Texas Campground Reviews

This is a very nice, 'resort-like' campground, located just northwest of Austin's city center.

This nicely maintained commercial RV park is convenient to downtown and staffed by very friendly employees.

We absolutely LOVED this park. It was beautiful, private, quiet, and dirt cheap. If we could have stayed here for a week or even more, we would have.

This campground has a ton of potential but unfortunately, so much of it is unavailable because of flood damage, it was a bit disappointing. As a base for exploring Dallas, it's quite convenient, but it really could be a destination campground if they would repair the storm damage.

This is a really beautiful park in an incredible location with one major downfall. As much as we loved it and enjoyed our stay, we'd have to attach a cautionary red flag for anyone planning to stay there in a big rig.

This commercial RV park doesn't look like much, but it has some really nice amenities, and it provides excellent access to downtown San Antonio.

This is a very beautiful, well maintained, Thousand Trails campground. We stopped here because it was along our route, so it was just a stopover, but we really enjoyed the park.

Galveston Island State Park has two separate campgrounds, one on the Gulf Coast beach side of the island and the other, about 1.5 miles away, on the bay side of the island. We stayed on the beach side for a week and then booked an additional week on the bay side.

We stayed at this park for two nights as it is conveniently located off I-10 and was a perfect place to stop as we traveled west. However, absent our 50% discount with Passport America, we would have a hard time justifying the cost of this place.