Best Glamping near Fredericksburg, TX

Found this quiet, peaceful, serene little gem tucked away just 4 miles from Fredericksburg. It is a very relaxing atmosphere. We were met by the friendliest staff member, Stacy upon our arrival. She went above & beyond to make sure our stay was perfect…including setting up the handicap bath/shower facilities for my mom! They’re in the process of making some changes & in my opinion it is for the better!

Ashley here from The Dyrt! It was great to add this property that offers a glamping experience! "The unique and cozy atmosphere of a yurt can help people relax and disconnect from the stresses of daily life." Let’s help them out and leave some reviews!

Jake from the Dyrt here!  Twin Falls Glamping is an experience for those looking to enjoy the day surround by wineries and looking for all the convenience of glamping!  Check them out and make sure to share your experience on the Dyrt!

Very clean bathrooms. It has tents, small cabins, glamping, pull through rv and hybrid tent/rv spots. In all approximately 20 sites. Located just 2 miles from Perdnalles state park.

It was a cute place. A lot of the RV spots are taken up by people who live there. The glamping tents are super cute. The regular tent camping is nice and grassy. Dogs have to be on leash 24/7 that was the only bummer.

We spent a long weekend at Bending Oaks Ranch just outside Fredericksburg. The staff call you in advance to confirm your reservation and estimated arrival time and reservation details. Upon arrival, Lisa met us at the gate in a golf cart and escorted us to our site and went over the amenities and any questions we had. There was a informational packet on our picnic table with everything we could possibly need to know about what the town has to offer. Sites are spacious and those in the back half of the park were extremely well shaded with huge oak trees. We were buried among the trees in site H2 and absolutely loved it. Full hookups throughout the park and looked very well kept. Extremely quiet and serene. The park is 21+ which we loved and allows pets. The fenced in dog run is kept clean and nicely shaded. We put this park at the top of our list for future trips to Fredericksburg, and highly recommend it.

Stayed on the 'hill side' and really enjoyed the park. Most sites you pull in paralllel to the road which is nice. Had deer through our site every day. Really good hiking but some of the trails were closed due to race events. Close to town and not too far of a drive to Fredericksburg and went to the Nat'l Pacific War Museum and that was well worth the drive. Here in October so park was about 1/8 full if even that.

We stayed here for a week in March 2019. We were on #230 on the Mountain View Loop which is water/electric only. Keep in mind, all the sites on the even numbered side in that loop had hookups on the opposite side. Your options are either cross your hoses below your RV or have your door face the road. I think this is the only loop like that. Because there was no separator, you did feel like you were out in the road a bit while camping. The full-hookup sites had an area between the RV and the road to prevent this issue. I wouldn’t stay on that side of the loop again. The leveling was crazy too on that site (and sites nearby). Our tongue jack was out about as far as she can go, but we managed. The park itself is nice and quiet. We didn’t spend a ton of time exploring because we mainly used it as a stopping ground to explore Fredericksburg and the surrounding state parks. It’s about 45 mins to Fredericksburg and the RV parks there are much more expensive. The check-in office is on the opposite side of the street as Mountain View Loop and Deer Field Loop. You go over there to check-in and then come back. Not a big deal though. We did not have good cell phone service, but with the booster it was usable for the hotspot. The sites were a good distance apart from each other and you didn’t feel like you were on top of your neighbor. They also have a dump station. Overall, we would stay here again, but I would choose a spot on the other side of Mountain View Loop or pick a full hook-up site.

We stayed here two nights to enjoy Fredericksburg and some hiking.  The welcoming was hands off due to COVID and was taken very seriously.  The site as good and required no leveling.  Easy access with full hook ups and a pass through.  The dog park was good, but basic. Overall the park was quite and well maintained with nice landscaping.  The street view needs some help, but don't let it stop you from coming in!

The Enchanted Rock state park was out of openings (over night and day passes) and were not accepting drive ins for hiking, so plan ahead of you want visit.  The did offer other attractions that we took up (bat cave, cross mountain ... both short hikes, but interesting).  We visited the local fort and of course the town.

Will stay again if passing through and can't get in at the state park!  Thanks!

I tryed using the posted address 33000 interstate 10 west frontage road, unable to find kept coming back.

Ok, it's a nice campground in a great location to explore the hill country, plus convenient to San Antonio, we decided to stay a week to explore, using campground as base camp. Sites are close but have a picnic table and grassy area between the neighboring site. Full hookups, cable and wifi that seems to actually work at most sites. There are many things to see and do, I hope we can see most of them during our week. We went to a fun town, Fredericksburg tx, today, we are already talking about going back there if time permits, was really alot to do there, beautiful town, we drove through boerne, and need to go see there historic old town and shops too. Of course we want to see the Alamo in San Antonio and the riverwalk, and that will be barely scratching the surface of things to do.

Note! The highway in front of the campground is under construction, so where it would normally be and easy off easy on, it's a little tricky getting in and out with the bigger rigs, but easy enough once you come in once, just follow the signs, it looks harder than it actually is at first, plenty of room to make your turns, just not normal till they finish it. 1/8/21 @ time of post.

Blanco State Park is just beautiful. It sits right on the shores of the Blanco River and we had a gorgeous view of the water. The restrooms were in top shape and our site had a covered picnic table.  In our trip around Texas, this was one of our favorite state parks.  Easy to book online and very inexpensive with our Texas State Parks pass.  We were even able to walk into the cute town of Blanco and enjoy some fantastic BBQ at Old 300!  Would love to return.

This is a nice little park. Don't expect much. It's probably one of the smallest Texas State parks I've been to. I had 5G service with T-Mobile

We selected the park to use as a base for exploring the Texas hill country. In addition to that we had a great time exploring Blanco and the park.

Krause Springs: Temporarily closed till February 16, 2024. Historic Texas camping& swimming site nestled in Spicewood, 30 miles from Austin. Ehall pass

We’ve camped at this park for years and love it! It is a former state park and now so we’ll maintained. Lots of wildlife and Guadalupe River access for swimming, fishing, and kayaking. Wifi also works well and a great base camp for exploring the Texas hill country.