Top 10 RV Parks Near the Frio River, TX Area

Top 5 reasons why it’s a fun place to visit:

1. Shop at Fergie’s River Store
2. Visit the Lone Star Motorcycle Museum
3. Float down the river
4. Go golfing or mini golfing
5. Explore Garner State Park

List of top ten RV Parks in the Frio River, TX area:

(Disclaimer: information is a compilation of researched info as published online and does not necessarily reflect the experience or opinion of the author)

The RV parks have been ranked and are listed from “Most Recommended” to “Least Recommended” based on reviews, feedback, amenities, and preference. Cost was not the primary ranking driver. Please note that weekend RV families with children might have different needs than full-time RV “snowbirds”.

1. Seven Bluff Cabin and RV Park

This park is great for big family or group gatherings and is very clean and shaded with mature trees. It is near many activities in the area.

What makes this park unique?

This park has been in operation since 1988 and overlooks the Seven Bluff itself. The park is located on a pecan orchard, only a 2-minute walk from the Frio River. You can bring your own firepit. This park is close to Three Sisters Ride, a challenging bike trail. This park has different cabins that are conducive for family get-togethers.

2. Parkview Riverside RV Park

This park is green, wooded, shaded with wide roads, spacious level sites and access to the Frio River. It’s a great park for anyone who is ready to enjoy water activities, such as tubing, kayaking, or water-biking.

What makes this park unique?

This park is located right on the Frio River, with river access. As a bigger park, it has many amenities that allow for an extended stay to enjoy a fun summertime to make memories, or to visit during the less busy off season. Extended stay visitors can arrange for 100 lb propane tank delivery and hookup. There is also mail delivery allowed for longer stay visitors.

3. Neals Lodges

With prime location so close to the water for tubing and sliding, this park is a popular visitor attraction and busy during the summer.

What makes this park unique?

While this park starts as a destination for families and couples to stay at a cabin, the owners have since expanded to add RV sites. There is so much to do at this park, with water activities galore, live music festivals, zombie apocalypse (dress-up) events-it will never be a dull moment here.

4. Bec’s Store and RV Park

Surrounded by nature, this park is nestled among green hilly mountains and trees. It’s a perfect retreat from the city bustle. For those who want to participate in the local activities, this park is centrally located within driving distance to everything.

What makes this park unique?

This is a quiet, all-year round park that welcomes snowbirds, long-term stays, seasonal workers, and families alike. It’s not directly on the Frio River and the atmosphere and tempo is slower and quieter than at other parks. With fast fiber-optics Internet, this park is a good fit for full-timers who work remotely.

5. Garner State Park

Located right on the Frio River, this park is on the water and surrounded by mountains. It is a true nature getaway and even a breath-taking sight of a star-filled sky at night.

What makes this park unique?

This is a typical State Park with partial hookups and spartan amenities. The best thing is the price and the location; however, for larger groups or families, it might be more economical to stay at another RV park due to the per-person fee of $8.

6. Riverbend

Family-owned by three different families since 1955, this park focuses on continuing the family atmosphere to this day. Equally important is the emphasis on keeping the park as nature-focused as possible; the sites are dirt (not cement) and surrounded by mature trees and a 360-degree view.

What makes this park unique?

This park is very family-oriented and makes sure that the park is conducive to all ages when it comes to activities. From water activities to s’mores at the firepit, this park offers a great getaway and a venue for families to connect and reconnect with nature.

7. Camp Riverview

Located on the Frio River, this park has the “family summer camp memories” vibe. With a plethora of outdoor activities and fully surrounded by nature, this park is a perfect getaway to unwind and spend outdoors quality time with family and friends.

What makes this park unique?

This is a well-laid out RV park next to the Frio River. It has a big family camp area for group gatherings (holds up to 4 RVs), double sites (holds up to 2 RVs), as well as tons of outdoor activities for everyone to do. Every site includes a charcoal grill and a picnic table.

8. Nana’s RV Park on the Frio

With historic background, this park began in the 1800s when Nana’s cabin was first built there. In the spirit of hospitality, this park continues to operate to this day. Right on the Frio River, it’s a wonderful place to spend a few days or a week.

What makes this park unique?

Located right on the Frio River, this little park is quaint and beautiful, with simple life’s joys like having a cup of coffee and seeing the sunrise at the Frio River or kids having ice cream at the grocery store on a hot summer day.

9. Quail Springs RV Park

Located off Highway 90, this park has the basic amenities for an extended stay. Several common areas and activities, such as potlucks or morning coffee are created spaces for making new friends or enjoying fellowship with existing ones.

What makes this park unique?

This is an adults-only park, with shady oaks, close to restaurants and about 20 minutes from Garner State Park. Visitors can also drive just down the road to play 18-hole golf. This park is a great park for anyone who would like to enjoy the great outdoors but might be limited to do so due to a disability that restricts their options because of accessibility.

10. Clearwater Ranch and Frio River Park

This park is a “State Park nature vibe” park, however, with full hookup benefits and Frio River access. It’s a rural area park with minimal amenities.

What makes this park unique?

Located right on the Frio River, this is a no-frills park with direct access to the water. There are different basic cabins on the property, as well as RV hookups for rigs.

TIPS TO GET TO FRIO RIVER

Coming from Austin, TX, one can travel the I-35 towards San Antonio, TX and then take the I-37 S toward Mathis. When coming from Houston, one can travel the I-10 W towards San Antonio or take TX-59 southwest toward George West. Coming up from the Corpus Christi area, one can take I-37 straight to Frio River. The interstate is the best choice when traveling with longer RVs.