Austonia RV Resort, Del Valle (Austin), Tx.

[bpaikman]

This still-under-development RV resort shows great promise but they are already charging $55 a night with no facilities except hook ups. You must be self-contained because there are no showers or restrooms.
We stayed here while visiting my daughter in Austin over the Christmas holidays.
The Wi-Fi is outstanding - although the park was probably 90% full we had no trouble streaming movies. There are decent restaurants nearby, and great restaurants all over Austin, 30 min or less if you go during non-rush hours.
All concrete roads, pads. No picnic tables. 100-amp hookups with water and sewer too. Walking area... eh. yeah. construction.
Lots of nice trees - country feel. Minimal highway noise.
They have great plans for the future and will turn it into it high-end resort. I saw mention of a coffee truck to come, "food trucks" are popular in Austin.
No, I'm not getting a 'cut' for this . I think $55 is too expensive for hookups only - Other Austin RV parks were full, so maybe that's why.

Austonia RV Resort & Community in Austin, TX

A brand new, friendly, tranquil RV Resort & Community, within minutes to the best that Austin has to offer. You'll be surrounded by good folks, comfortable amenities, and space to breathe in nature.

www.austonia.us

 

[Texas Clodhopper]

I've been in Austin at various times day or night and I've never seen it when it wasn't rush hour traffic. Looks like a nice park.

 

[FLSteve]

Thanks for posting ... I added it to my list of places to stay/visit if in the area.

FLSteve

 

[David.jce]

looks like a great place for races at COTA. Could ride your bike to the track and back.

 

[bpaikman]

Sure could! Just take that road that runs by the park (Dr Scott Road, which becomes Kellam Road after it crosses Hwy 71).

 

[windt]

This still-under-development RV resort shows great promise but they are already charging $55 a night with no facilities except hook ups. You must be self-contained because there are no showers or restrooms.
We stayed here while visiting my daughter in Austin over the Christmas holidays.
The Wi-Fi is outstanding - although the park was probably 90% full we had no trouble streaming movies. There are decent restaurants nearby, and great restaurants all over Austin, 30 min or less if you go during non-rush hours.
All concrete roads, pads. No picnic tables. 100-amp hookups with water and sewer too. Walking area... eh. yeah. construction.
Lots of nice trees - country feel. Minimal highway noise.
They have great plans for the future and will turn it into it high-end resort. I saw mention of a coffee truck to come, "food trucks" are popular in Austin.
No, I'm not getting a 'cut' for this . I think $55 is too expensive for hookups only - Other Austin RV parks were full, so maybe that's why.

Austonia RV Resort & Community in Austin, TX

A brand new, friendly, tranquil RV Resort & Community, within minutes to the best that Austin has to offer. You'll be surrounded by good folks, comfortable amenities, and space to breathe in nature.

www.austonia.us

When u say hookups, does it include sewage?

 

[bpaikman]

When u say hookups, does it include sewage?

Yes.

 

[Sand-dog]

I've been in Austin at various times day or night and I've never seen it when it wasn't rush hour traffic. Looks like a nice park.

That’s funny remind me of Las Vegas

 

[Texas Clodhopper]

That’s funny remind me of Las Vegas

Las Vegas strip traffic is similar to almost all the major roads in Austin.