RV parks near Floresville, Texas typically experience high temperatures averaging 95°F in summer months and mild winters with occasional cold fronts. Located in Wilson County approximately 30 miles southeast of San Antonio, the area sits at an elevation of about 400 feet above sea level. Water pressure can vary significantly between campgrounds, with several parks requiring pressure regulators to protect RV plumbing systems.
What to do
Fishing opportunities: Access catch-and-release fishing at Greenlake RV Resort where visitors can target oversized catfish. "The lake in the middle has catch and release. The fattest catfish I've ever seen. It will however, make you upset releasing since the fish are well fed," notes camper Brandy W.
River recreation: Enjoy swimming and boating at River Shade RV Park where the Guadalupe River provides natural recreation options. "There is access to the river for boating or swimming. There are beautiful huge trees in the park and most sites have ample shade," according to Debbie J.
Urban exploration: Visit downtown San Antonio attractions from Mission City RV Park, which offers direct public transportation access. "The park is gated and beautifully maintained. Located on the Eastern side of San Antonio, the park is located only a short 10 minute drive away from the famous Riverwalk or popular restaurants and breweries at the historic pearl," reports Carlyne F.
What campers like
Gated security: Many RV parks Floresville area visitors appreciate added security measures like those at Mission City RV Park. "Security is excellent and everyone is given a unique code for the car gate. Customer service was exceedingly friendly and we really enjoyed our stay," mentions kristin S.
Convenient transportation: Alamo City RV Park offers public transit options directly to major attractions. "Easy way to see San Antonio with a bus stop right outside to take you to Riverwalk and other sites. Bus is safe, inexpensive and runs often," shares Nancy S.
Recreation facilities: On-site amenities enhance stays at several Floresville area campgrounds. "Perks include: pool tables, pickle ball, hot tub, pool and tennis courts! Overall, I can't imagine you would be disappointed unless you were expecting some large acre nature RV park, but it's downtown and quiet...what more could you ask for!?" writes Katie D. about Mission City RV Park.
What you should know
Security concerns: While most parks maintain safe environments, some areas require additional precautions. At Travelers World RV Resort, one camper reported: "When we pulled into our site the lady next door told us to make sure we lock up our bikes. They have had theirs stolen in the past. On our fourth night here my husbands bike was stolen. We had two locks on the bikes."
Seasonal crowds: Winter months bring significant increases in occupancy rates throughout the region. Sites book quickly when snowbirds migrate south, requiring advance reservations for most parks.
High water pressure: Many parks in the area have water systems with excessive pressure. "High water pressure; you'll need a pressure regulator. They sell them at the office!" advises Diane at Travelers World RV Resort.
Tips for camping with families
Playground access: Vista Ridge RV Park provides dedicated play areas for children. "We stayed 5 nights visiting San Antonio. This is a beautiful park outside of the city on the river. 30 minutes to downtown. The owners are awesome people and there is a real pride of ownership shown in the upkeep around the park. Pool, hot tub, fitness center, laundry, dog park, golf cart rentals, clubhouse, and much more!" shares Rachel P.
Fort Sam Houston options: Military families can access discounted camping at Fort Sam Houston Army RV. "All the sites are pull through, have full hook ups (30 and 50) and are big enough to park the largest of rigs. Large playground for the little ones to play," notes Steven V.
Wildlife viewing opportunities: Alamo River RV Ranch Resort & Campground offers nature experiences close to the city. "We loved walking the trails and seeing deer and other wildlife. We absolutely loved it!" writes Hilary K. Another camper adds, "It is a beautiful tucked away area. Nice trails, great tree cover and full of nature and flowing water."
Tips from RVers
Leveling requirements: Most parks provide level sites, though preparation varies. "The grounds are pretty standard with paved roads and gravel sites. The gravel is packed nicely and the sites are mostly level. Some of the 'higher end' sites are paved pads that you can specify when booking through their online form," explains kristin S. about Mission City RV Park.
Big rig accessibility: Fort Sam Houston Army RV accommodates larger vehicles with suitable hookups. "All the sites are pull through, have full hook ups (30 and 50) and are big enough to park the largest of rigs. Grass was all mowed and park was clean," shares Steven V.
Wi-Fi reliability: Internet access varies significantly between parks. "The wifi is super inconsistent and weak, we were positioned very close to the office and could barely use the connection," notes kristin S. when describing Mission City RV Park, while others report stronger connections at alternative campgrounds.
