Welcome to Buescher State Park
Peaceful picnic shelters, hiking and biking trails, and a picturesque lake for paddling and fishing make camping near Buescher State Park an idyllic family vacation. Explore the Lost Pines ecosystem to discover the armadillos, deer, and 250 species of birds living around campgrounds near Buescher State Park. On a winter camping trip, cast a line in search of catfish, bass, rainbow trout and more.
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Camp Fimfo Texas Hill Country
New Braunfels, TX
75 Verified ReviewsStep outside of the ordinary and, also, outside in general with a glamping or camping experience at Camp Fimfo. Experience the outdoors in new ways, you're bound to love it! You'll have access to a swim-up bar, outdoor movies, water slides, and so much more. Right along the Guadalupe River, make Camp Fimfo your next getaway destination! 2022 CAMPSPOT AWARDS WINNER: Top for Families, Top Design
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Top Tent Campgrounds near Buescher State Park, Texas
Plum Park on the Colorado
11 milesThis is the straight-line distance on the map. Actual travel distance may vary.West Point, TX
No ratings to displayPlum Park on the Colorado in West Point, Texas, is a serene riverside haven ideal for campers and nature lovers. Nestled along the Colorado River, the park boasts picturesque campsites surrounded by lush greenery and a stunning river rock beach perfect for exploration. Guests can enjoy fishing, kayaking, or simply unwinding by the water, while the picnic areas provide an inviting space for family gatherings and outdoor meals. With its peaceful setting and opportunities for adventure, Plum Park on the Colorado offers the perfect retreat. Plan your visit today and reconnect with nature in this tranquil escape!
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Austin Motor Village
30 milesThis is the straight-line distance on the map. Actual travel distance may vary.Del Valle, TX
6 Verified ReviewsLocated in the edge of Circuit of the Americas, sits Austin Motor Village, a RV Park designed by a local race car driver to be a great place to stay while visiting COTA. You'll be just a 5 minute walk to the main grandstands at the track, as well as 100 ft. from a gas station and convenience store with various food trucks both within the park and next to the gas station. Enjoy the modern and clean bathrooms, full hook-ups, and waste dump onsite. Be at the center of all the action when you stay at Austin Motor Village! Book your spot today.
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San Marcos River Resort
42 milesThis is the straight-line distance on the map. Actual travel distance may vary.Fentress, TX
23 Verified ReviewsNestled amongst ancient pecan groves and along the banks of the beautiful, spring-fed San Marcos River, San Marcos River Resort serves as a weekend getaway or peaceful Winter Texan retreat, with a core mission to provide a superb natural environment for families to enjoy and reconnect with one another. This family-friendly RV resort offers a choice of accommodations sure to make your stay comfortable and enjoyable. Guests can enjoy the picturesque countryside views by floating down the San Marcos River in a tube. River tubes are available to rent daily from the campground. Shuttle service is also available every hour on the hour. No matter your getaway plan, the options are endless at San Marcos River Resort.
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Hill Country Lakes RV Campground
59 milesThis is the straight-line distance on the map. Actual travel distance may vary.Spicewood, TX
7 Verified ReviewsLooking to reconnect with nature in a place far away from work deadlines and traffic jams? Visit Hill Country Lakes RV Campground. This family-friendly RV and tent campground is located off the beaten trail near Lake Travis, Briarcliff, and Pace Bend County Park. Whether it's a secluded tent site, a rustic cabin, or a place to park your big-rig RVs for the night, there is something for everyone. Offering full-service amenities such as 30 and 50 amp service, back-in and pull-through large, shaded sites with picnic tables and campfire rings, a covered pavilion with ping pong and wifi, laundry, restrooms with showers, a lending library with movies, books, and games, and a range of recreational activities close by such as swimming, boating, and fishing. Book your spot today or an unforgettable Texas getaway! Book your spot today.
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The Dam Park
61 milesThis is the straight-line distance on the map. Actual travel distance may vary.New Braunfels, TX
3 Verified ReviewsThe Dam Park is a new, locally owned river and RV park in New Braunfels, Texas, nestled along the Guadalupe River. Perfect for kayaking, fishing, and family fun, the park features 45 RV sites (short- and long-term stays), 8 wilderness tent camping sites, 8 riverfront cabanas, a sand volleyball court, a dog park, and an event pavilion ideal for family reunions, big events, or special occasions. Guests can also enjoy the convenience of an onsite general store stocked with all your fishing, camping, and snacking essentials. Conveniently located near local attractions like Gruene Hall, Schlitterbahn Waterpark, and Downtown New Braunfels. Come on out to the Dam Park they have everything you need to create unforgettable memories!
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Soggy Dollar Camp
62 milesThis is the straight-line distance on the map. Actual travel distance may vary.New Braunfels, TX
25 Verified ReviewsExperience the Guadalupe River like never before at Soggy Dollar Camp. Whether you're a tent camper or an RV owner, you're welcome to experience this wonderful Campground. Set up camp and then hit the river for a day of tubing and relaxing. Apart from all the peaceful nature-based activities you can take part in, New Braunfels is filled with exciting attractions for everyone. Book your spot today at Soggy Dollar Camp for a fun-filled Texas Vacation!
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- Top Mid-Size CampgroundsCampspot Awards2024 Winner
Summit Vacation & RV Resort
62 milesThis is the straight-line distance on the map. Actual travel distance may vary.New Braunfels, TX
21 Verified ReviewsSummit Vacation & RV Resort is a 75-acre complex of fun, nestled along the Guadalupe River, with Canyon Lake just 4 miles away. The Summit features 253 feet of direct river frontage and river decking, providing breathtaking views and easy access for Guadalupe River tubing. No matter how you like to camp, there is a spot for you between the spacious RV sites and cabins. Book your spot today for an amazing TX getaway!
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KL Ranch Camp On The River
62 milesThis is the straight-line distance on the map. Actual travel distance may vary.New Braunfels, TX
4 Verified ReviewsKL Ranch Camp On The River is a family-owned and operated business that has been providing overnight camping and day use sites for 70 years. This seasonal campground is open from March to October and features sixty-three spacious campsites spread across seven acres of beautiful riverfront property. Visitors can experience ultimate relaxation by immersing themselves in the tranquil waters of the Guadalupe River while enjoying stunning bluff views and the soothing sounds of nature. The campground offers half a mile of riverfront recreation, perfect for fishing, tubing, kayaking, and swimming in a peaceful, family-friendly environment. KL Ranch Camp On The River is dedicated to providing a safe and enjoyable camping experience for all guests, promising an unforgettable camping adventure.
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- Best for WeekendersCampspot Awards2023 Winner
Lazy L&L Campground
63 milesThis is the straight-line distance on the map. Actual travel distance may vary.New Braunfels, TX
19 Verified ReviewsLazy L&L is situated on 25 acres with beautiful river frontage in a scenic Texas Hill Country setting. With plenty of primitive “overflow” area, you'll never see a "no vacancy" sign on the gate. Enjoy camping along the river, trying your luck at fishing, floating down the river, and so much more. Visit and see why people have been going to Lazy L&L since 1972!
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