Austin parks

[hipchem1]

What's a good rv campground near Austin, Texas?

 

[GlampDaddy]

We’re partial to Longhorn RV Resort in Niederwald, just SE of Austin. Nice location away from the homeless, friendly staff and a great little lake for fishing.

 

[Texas Clodhopper]

"Near Austin" covers a huge area. Do you want to be a little more specific? North, south, east, or west? The traffic especially on I-35 can be a killer at times and I mean that literally and figurately.

 

[hipchem1]

I am not partial to any area as long as it is safe.

 

[Texas Clodhopper]

You are safe in any of the RV Parks in Austin. McKinney Falls State Park, Stone Oak Ranch is new, Evergreen RV Park, La Hacienda RV Park, and the aforementioned Longhorn. These are some I have experienced.

 

[Texas Clodhopper]

BTW, welcome to one of the friendlier RV forums.

 

[hipchem1]

Does anyone know about Pecan Grove?

 

[Texas Clodhopper]

Its an old park with very small sites. If you have a smaller RV, it may work but I could never get my 43 Ventana in any space. It is near downtown and there may be homeless in the area. Unfortunately, the mayor of Austin has turned a blind eye to the homeless situation.

 

[Neal]

What's a good rv campground near Austin, Texas?

I stayed at Oak Forest on the east side this past New Years. No complaints.

Oak Forest - Roberts Resorts

OAK FOREST CALL US BOOK YOUR SITE: ALL-AGE RV RESORT & VACATION RENTALS IN AUSTIN, TEXAS Oak Forest RV Resort, is an all-age RV resort in Austin, Texas located 10 minutes from downtown Austin and minutes from major highways, the Travis County Expo Center and the new Tesla Gigafactory. At…

www.robertsresorts.com

 

[Joe Hogan]

Just a bit of current happenings in Austin. There is some effort to move the Homeless out of downtown.
These folks are not going to vanish so you might want to understand where these folks will show up locally.

As Austin Booms, Homelessness Faces Crackdown

The Texas city of nearly one million people has debated what to do about its homeless encampments for two years. Now, Austin has been forced to take a tougher approach.

www.wsj.com