Camping at Low Gear Farmstead

Host was very nice! Met us and gave some info but wasn’t intrusive at all. We stayed at River View. Very private campsite! Just know there is no access to water AT the site. You pretty much stay above the river up on a small cliff. Closest water access was a short drive/walk from site. Surprised for so much water at this time of year. It was HOT. Just know there is quite a bit of cacti so bring good shoes. Also we saw a porcupine climbing a tree at night!

We stayed at the orchard hilltop site and found it wonderfully peaceful. Our host Logan, was very helpful and attentive, even providing massage service for us weary travelers. The surrounding areas and small towns, were fun to visit and a peak into yesteryear. A great stay!

The place is gorgeous, super tucked away camping spots. We were at spot #2. Spots are super spread out so you really do feel alone in the woods which is awesome. Property owners Dog Named Bjorn was awesome. Best dog life ever! He would roam down to our camp site just to play with my dogs. I recommend camping here in the fall or winter not early summer. Even with all the shade it is extremely hot. But then again, it is Texas. I will be camping here again in the middle of the winter for sure! Overall great place to camp, definitely bring friends, bring dogs, have a blast! 10/10 recommend!

Low gear farmstead was an incredible experience. We had a site right on the bluff overlooking the river and near the swimming hole. The camp felt very secure given the number of gates and it was very clean. They have goats, chickens, horses and even turkeys. They also provided a spotless compost toilet. I’m already planning to go back.

Loved tent camping on Logan's property. We were at site #2, right by the river. The river was beautiful and our dogs loved swimming! There is a small set of waterfalls that provided a great spot to sit on or swim from! Logan was also very friendly and checked-in on us each day.

One thing to note is that there are some horses that come out to play at night. Two things: First, one of the horses half-attacked one of our tent and put a small hole in the rainfly :( Second, the horses were very active late at night. At some points, it sounded like a stampede around the site. We were able to sleep well both nights, but we were a bit nervous that they would hit the tents (because of incident 1 above).

Overall, the horses were very friendly, and they didn't mind the dogs.

I would definitely recommend to others, provided you're okay with animals!

The land was beautiful, the campsites well developed and spaced apart. if you follow the guidelines and arrive with sufficient water, toilet paper and food you will not have a problem. the hosts were super friendly and it was great to see the y'all means all flag. try to come when it isnt windy as the dust was substantial. we will be back!

This is my second time to visit, and it was another great stay. I will be planning another trip back. Thanks!

I camped at Site #2 in an oak grove right next to the crystal clear San Saba River. One of the prettiest campsites I’ve ever stayed at in a lifetime of camping.

This place is a gem. The hosts were very direct and kind, even through my misunderstandings twice over the actual gate of entrance! What stood out the most was the YALL MEANS ALL flag. Being inclusive means the world to us where ever we may go. We were safe and the kids had a blast being outdoors!