San Antonio campgrounds

March is my favorite month in San Antonio. It starts with the trees budding and in a week or so they are almost completely green. Wildflowers begin to show up in late March and although there may be some rain, it's not a high rain month. Danger of nighttime freezing has passed and daytime temps are generally mild, around 70.

For a park inside San Antonio proper I suggest Travelers World but my preference is something on the outer edges. Hidden Valley is 15 minutes from downtown but in a small town on the edge of SA...Von Ormy. Private fishing creek, country atmosphere and decent wifi. Attentive customer service and lots of help finding your way around the downtown area and finding parking and unusual places to visit. Really enjoyed their suggestion of the Toyota Factory Tour only a few miles from the park.

They have a gravel entrance road but not a problem for us.

Another vote for Travelers World. Tours bus picked us up there and there was a lady in the park that offered dog walking service so that we could take the all day tour.

Since I live in San Antonio, I don't have any RV Park info--I stay in my stick house. For weather, March into April is usually great! As others have posted, the golf courses are green, the greenway bike paths go for miles with only a few roads to cross, and lots of sightseeing in town and out of town. I would recommend a day trip without the rig to Fredericksburg to the Museum of the Pacific War and you get to see the Hill Country. Lots of wildflowers are around also. Hope you have a great trip.

We are currently in Brunig Lake RV Resort for five days. Nice park just off I37. It is outside the 410 but convenient to most everything. There are a number of long term residents but everything is well maintained. We would stay here again. $23.50 a night with PPA. They also give a Good Sam and Escapees discount.

Do not confuse it with Brung Lake Park which is owned by the state and run by Thousand Trails.

We have stayed at Hidden Valley the last 2 years and enjoyed it very much.

Another vote for travelers world. Besides the bus stop right at the entrance the Bike/hike trail is right along side the park. Enjoy your stay.
Can't say anything about weather in March. We were there in late January and early February. Weather was fine for us.....but we live in Northern Michigan.

I would consult RV PARK REVIEWS to see what others have said about a park. I also use Good Sam Club trip planner to see what parks are in an area, view a map of their location, and get detailed info about the park.

We stayed at the San Antonia KOA for a few nights during a September visit a few years back. As Tatest says, it is right on the bus line into town, which makes it convenient to enjoy yourselves downtown without the worry of driving. The Salado Creek Greenway runs along its east side and there is a golf course on the south side. We didn't have any issues with road noise.

Any weather website has historical data and averages.

For San Antonio, March and November are two of the best months with respect to weather, with average lows around 50, highs in the low 70s. These are also a couple of the driest months, about two inches of rain.

But those are averages, extremes can go beyond. I was in San Antonio for training mid-October through December, and in November we were still having days when high temperatures restricted outdoor activity, and mornings could get frosty enough that we would be in dress blues wearing raincoats for warmth. When it does rain, it can rain hard, 1/2 inch to an inch in a few hours.

Since the early 1980s we've made a lot of March or April (Spring Break) visits to San Antonio and have usually been lucky with the weather behaving within the averages.

As for RV parks, I like Travelers World, just south of downtown on the Mission Trail. While the sites are kind of close together, the location offers easy access by public transportation.

San Antonio KOA also has access by public transportation, is a little further from the center, but closer to the 410 loop, I-10 and I-35 if you want to use expressways to get around by private vehicle.

There are at least a half dozen RV parks inside I-410, at least as many more in the suburbs inside the 1604 loop road (only part of it expressway). Admiralty RV Resort is popular with visitors to the attractions around Seaworld, or folks making day excursions into the Hill County towns. Blazing Star RV Resort is in the same location.

I've not stayed at either, since most of my San Antonio visits were staying with family living there, or staying in hotels near the Riverwalk where my business meetings were. When going in the RV I choose Travelers World.

If you really mean campgrounds, not RV parks, the nearest will be out on Canyon Lake where the Corps of Engineers has campgrounds in the public access areas, or at Guadalupe River State Park.