Whether you're a tent camper, an RVer, or just passing through, Hondo, TX has a lot to offer. There are tons of hikes and other fun activities to partake in, as well as sights to see and explore. At The Dyrt, campers like you share their favorite spots, plus tips and photos. No matter where you're headed in Hondo, you'll find the best spot for you and your camping crew.
"This was such a cute Park in the middle of a farm, about a mile outside of a small town near San Antonio. We stayed a few nights on our way to the shore."
"The landscaping and grounds are beautifully planted and laid out, including a nice nature trail alongside the golf course."
"We followed the website instructions to come in so we could take a right turn into the RV Resort, which is a 1/4 mile from the golf course entrance. A very short rig could take a left turn."
"The park itself is nice, with playgrounds, a large open central area with several soccer fields and quite a few trails to hike."
"Quiet and away from the noisy RVs this spot was peaceful and offered great access to the river. A street light made it a little too bright at night for sleeping in a tent. Bathrooms were okay."
"Well it isn't the newest campground around. As a matter of fact, it could stand a few upgrades."
"We were so excited to find this little place close to where we live. Quiet little getaway lots of space between the RVs. There are plenty of wildlife to see."
"Located in the hills about 10 miles from Bandera, TX, this campground is the perfect place to disconnect (you won’t get signal anyways) and hike, run or horseback ride through a plethora of trails."
"Absolutely love the trails here! The views are breathtaking and the trails vary from easy to challenging."
$113 / night
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$35 - $185 / night
"this was a great location for spending some time on the medina river and close to medina lake. we camped in the tent camping area above the cabin. it's a bit of a steep walk from the campsite to the river"
"One hidden gem I hadn’t yet discovered was Boulderdash Cabin And RV on Lake Medina just outside of Bandera."
$18 / night
"Supposedly there are some hidden caves off trail but I haven't found them. Trails are extensive and rocky. Good views. Beware of trail closures when it rains."
"The campsites are all walk in, but not a great distance. Camp sites vary in size, but all have fire rings, a place to hang trash, and a storage cupboard."
"The resort itself is beautifully maintained, with Buckshot Roulette spacious, well-maintained RV sites and stunning Texas Hill Country views."
"Pool area in front close to playground"
RangerLarge city-run park that straddles hwy. This site had water, 30 amp service, no sewer but dump near by the restrooms. Restrooms were run down, but clean enough, very hot shower water. LOTS of trees, birds, sites mostly level. Quiet. As noted, by other review, it is large and you'll need to take a map with you if you leave and return at night. There is a gate code to get back in, after hours. Some reviews noted a lot of road noise from hwy, but we were not anywhere near hwy, so NO noise. However, the south side of park is directly below airport approach and landing and pvt. jets and general aviation aircraft could be noisy and quite low over campground.
ScoutLoved our stay at River Trail Cottages& RV Park! Great spot near downtown, peaceful by the Guadalupe River. Big lawn, fire pits, grills—perfect for a picnic!
ScoutVery enjoyable campsite. We stayed for a month in March/April. The resort offered nightly activities like dinners and live music during their winter months which was enjoyable for us. Spacious sites. Plenty of options for big rigs. Very clean facilities. We ride motorcycles so really enjoyed the location on the edge of Kerville. We plan on coming back again!
ScoutWe stayed at Mission City RV Park for a week during our trip to San Antonio and couldn't have been happier! The park is extremely well-maintained with clean facilities and friendly staff. Our site was perfectly level and the hookups worked flawlessly. My son brought his favorite action figure collection along, and we even met another camper who shared his enthusiasm for vintage collectibles! The security features made us feel safe, and the location was perfect for exploring the Riverwalk and Alamo. The heated pool was a bonus after long days of sightseeing. Will definitely return on our next visit to San Antonio!
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ScoutNestled beneath towering pine trees, this hidden gem offers crystal-clear mountain streams and star-filled skies. With spacious sites, modern facilities, and direct access to hiking trails, Paradise Pines delivers the perfect blend of comfort and wilderness. The friendly staff and peaceful atmosphere make every camping trip unforgettable. It's not just a campground– it's your home in nature.
ScoutGreat place with clear cold river and hot showers.
RangerWell, you can camp at this state park, I did not stay there. I went there to hike the trails and see the dinosaur tracks. The park is very clean. There's plenty of parking if you don't wanna camp. While not trying to be a skeptic. I wasn't very impressed with what they call dinosaur tracks. You'll have to judge for yourself. I have T-Mobile cell service and the trail that was leading to the dinosaur tracks. My cell service did have some dead spots.
ScoutThe RV sites are spacious, and the grounds are spaced out nicely. The river access is nice. There are a few drawbacks. There's isn't a dog park for pets to safely let out energy without tons of wildlife poo (it was EVERYWHERE). Disposing of dog waste was a challenge. There are only two bins on the opposite side of the grounds from the RV sites. One by the playground and the other by the river, additionally were no guest accessible dumpsters, and they don't tell you to put your trash by the curb. To have pets, it is $2.50 for each pet per night. Also, a second vehicle parked at a lot is an additional $10 per night, and the credit card fee is ~$10. They will also charge $50 for violating the pet policy. The site price range has gone up from $45-$75 to $55-$91(and that's still off-season pricing). This place is very nice, but they aren't pet friendly, and the hidden fees are ridiculous.
TravelerTook the family and had a blast. Fishing, hiking, and geocaching was great. We will be back
Camping near Hondo, Texas, offers a mix of beautiful scenery and outdoor activities. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat or an adventure-filled getaway, there are plenty of campgrounds to choose from.
Camping near Hondo, Texas, has something for everyone, from families to solo adventurers. Enjoy the great outdoors and make some unforgettable memories!
Frequently Asked Questions
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Hondo, TX is Westbound RV Park with a 3.8-star rating from 4 reviews.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 5 parks near Hondo, TX that allow camping, notably Bankhead National Forest and Chugach National Forest.
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