We stayed here on our trip through Texas hill country and could not be happier with our choice. it is conveniently located in-between dripping springs/Johnson City and Fredericksburg. the sites are spacious and level compared to the other rv parks that we saw when commuting around the area. Our only complaint was that there is not a fr...moreWe stayed here on our trip through Texas hill country and could not be happier with our choice. it is conveniently located in-between dripping springs/Johnson City and Fredericksburg. the sites are spacious and level compared to the other rv parks that we saw when commuting around the area. Our only complaint was that there is not a front gate and our site backs up to a picket fence with some scary looking neighbors. we had no issues though and by the end of the stay felt extremely safe.

This is a nice little RV park in Stonewall, Texas, right in the middle of wineries and peach stands. The park was very easy to access and most other campers had big rigs, we were the smallest with our 20' travel trailer. Check-in was contact free when we arrived our envelope with spot number were on the board outside. Our spot was ...moreThis is a nice little RV park in Stonewall, Texas, right in the middle of wineries and peach stands. The park was very easy to access and most other campers had big rigs, we were the smallest with our 20' travel trailer. Check-in was contact free when we arrived our envelope with spot number were on the board outside. Our spot was really level, and hookups all functioned correctly. All sites have a picnic table on a concrete pad and full hookups, with a small grass area between you and your neighbors. The park has amenities like laundry, a dog run, and restrooms, but unfortunately, the restrooms were closed due to COVID. Not a huge deal because we had our own, but would have liked to know beforehand so we had that expectation. If you do not have a restroom in your trailer, book elsewhere for now. The whole park was extremely quiet, we were there on a Sunday night and all we could hear were bugs. Wifi was decent as well, we were able to stream a show for our toddler while we made dinner, which was a plus! My reason for the 4-star rating is that the place was swarming with fire ants. It is the Texas Hill Country, so ants are expected, but this was a big amount. I'm pretty sensitive to their bite so I had to be extremely cautious whenever I went outside. Make sure to bring closed-toe shoes if they tend to like you! The cost per night was a little on the pricy side for us as well. Overall we would stay here again because of the great location and quality of the sites. You can tell they do maintain the spots, grass, and buildings really well.

Turned away because of my 2017 NorthStar Laredo SC Truck camperNothing on website about discriminating against TruckCampers Very disturbing to be turned away because of the type of RV

We enjoyed Peach Country RV Park on our visit to the area earlier this year, so we came back. Nice park, friendly managers, great WiFi, easy access, dog park and about 15 miles into Fredericksburg. Luckenbach and Bat Tunnel is 10 miles or so to the south. We will return again when we come back to the beautiful Hill Country.

Located on Hwy-290 half way between Fredericksburg and Johnson City Texas, next door to the LBJ Ranch Park. Found this park to be very nice, well maintained, easy access, FHU, 50 amp, with good WiFi service. Easy drive to either of the above towns or down to Luckenbach and the Bat Cave Park. If you like wine, there is a winery every ha...moreLocated on Hwy-290 half way between Fredericksburg and Johnson City Texas, next door to the LBJ Ranch Park. Found this park to be very nice, well maintained, easy access, FHU, 50 amp, with good WiFi service. Easy drive to either of the above towns or down to Luckenbach and the Bat Cave Park. If you like wine, there is a winery every half mile, or so it seems. We enjoyed our stay here and will use this park again one day.

Well maintained park but sites were very narrow. No fire rings which considering how tight the sites were it’s probably a good thing.