and will return when in the area!

Weekend Trip to Seco Ridge Campgrounds

Woody was very kind and always answered any questions my group and I had. My group and I had such a good time!

3 nights at Seco Ridge Campgrounds

The Bunkhaus and property exceeded our expectations! Loved having all the creature comforts of the bunkhaus (comfy beds, AC/heat, electricity, mini fridge and coffee maker) while nestled in the tranquil outdoorsy campsite. Home brewery is open on the weekends by the owner right next door- delish drinks and wonderful company (but closes by 6pm so noise is never an issue). We scoped out the other tent campsites on property and they look great too, esp with the common area amenities (outdoor kitchen, shady picnic tables, and very clean bathroom/shower!). We can’t wait to return with a larger group of friends and family! Very kid friendly as well- we had two toddlers in tow with us and they had a blast.

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Seco Ridge Campgrounds

14 sites · Lodging, Tents42 acres · Utopia, TX

EXPERIENCE UTOPIA Private, family-friendly campgrounds in the Texas Hill Country. Great views, and just minutes from Garner State Park and Lost Maples State Natural Area. We offer 3 different types of camping experiences, so be sure to check out all of our listings. Message us if you have any questions regarding bookings during the Texas 2'clipse dates: 10/14/23 (annular eclipse) and 4/8/24 (total solar eclipse). We will be in the path of total darkness for both! -PRIMITIVE TENT CAMPING SITES- Want to get back to nature? Our secluded primitive tent camping sites are for you. Includes tent pad, fire ring, access to Community Kitchen & our Shower Haus (aka bathrooms & showers). 14-day maximum per month. -Ridge Site- Maybe you'd like to get back to nature in style? Enjoy our Ridge Site with Cargo Tent - complete with a fire ring, table and chairs, and swings. This site does not include a bed. -THE BUNKHAUS- Looking to get back to nature with all the creature comforts? Check out our Bunkhaus that sleeps 4, including a queen size bed and a set of bunk beds. The Bunkhaus has electricity, A/C and Wifi. ALL OF OUR CAMPING EXPERIENCES INCLUDE ACCESS TO: • Communal Kitchen (sinks, fridge, grills, etc.) • The Shower Haus (flushing toilets, sinks, and hot showers) • The Tree House Play Area AROUND UTOPIA • Experience driving on the 'The Twisted Sisters' (Ranch Roads, 335. 336, and 337). • Garner State Park • Lost Maples State Natural Area • Tubing the Frio River • Sabinal River • Horseback Riding • Sabinal County Museum • Frio Bat Flight • Utopia Community Park - picnic, swim & fish under the enormous cypress trees. • Dine at Lost Maples Café, The Lunchbox, or take the 20 min drive to Mac & Ernie's Roadside Eatery in Tarpley, Tx (featured on Food Network)

Rio Frio RV Park & Campground

60 sites · RVs, Tents15 acres · Leakey, TX

A family owned and operated 15 acre campgrounds park with RV sites, along the Frio River, only 5 mins from Garner State Park in Rio Frio, Texas, with direct access to both sides of the crystal clear spring-fed running waters at this magical swimming hole with a picturesque bend that has served as campgrounds for many families since the 1960's that camp, fish, kayak, and tube to Happy Hollow and Garner State Park. The property is lined with massive cypress trees, a pecan grove on the campgrounds, vast amounts of wildlife, and amazing starry nights perfect for stargazing, camping, swimming, fishing, kayaking, hiking, tubing, and campfires. Choose from 9 RV spots, 25 tent camping sites with electricity, 50 primitive camping sites, van and car camping sites, many boondocking sites, 3 extra special primitive river side sites, and soon to come glamping sites. 7 RV sites come with full availability to 30/50 amp electricity, water, septic tank, picnic table, bbq grill, high speed wifi, and all sites come with access to amenities such as a resting pavilion with tables and furniture, clean restrooms, full hot/cold showers, large screen tv, cooling fans, outdoor cooking gas grills, Texas sized bbq smoker, dog park, games for kids and adults, a monarch butterfly sanctuary and a new organic farm in the process. Located on Ranch Road 1120 only 5 minutes north of Garner State Park our property is the drop in for tubers and kayakers to jump in with your tube or kayak and float to Happy Hollow, Garner State Park, Neal's or Andy's. Rio Frio is 10 minutes south of Leakey and 10 minutes north of Concan away from lights and lots of noise. We embrace the Dark Sky pledge for stargazers seeking to enjoy the night sky, the Leave It Better pledge, ask that you Don't Mess with Texas, and ask that you treat others as you want to be treated. We have firewood available at discounted rates for larger bundles than stores. We please ask that you respect all wildlife as we are in process of becoming a monarch sanctuary. There are many types of birds, butterflies, axis and whitetail deer, wild turkeys, rabbits, armadillos, and fish. No hunting and please have your fishing license. See you soon. Concepcion and Carlos

Fort Clark Springs

11 sites · Tents2700 acres · Brackettville, TX

Fort Clark began as a US Army Post in 1852; built beside the Las Moras Springs, to defend settlers along the Pecos Trail. In service until 1947, Fort Clark was a cavalry fort and home of the famed Black Seminole Indian Scouts; as well as every historic Buffalo Soldier regiment in the US Army. During WWII, it was headquarters for the 2nd Cavalry Division and it housed more than 3000 German POWs. The old Army Guardhouse is now a museum. MOVIE BUFFS: Movies filmed on the fort and in the surrounding area include: The Alamo (John Wayne), Lonesome Dove, Streets of Laredo, The Good Old Boys, Barbarossa, Arrowhead & more!Fort Clark Springs is now a 2700 acre leisure living community bordering US Hwy 90 at Brackettville, Texas; approximately 140 miles due west of San Antonio, Texas.The Fort sits at the head of the Las Moras Spring which has been generating millions of gallons of pure, cold sparkling water for over 12,000 years. It also sits on a portion of the Great Comanche War Trail between Naciamento, Mexico and Oklahoma. The spring has always been a lifeline for a multitude of cultures and wildlife. Some of these include a number of different tribes, buffalo, deep antelope and large herds of native mustangs. The spring forms a stunning little valley and creates a natural habitat that allows native semi-tropical vendure and the finest specimens of Live Oak, Pecans and White Oak trees to flourish. Today, it also home to large herds of axis and whitetail deer, turkey, javelinas, feral hogs and is a birders' paradise as well; as it sits on the western migratory bird path.Learn more about this land:Pitch your tent along the Las Moras Creek under 150+ year old oak trees - exactly where the famed Black Seminole Indian Scouts lived and rode with the US Cavalry; defending settlers and travelers from Comanche along the Pecos Trail. Explore Fort Clark - home to every historic buffalo soldier regiment in the US Army, the Black Seminole Indian Scouts; as well as almost every US cavalry regiment. After almost 100 years in service, the army post closed (1852 - 1947) and was eventually rehabilitated into a 2700 acre leisure living community, at the edge of West Texas. Historical markers dot the 21+ miles of hiking/biking trails on the Fort.The original US Army Guardhouse is now a museum; and along with the largest privately owned historic district west of the Mississippi River, it awaits your exploration. 6 State Parks/National Recreation Areas - all within an hour drive - also await you. Visit the millions of freetail bats at Kickapoo Caverns, the wilds of the Pecos River and Seminole Canyon, tube the Frio River, bass fish at Lake Amistad, explore 21+ miles of hiking trails on the Fort, or just relax by the 3rd largest spring-fed pool in Texas. (68 degrees year round). NOTE: Over 100 movies/TV shows/music videos have been filmed on the fort and in Kinney County including: The Alamo (John Wayne) , Arrowhead, Two Rode Together, Bandelero, The Good Old Boys and Bad Girls. Campsites are named after movies made here and in Kinney County.Although located directly next to the RV Park, the campground is separate, with its own bathhouse and has its own vibe of quiet peacefulness. Axis and whitetail deer walk and graze through the campground year round, as well as large turkey flocks. Picnic tables, fire rings and shower rooms are also available.Campers may fish the Las Moras Creek (catch & release) with no license needed. Tent camping here at Fort Clark is very relaxed with large unstructured campsites and a very peaceful relaxed feel to the entire campground.

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Camp Cold Springs

1 site · RV10 acres · Concan, TX

Camp Cold Springs is a newly renovated RV park situated on 14 acres along the Frio river with approximately 450 feet of Frio river frontage. Located 2 miles north of Garner State Park at 1101 Cold Spring Ranch Rd Concan, TX, we offer 50 full hookup RV sites with 30 and 50-amp connections available at every site. We have pull-through and back-in sites that either live in the shade or soak up the sun. There are two private river access points on the property for guests that lead you down to the cool, refreshing, gorgeous Frio River. Alongside the river, you will notice our spring-fed pond where many of our junior campers enjoy fishing. The river frontage at Camp Cold Springs is perfect for all ages with easy access walking down to the river. We have a large, generally flat, shallow area that is great for little ones to roam around or guests that enjoy lounging in the refreshing Frio waters. The rock island is enjoyed by our more adventurous guests that like to take an aerial approach into the river, while on the southern part of our river, guests enjoy the 2-4 foot deep swimming areas of the river. Camp Cold Springs is pet-friendly and has amenities such as a bathhouse, an office with a store, a basketball court, a volleyball court, and other lawn games.

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Utopia Oaks RV Park & Camping

25 sites · RVs, Tents5 acres · Utopia, TX

Learn more about this land: Utopia Oaks RV park was opened in 2021. It's an incredibly clean, peaceful and serene park. It is located in the beautiful hill country, right outside of Utopia, Tx. We offer a quiet park with inspiring scenery and wildlife in every direction. Amenities are still being completed, but we have great wifi, a bathroom, and large spaces. We welcome you to come enjoy complete seclusion in the hills of Utopia. Come for a week or stay for a lifetime!

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Rustic camp on the Mexican border

26 sites · RVs, Tents60 acres · TX

Situated 15 minutes from the Port of Entry from Mexico, and 20 minutes from the only Texas casino, the Turtle Ranch is a great waypoint between a series of gorgeous South Texas adventure spots, like the mountains of Garner State Park, the Rivers of Seminole Canyon or the splendid isolation of Big Bend National Park. Originally this was a sheep ranch spanning 1000s of acres. Until the 1980s, migrant workers came to work the sheep, deliver the lambs, and sheer the mamas. In the 50s, the original owner built a small cabin near the main homestead for his oldest son and his new bride, hoping they would stay on to run the ranch, but as youth often do, they left in search of a different type of life. We were fortunate to have opportunity to purchase the cabin and expand to a 3 bedroom home using materials from the original 100+ years ranch house that we carefully dismantled. We moved in a small herd of Dorper sheep, in an attempt to restore some of the original feel of the ranch. Dorpers grow hair, not wool, so they shed and don't require shearing. We delivered our first lamb, Lyle, on February 10, 2021. Frick, our mighty Mexican longhorn bull, manages the small cattle herd that gives the ranch a real Texas feel. He's quite people friendly and loves to poke his head over the fence to pose for photos. The mighty tortoises that inspired the name of the ranch are Juke and Rocky, 30 year old brothers who weigh close to 200 lbs each and will likely outlive us. There are a number of other turtles, wild and domestic, on the property. Guests may feed the big torts and other animals for amazing photo opportunities.

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Frio Buckhorn RV Park

95 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents1 acre · Leakey, TX

Frio Buckhorn stands out as a premier family-friendly destination, offering a unique blend of relaxation and adventure in a picturesque setting. This campground is designed to cater to families seeking a memorable getaway, with a variety of accommodations and activities that ensure everyone has a great time. Guests can enjoy a refreshing dip in the sparkling swimming pool, perfect for cooling off on warm days. For those looking to engage in some friendly competition, the putt-putt golf course, basketball court, and volleyball court provide ample opportunities for fun and exercise. Children will love the playground, where they can unleash their energy and make new friends. In addition to the on-site amenities, Frio Buckhorn is conveniently located near a range of outdoor activities. Explore the stunning natural features of the area, discover nearby swimming holes, or visit local restaurants and shops for a taste of the region. With so much to offer, Frio Buckhorn is the ideal destination for families seeking an unforgettable experience filled with adventure and relaxation.

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If you're looking for a camping adventure near La Pryor, Texas, Hipcamp has over 395 options to choose from. You can find campsites starting as low as $20 per night, with an average price of $35 per night. For top-rated campsites, check out Lost Woods (380 reviews), Al's Hideaway (139 reviews), and Cupgrass (81 reviews). Amenities like showers, cooking equipment, and toilets are popular, and you can enjoy activities such as wind sports, hiking, and off-roading (OHV). Happy camping!