Johnson Creek RV Resort & Park

4279 Junction Hwy., Ingram, TX 78025

830-367-3300

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GPS: 30.1191,-99.2961

Johnson Creek RV Resort & Park is located at 4279 Junction Hwy., Ingram, Texas 78025 with a total of 48 campsites. Before your trip to Johnson Creek RV Resort & Park, check out website at http://www.johnsoncreekrvresort.com/ or contact them through 830-367-3300 to know their nightly rates and available discounts.

GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude)

30.1191, -99.2961

GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude) 30.1191, -99.2961

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Overview of Johnson Creek RV Resort & Park


Last Price Paid: $28

Reported by DaveandSheri on 02.11.2022

Longest RV Reported: 44 feet

Reported by Cindy & Cristal F on 5.5.2022

Weekly Rate:

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Monthly Rate:

Yes

Number of Sites:

48

Pad Type:

gravel

Elevation:

1,771 ft / 539 m

Reviews of Johnson Creek RV Resort & Park

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  • Great park, right on the river!

    Reviewed 11/2/2022

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    Nightly rate: $28

    Days stayed: 1

    Site number: 104

    FHU, pull through passport America,propane on site for a good price, concrete pads.We only stayed here for 1 night but I wish we could have stayed longer. Great park with excellent amenities and is really laid out nice. Lots of things to do , in or out of the park.We will stay here again.

  • Amazing

    Reviewed 7/9/2020

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    Nightly rate: $66

    Days stayed: 3

    Site number: 10

    By far one of the most peaceful and pleasant parks we have stayed at. The kiddos absolutely loved the horses and feeding them. We got to walk by the creek and even just walking by and seeing camper they’re all smiling and relaxed. Wished we had more nights here, but this really is a hidden gem like another reviewer mentioned. We al...moreBy far one of the most peaceful and pleasant parks we have stayed at. The kiddos absolutely loved the horses and feeding them. We got to walk by the creek and even just walking by and seeing camper they’re all smiling and relaxed. Wished we had more nights here, but this really is a hidden gem like another reviewer mentioned. We already started looking at monthly/yearly rates.Very peaceful, quiet, a good getaway.

  • Wow!

    Reviewed 16/2/2020

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    Nightly rate: $46

    Days stayed: 2

    Site number: 6

    What a hidden gem in a pecan tree grove! We stayed 2 nights at Johnson Creek and have already marked this down as a longer stay in the future. The park is perfectly located outside of Ingram and Kerrville allowing you to access anything you could need within a 10 minute drive, but still allows for a peaceful Hill Country experience. Ch...moreWhat a hidden gem in a pecan tree grove! We stayed 2 nights at Johnson Creek and have already marked this down as a longer stay in the future. The park is perfectly located outside of Ingram and Kerrville allowing you to access anything you could need within a 10 minute drive, but still allows for a peaceful Hill Country experience. Check in was simple with the friendly staff. Know that there is a $4 surcharge if paying by card. All the sites are fully concrete and our pull through site at #6 was well over 80' in length. The FHU are all located in the correct locations and in clean working order. We took an afternoon walk and instantly spotted some Axis deer grazing under the large pecan orchard. Next morning, everyone was peaceful and quiet. No issues with loud trucks, talking outside our window, or barking dogs. Appears to be majority snow birds with nice rigs this time of year (February), so we were lucky to get one of the last spots. This is a gorgeous location and I assume that the park is even prettier during the spring and summer when the trees have leaves on them. Has outstanding Verizon and ATT service with 16 download and 17 upload. Overall great location, scenery, and price. Would recommend and plan to stay longer next time.

  • Pleasant

    Reviewed 22/1/2019

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    Nightly rate: $26

    Days stayed: 1

    Site number: 24

    Nice overnight. Hoping to see the deer but didn’t show but did see and feed Shetland ponies. Cash or check only for Passport America.

  • Quaint commercial park

    Reviewed 12/1/2019

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    Nightly rate: $26

    Days stayed: 2

    Site number: 2

    Our rate reflects the Passport America discount (cash or check only).This is a nice commercial park- it's quiet, well kept, and there are many full-time residents here (they were all super friendly). We stopped here on a pass between NM and Austin, and it was a nice rest with FHU. The park is pretty, surrounded by a pecan farm plus ...moreOur rate reflects the Passport America discount (cash or check only).This is a nice commercial park- it's quiet, well kept, and there are many full-time residents here (they were all super friendly). We stopped here on a pass between NM and Austin, and it was a nice rest with FHU. The park is pretty, surrounded by a pecan farm plus horses and tiny horses on either side. The spacing is what you would normally get in a commercial park with relatively level concrete pads and mostly pull-through sites. Handily, they also refill propane (cash only) and have washer/dryers. My only complaints are that some pads (including site 2) are badly broken up, and while it tends to be easier to have a pull through site, we had to do some moving to work around the broken concrete and related pot holes. We also had no T Mobile service here (even with the booster), and while the park offers WiFi, it was only so-so and effected largely by how many people were using it.

  • Relaxing and quiet

    Reviewed 2/1/2019

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    Nightly rate: $32

    Days stayed: 7

    Site number: 71

    The park is located within a working pecan orchard with large mature trees. I would imagine the shade would be welcome during hot summer days. Our site is oriented in a way that we had good satellite reception but I would imagine that some sites have satellite reception challenges for a roof top automatic dish. The roads and sites ar...moreThe park is located within a working pecan orchard with large mature trees. I would imagine the shade would be welcome during hot summer days. Our site is oriented in a way that we had good satellite reception but I would imagine that some sites have satellite reception challenges for a roof top automatic dish. The roads and sites are concrete with plenty of room for our 44' coach and Honda CRV toad. Good clean power, water pressure is good and convenient sewer connection. The surrounding Texas Hill Country is quite pretty and there are good country drives. There is ample shopping and restaurants in Kerrville. The temps have been too cold and some rain so we haven't been able to sit outside and enjoy the deer when the automatic deer feeding station disperses feed. The spotted Axis deer, a spotted species native to South Asia, inhabit Texas has escaped to the wild and there were at least 30 in the park.

  • Quiet Hill Country Escape

    Reviewed 21/10/2018

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    Nightly rate: $30

    Days stayed: 3

    Site number: 16

    Here for the Texas Tiny Taller Rally. Very nice, very quiet. Free WiFi, that worked sometimes, and free cable, but we didn't use. Shetland Ponies and goats nearby, great meeting hall, and very peaceful by the creek. Very, very quiet.

Cell Phone Coverage

Verizon 4G

Confirmed by 4 Users Last Reported 01/02/2019

At&t 4G

Confirmed by 2 Users Last Reported 01/02/2019

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