In this section we are listing where we have stayed. Not in depth reviews just some simple comments on what we thought. Links will be included in case you want to check them out yourselves. We are not getting any reimbursement or discounts for listing things here. Should that ever happen, we would clearly state that up front. Check back throughout the year as we will update it with our new stays as they happen. Scroll down to see notes on our past trips.
This was a stop on the way to South Padre Island with a stop in San Antonio, TX. We stayed at the Love's in Cameron using one of their RV sites. We stayed here in the past, the rate is Fifty bucks for the night. That is high as far as I am concerned. Access is easy, quality hookups, good Wifi, but it is noisey with traffic all night.
This was the next stop on the way to South Padre Island with a stop in San Antonio, TX. This location has different size spots, and I got one that a 40' rig wouldn't fit in. It took several phone calls to get things worked out. While they did move us, it seemed to be way to hard to get done. Access is easy, quality hookups, and good wifi.
Our trip to South Padre Island continues. What trip to Texas would be complete without making another pass through Waco, TX and taking in, anc contributing too, some of what Chip and Johanna Gaines have done here. This is out second trip here and sadly Pat isn't with me until I get to San Antonio. Something came up that she had to stay back for a couple days so I made the south trip alone. We may be stopping back there again on the way home. To keep in the spirit of the days, I found the Magnolia RV Resort. It truly is a beautilful RV park. Well maintained and beautiflly manicured grounds. The pool area is one of the best ones I have seen at any resort. Well laid out tables and chairs with shady areas to get out of the Texas sun. Many of the campsites have a sun screen so you can park your rig out of the sun. A necessity I am told if you are here for the summer months.
The office area looks like something out of a decorators handbook. You really feel relaxed when you walk in. They do breakfasts on the weekends. This was definitly a good find for us and I would highly reoommend it to anyone visiting Waco in a RV. Rates were $70 a night for full hookups.
Teds RV Park
We are attending the Volunteer Leadership Conference for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in San Antonio, TX, which is a great stop on our way to South Padre Island. We are staying at the KOA in San Antonio. Initially, while driving to the site, it seemed like we were in an industrial area, but once I entered the park, my concerns were put to rest.
The park is very large and offers a range of amenities, including some unexpected ones, like an onsite café. There's also access to a walking or biking trail. Everything is well-maintained, and the staff has been very helpful. Located just minutes from downtown, this is a conveniently placed facility. I highly recommend this park if you’re spending time in San Antonio.
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