RV park in the hill country

look into Rockaway RV park on Inks lake small 22 or 25 unit park right on the lake...great place and really unknown...they have started a full year around park....nice

Thank you, that's what Im looking for. Calling now !!!!!!!!!!!!!

We stayed the whole month of March several years ago at the Guadalupe River RV Resort in Kerrville which has already been mentioned. It is a very nice park with lots of things to do, both in the park and in the area. We would go back there in a heartbeat! :)
Here are several pictures of the park. You can see what a nice place it is.





The have two more outdoor pools in addition to this indoor one.


You can see the river in the background.




This is the pull through area, which is quite large, and where you will probably end up because the prime sites are usually taken during the winter months. This area is very nice however.


They even have a nice Tiki bar located on the campground where a local band plays on some weekends.

Barney

We stayed here, but the pool is outdoors.
http://www.pioneerriverresort.com/default.asp?file=Home

It's right on the edge of the town area of Bandera, and it's on the Medina River. There are a couple of happening honky-tonks within 2 to 5 blocks walk into the town, and most any night some of the guests will be going over to eat, drink, listen to music, whatever. You can get a roomier spot, by the river, if you can do without CATV.

couple of miles, three at the most

Camreal wrote:
Guadalupe RV park Kerrville is a good one. Also has a nice full service bar.

How far is it from the Cowboy Steak House?

Guadalupe RV park Kerrville is a good one. Also has a nice full service bar.

Fishing is always good even if there aint no fish . Tks for the help all.

I believe Guadalupe River RV Park in Kerrville has both an indoor and outdoor pool. Been a few years since I was there though. It is on the Guadalupe River. Don't know how good the fishing is.

saw a nice campground on a lake in LBJ country. can't remember lake name, could be LBJ? but I remember one great big rock on a point near the campground. no indoor pool however.
bumpy