Been Here a Lot

this is a place you will return to. The best of the Texas Hill Country. A great family park with nature activities that even the youngest camper can enjoy. there is shallow water for wading and for non-swimmers and rocks to climb over and jump from when it rains, there is a flowing creek with a waterfall. You can hike all day, or swim/fish all day, or a mixture. Campsites have lots of liveoak shade. Lots of wildlife. Not crowded in the fall and winter during the week. Make reservations.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Wonderful stopping place

Except for staying in our RV, we felt like we were at a nce family hotel. Loved the breakfast--many choices for a light breakfast.. The pool area was immaculate and great for swimming. the hot tub was clean and worked! Sites were easy to get in and everything was spotless. the only downside was the wind. Nothing to be done for that, though!
Stayed here twice and would return. We like to dry camp in national forests, but this was like a vacation with luxury.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

quiet rv park with large trees

this is an attractive, shaded RV park that gently slopes down to the clear-running Chama River. The park is located a short distance out of town and not far from the Chama narrow-guage railroad station. Large cottonwood trees, roomy sites with easy back-ins. The owners are on-site, are friendly and helpful. All is very neat and quiet, but still appears "natural". Secure WIFI that actually works. 3 levels of pricing depending on how close to the river. Would return for another visit. The sign is hard to spot from the highway. We had to turn around and go back. They need a new sign! It was worth the turnaround...

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.