Andy M.
Legend
LegendPace Bend Park - Lake Travis
Great State Park.
Very nice spot. Clean and well maintained. We will be returning.
Equestrian Camping near Stonewall, TX
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None of the provided campgrounds in the Stonewall, Texas area appear to have dedicated horse facilities. Based on the features data in the JSON, all ten campgrounds are marked with "NO horse-corral" indicating they lack specific equestrian amenities. Pedernales Falls State Park, the most reviewed campground in the dataset, has extensive hiking trails but no designated horse facilities according to the provided information.
For equestrians seeking camping options, Pedernales Falls State Park offers camping with hiking trails that might permit horses on certain paths, though specific equestrian facilities are not indicated in the data. The park features spacious campsites with water and electric hookups, picnic tables, and fire rings. Sites are described as large enough to accommodate multiple tents, suggesting potential space for horse trailers, though no specific equestrian parking is mentioned in the reviews.
Trail access throughout the Hill Country region provides potential riding opportunities, though riders should contact parks directly to confirm horse policies and trail access. The parks near Stonewall generally offer camping amenities including showers, restrooms, and some hookups, but lack specialized horse infrastructure like corrals, dedicated equestrian campsites, or wash stations based on the provided data. Seasonal considerations affect water availability in the region, with reviews noting the clear waters of the Pedernales River as a highlight during certain times of year. Visitors bringing horses would need to inquire about temporary containment options and specific trail access permissions.
Best Equestrian Campgrounds near Stonewall (15)
1. Pedernales Falls State Park Campground
"a crown jewel of the Texas Parks system. Hiking, horse riding, swimming, floating. At one with nature. Bird watching."
"This was some of the best TEXAS camping we've done. We found a really nice spot that was on the cliffside and had an incredible view of the hill country. It was isolated enough from other campsites."
15 Sites AvailableAvailable this weekend
from $10 - $100 / night
2. Kerrville-Schreiner Park
"We stayed in the Fox Run Loop towards the back of the park away from the highway and it was nice and quiet. The showers and restrooms were decent, again reflecting other Texas SP facilities."
"All sites seem to be pull through, so that’s nice but if you get an even number site in the pecan loop be aware of the proximity to a bust county road with a lot of road noise."
Check Availabilityfrom $27 - $45 / night
3. Pace Bend Park - Lake Travis
"Pace Bend is one of my most favorite places to camp in Texas. Not far from the old (and new!)"
"Pace Bend Park is conveniently located a short distance from the city of Austin and on the shores of Lake Travis. The park is managed by the Travis County Parks Department."
Check Availabilityfrom $15 - $30 / night
4. Krause Springs
"I happily drive over three hours to camp here... Dogs are not allowed, but service dogs are. Just call them in advance and let them know. It is CASH ONLY. Also, be careful how far you venture."
"Cool, spring-fed water refreshed everyone on our group on a hot summer day in Texas"
5. Grelle - Lake Travis
"Only there for one short night but it was delightful to sit in the water of lake Travis and watch the stars on a warm texas summer night."
"As you walk into the lake (walk fast if you dont want to get bitten) you will find pockets if cooler water spouting up. Its kinda like stepping into a refridgerator but underwater."
6. Muleshoe Bend Recreation Area
"Set on the lake, muleshoe recreation area is run by the LCRA. Clean camp sights dotted a long the lake offer access to the water."
"My campsite was pretty shaded and the outhouse wasn’t too far of a walk. They have an outdoor shower at the entrance as well as a filtered water/ice machine."
Check Availabilityfrom $25 / night
7. Shaffer Bend Recreation Area
"Dogs love running along water’s edge and jumping in. Horses ok too from the looks of it. Sites 1-13 closer together and more in site if each other but still ok. Great hiking and walking."
"This is a great little place on Lake Travis. Going in the spring time is the best because of all the wildflowers. Trails are easy. Campsites are clean with a fire pit and a grill."
8. COE Canyon Lake Canyon Park
"Purple campsite was just a small walk away from the small store and bathrooms. It was a nice campsite but the sites were kinda close together."
"The only thing that I don’t like are the bathrooms which are pretty close to an outhouse which some people don’t have a problem but I guess I’m picky ."
9. Arkansas Bend
"The lake is pretty decent, there are a few small trails around the area, and you are close to a small town. Biggest issue? 30 bucks a night, plus 5 dollars per person for a day use fee."
"We have a pull behind. We were very surprised at how level our gravel campsite was. It made setup a breeze. The loop makes backing into your spot easy. The wifi is decent."
Check Availabilityfrom $20 - $30 / night
10. Freedom Lives Ranch RV Resort
"All this plus you can board your pets and horses!! All pull through sites."
"This beautiful RV park in Texas Hill country was booked years in advance for the eclipse. But on our suggestion the very accommodating proprietors opened up a pasture in back to dry camping."
Check Availabilityfrom $55 / night
Drive Time
- 1 hr 6 min from Austin, TX
- 1 hr 7 min from San Antonio, TX
- 1 hr 39 min from Killeen, TX
- 2 hrs 29 min from Waco, TX
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Equestrian Camping Reviews near Stonewall, TX
213 Reviews of 15 Stonewall Campgrounds
- Susan W.
GuideKerrville-Schreiner Park
Road to the coast
This is a wonderful park and campground! Hiking and biking trails galore. Deer were everywhere. It's along the Guadalupe River which still bears flood scars from last summer. Very few people this time of year.
- cclint C.Guide
Fort Mason City Park
Nice place with deer everywhere
I am here in January, so it is not very crowded in spite of decent weather. There are deer everywhere at this campground. There is also a nice nature trail up the creek. My only complaint is the road through the campground serves the baseball fields so there has been a ton of traffic.
Christopher P.GuideArkansas Bend
Nice County Park outside of Austin
Recently rebuilt county park outside of Austin. $30 plus day fees per night. Includes electric water and showers. Will be opening cabins Spring 2026. Almost nobody here in December. Staff is very friendly. Hike and bike trails.
- MMark M.Legend
Kerrville-Schreiner Park
Large city-run RV park, safe
Large 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.
Katie P.GuideArkansas Bend
Perfect Camping
We were taking our first camping trip and this spot is absolutely perfect. We were able to pull into our spot and set up camp easily. Everything is level, easy accessibility, the staff is extremely friendly and maintenance takes care of the property. We will absolutely be back.
Red S.
RangerPedernales Falls State Park Campground
Great Park
Such a great park. Nice and clean campsites are really nice. Hiking trails were excellent, and challenging bathrooms were clean. Cell service with T-Mobile was between 4G and 5G, depending on where you were at. No Wi-Fi, I don't know about TV signals. I didn't camp. I only hiked the trails.
- JJake S.
TravelerKerrville-Schreiner Park
Great tent camping, large sites.
Took the family and had a blast. Fishing, hiking, and geocaching was great. We will be back
juliet S.TravelerPace Bend Park - Lake Travis
Views for Days
Was absolutely stunning, it’s on a cliff top so your “backyard” is a small trail to a gorgeous overlook of the lake and adjacent cliffs. I didn’t expect to be given this view. The campsite itself is also fairly shaded and there are some cacti but it’s the best spot I’ve stayed at while being there!
Guide to Stonewall
Equestrian camping near Stonewall, Texas faces challenges as most campgrounds lack dedicated horse facilities. The Texas Hill Country terrain features limestone formations with elevations ranging from 1,400 to 2,300 feet, creating a unique ecosystem for both campers and equestrians. Summer temperatures often exceed 95°F while winter nights can drop below freezing, requiring camping preparation for temperature extremes.
What to do
Wildlife viewing: Pedernales Falls State Park offers excellent wildlife spotting opportunities. "Beware of cayotes and curious deer," warns Jimmy R., who stayed at one of the primitive sites that require "a few miles hike in."
Geocaching adventures: Several parks feature geocaching sites for those interested in treasure hunting. "This beautiful park is just miles away from my home. Camping, river play and over 20 geocaching sites make it a great place to wind down," shares James G. about Pedernales Falls.
Water activities: Krause Springs provides unique swimming experiences with natural springs. "Kids can jump off the small Cliffside or fly on the rope swing. If you like nature this is a dream spot," explains Brandi W., noting the springs are accessible from the campgrounds.
What campers like
Privacy between sites: Kerrville-Schreiner Park offers well-spaced campsites. "The camp ground is wonderful. Very spread out and wooded for privacy between the campsites. Hook ups for both water and electricity, if needed," notes Kaitlyn M., highlighting the park's dog-friendly policy.
Beach access: Some sites feature sandy beach areas perfect for cooling off. "We set up at site 15 it has an awesome view of the river/lake and it's walking distance down to the waters edge. Great spot to fish for some bass or take a dip in the water," reports Steve L. about Shaffer Bend Recreation Area.
Trail systems: The area features diverse trail networks suitable for hiking and mountain biking. "There are 10 miles of hiking/biking trails that are mostly under tree cover, the park offers a nice amount of day hiking," notes Tim W. about Muleshoe Bend Recreation Area.
What you should know
Seasonal wildflower viewing: Spring brings spectacular wildflower displays, particularly bluebonnets. "I HIGHLY suggest coming out here during Bluebonnet season. It is Absolutely beautiful!!!" recommends Jennifer J. about Muleshoe Bend.
Flash flood risks: Weather conditions can change rapidly in this region. "Made me aware of how serious flash flooding is here. Respect weather warnings!" cautions Faith S. about her experience at Pedernales Falls State Park.
Water level fluctuations: Lake levels can vary significantly throughout the year. "When the water level was down, there was not a soul around. I considered it 'My park,'" shares Jennifer J. about her experience at Grelle Recreation Area.
Tips for camping with families
Playground access: Some parks feature dedicated play areas for children. "We have enjoyed the hiking trails down by the water and the playground for our kids," mentions Lauren Z. about Arkansas Bend Park.
Swimming hole safety: Natural swimming areas require supervision. "Bring your water shoes," advises Shelly S., noting that Pedernales Falls has "HUGE camping spots" where "you could fit a group of people all on one site with room to spare!"
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