Guadalupe River RV Park Campgrounds & Nature Trails LP

This RV park is subpar. As you pull in to the park, directly adjacent to the office on the right looks to be a bunch of broken down vehicles and cluttered junk. As you you begin to look around you notice the slew of older run down RVs allowed to park here. Some looked as if they were on their last leg while others had junk cluttered around it. The space we rented was fairly level and against the Guadalupe River. Our space was hard to locate because they were not numbered correctly or not at all. Make sure you arrive before the office closes and in the daytime so the staff can point out the space for you. When we finally parked we noticed that the sewer hookup was located beneath our slideout. People allow their dogs to bark at all hours of the night and roam loose off the leash. This place is over priced for the way it looks. There are a lot of rules and it seems the staff just allows their permanent residents to live as they want however want. We chose this spot because it was directly across the street from the beautiful winery Kai-Siamone. Next time we will stay elsewhere and drive to the winery. The park needs more light at night. My rig length is 51 feet which includes my truck. Small roadways and choke points will make it difficult for you to maneuver.

The place is very nice and pleasant. I personally like campsite 13 because I think it is the most beautiful one. Had many good times at this place. Bathrooms are nice and well-kept and there is an office at the front that sells propane, ice, snacks, firewood, charcoal, fishing equipment, etc.

The river is the main attraction however, absolutely stunning with some massive tree's growing from it. They have a rope swing towards tent site 15 or 17 that's always fun.

Place is about 15min away from a Walmart in case you forgot anything and is an all-around great and peaceful location. Highly recommended.

Park was average. After reading reviews beforehand it was about what I expected. Access to water is nice. You do have to go down a hill to get to it but it’s not as bad as some say. I do agree there are a lot of long term people staying and a lot of the rvs are worse for wear. I did get the junkyard feel. Might help clearing some of those out and changing to short term only with a few long term. All hookups worked great no issues there. And lot sizes were good. Staff was very friendly and helpful.

WARNING!!! DANGER!! We were at the ER due to the lack of maintaining a reasonable access to the river! They are steep! The main one does not have leveled rocks nor a rail to grab on to. This place needs a sign stating use at your own risk! Their site’s advertisement as it states : several access to the river! It is so steep that you slip back as did one of the members I went with. He fell hitting several large rocks due to their mismanaging of their posted amenity. This is grounds for a lawsuit. I spoke to the Constable as he said he too is aware of the difficult access! This RV advertises several access area to the river. There are two which are not maintained by the camping ground. The first is where he fell and ended up getting a CT done, stapes to his head, bruised hip, abrasions all over! This place is not safe!! They go around yelling who is parked long the dirt road to this access area along with you’ll be fined due to an ambulance getting there if needed!! It would have taken much longer to get him back up to the top instead we drove to the front and then called 911. He makes money off of fining those parked there instead of maintaining a reasonable safe access to the river! The second is worse and goes straight into the water!! Again no warning signs either. We too plenty of pictures. Lawsuit prone!! Do not stay here! It is not safe getting to the river

We have a pop up and stayed there one night. It's a great location. Close to the river. Decent price for the general area. Sites are very close together. Not much privacy. Not many shade trees. Bathroom situation has some opportunities for improvement. Toilet stalls have curtains for doors lacking privacy. Showers are cold water and motion sensor controlled. No hooks or benches to hang or place toiletries on. I didn't get the impression that the bathrooms are cleaned regularly. Lots of permenant residents. It makes us temporary guests feel unwelcome - almost like we're trespassing. There's a sign when you first pull up says that if you drive past this point you'll be fined double. Not a great welcome to guests. They do allow one night stays which is a plus. Also not overly lit at night, so it makes for great star gazing!