Best Cabin Camping near Uvalde, TX
Looking to cabin camp near Uvalde and enjoy a rustic retreat into nature? Find the best cabin camping near Uvalde. Each cabin rental offers quick access to one or more of Uvalde's most popular destinations.
Looking to cabin camp near Uvalde and enjoy a rustic retreat into nature? Find the best cabin camping near Uvalde. Each cabin rental offers quick access to one or more of Uvalde's most popular destinations.
Campsites with Electricity (Old Garner) People per Site: 8 Number of Sites: 39 These water and electric (20/30 amp) sites are located in the Oakmont Camping Area; they are not waterfront. You may use a generator, but not during quiet hours from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.
Picnic table Outdoor grill Fire ring Water hookup 20 amp hookup 30 amp hookup Lantern post Restrooms nearby
$26 / night
$50 - $200 / night
Zubers River Camp is nestled in the hill country, on the beautiful spring fed Frio River, under the amazing Old Baldy. Family owned and operated for over 50 years, Zubers takes pride in remaining a family oriented and fun place to vacation. Whether you're interested in a rental cabin, an RV hookup, or a campsite with shelter, we can accommodate your needs. We have ample frontage on the Frio River so you can relax or enjoy some tubing.
We are a Family Oriented facility ... if you're coming to the Frio River just to party, please find somewhere else to stay.
Zubers River Camp offers 12 Cabins, 6 Shelters and 31 Full Hook-up RV sites. The famous Garner State Park dance starts every evening around dusk right across the river and goes until 11:00 pm.
We hope you have a fun and safe stay with us here at Zubers River Camp.
Seven Bluff Cabins is situated along 50 acres of pecan, cypress, and juniper trees on the banks of the Frio River in Concan, Texas. Towering over the property is Seven Bluff itself, a sheer limestone cliff named after the “7” emblazoned on its face.
Since 1988 our family has operated the property and cabins with one goal in mind to make sure our guests have a relaxing vacation that allows you to enjoy the best the Frio River has to offer.
$45 - $75 / night
All sites include up to 6 occupants, water, electric, sewer, bbq grill, picnic table, parking, WiFi and bath house privileges. Extra vehicles are $10/night Pets 35lbs or less 5$/night Pets larger than 35lbs, not allowed. 7-12 people, not allowed, or must rent second site. Overnight-Sleeping tents not allowed Day use canopies/covers are allowed Visitors welcome 9:00am-10:00pm, entrance fee applies...$10/vehicle, $3/person per day. Check-in time 3pm to 8pm (please call if late arrival is necessary) Check-out time 12 noon Reservations are accepted starting second Monday of each year (January to April reservations accepted anytime). 3 night minimum required in peak-season,(May 1st thru Labor Day) Deposit must be made by Visa, Mastercard, Discover. A deposit of 50% of the rate per night booked is required. Balance due upon arrival. We accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover, or Cash. Unfortunately, checks are no longer accepted as a form of payment. Transfers or date changes can be honored 30 days or more prior to arrival date, but could be subject to deposit transfer fee of 25% nightly. No refunds are issued for RV Campsites. Remaining balance will be charged for stay if campground is not notified by phone or email of intent to cancel or non-arrival. ***Cancellations must be made by email, camp4j@yahoo.com or by phone, 830-232-6202. Cancellation must include reservation details. A three-night booking is mandatory and must be maintained. Cancellations/transfers/changes must be made more than thirty (30) days prior to arrival date. A prompt notice is very much appreciated. No explanation for cancellations is needed. It is your responsibility to check and verify all dates and reservation detail for accuracy and notify us of any discrepancies. (No refunds for "no-show" or early departure of all or part of reserved dates for any reason including poor or inclement weather conditions.)
$58 / night
Big Oak River Camp features beautiful log cabins, with the signature red roofs, offer all the comforts of home. Each cabin is outfitted with full kitchen and bath facilities. The kitchens are fully stocked with all pots/pans, dishes and cooking/eating utensils. We furnish a microwave, coffee pot and Direct TV. The cabin is furnished with a Queen Size bed, a full size futon and a small dining table. We do not furnish linens so make sure you bring your own sheets, pillow cases and towels. A BBQ Pit, fire ring, picnic table and porch swing are just added amenities for your enjoyment. On our property we offer many options: -Shades sites with beautiful Pecan & Oak Trees -20/30/50 AMP - Concrete Pull -Thru -Fully Equipped Log Cabins -Tent Camping -Picnic Table, BBQ Pit & Fire Ring at all Sites -Separate Men's & Women's Bathhouses -Camp Store - Ice - Laundry -Dump Stations -Lighted Playground & Basketball Court -Lighted Regulation Sand Volleyball Court -Ton's of water fun - including Swimming, Fishing, Kayaking, Tubing & Snorkeling
$38 - $65 / night
We spent 4 nights in this small RV park. The grounds are not well maintained, with trash, dog poop and cigarette butts pretty much everywhere. Bath house and restrooms are dirty and old. Neals is mainly for cabin rentals, and there are only a handful of RV sites. It is on a beautiful and easily accessible part of the Frio River, which is why we stayed here. There is a decent restaurant on site
The BEST hidden secret for camping in Texas. I mean wonderful camping privacy. Can’t beat the friendly Christian atmosphere
Nice campground tent spaces, rv spots, and cabins for rent. Access to the river. Clean restrooms and showers. Rules are enforced.Also have pool area splash area for kids pretty nice for a get away.
This was our second trip to this park. The river is beautiful, and the hill country backdrop is gorgeous. We stayed in a cabin this time, #16. It was comfortable and we liked our space. We were in walking distance of the park store and the river.
The hiking here is fantastic. Must of the hikes include elevation changes and rocky ground, so I would call them moderately difficult. There is one easy hike for those who prefer that. Trails are well marked and intersect, so you can choose your adventure.
There are some stores and restaurants in Leakey, Concan, and Uvalde if you need to get out, but the area is very rural. Many of the places in Concan and Leakey close early.
If you like a party atmosphere, go during the summer months. Keep in mind lines get long to get in, and the park may close to new entrants. We prefer to go right before memorial day or after labor day. It's still warm enough to enjoy the river, and we've had no problem finding a spot to relax.
One caveat (and the reason for knocking off a star), the water is the park is terrible. Do not expect to use water for cooking or drinking. We went thinking we'd use the water in the cabin but could hardly take a shower in it much less drink it. Otherwise, this park is amazing.
Neal's Lodges has primitive camp grounds, so you will not have water or electricity hookups. They also provide cabins, but who could resist getting to sleep in a tent right on the water.
This is a great camping spot, we had tent site 3 and it was right on the water. We had a huge camping area. There was a big slide for adults and kids as well as beautiful big jumping rocks. They also had golf cart rentals for 24 hr periods which definitely came in handy. We were close to the restrooms which is great when you have kids. They had a store with all the supplies you forget or run out of, as well as a restaurant. They had a dance hall with a snack bar and offered excursions with the ranch animals.
We have been coming to Neal’s for years, but have always stayed in their cabins. We had a change of plans for a trip (thank you Hurricane Beryl) and were lucky enough to get in at Neal’s. Had an amazing time, and changed our upcoming cabin reservation to an RV site!
Type of Park: Private- book with them through Campspot.
Check In: 2 pm for RV sites, 4 pm for cabins Check Out: 12 pm
📋 Site#CP 06, Central Park
Premium site, Central Park sites have a patio area looking toward the river with pergola top
In the Area:
🛒 Several small stores, tube/kayak rentals
🍽🍺 Bar& grills on the way to and in Leakey(15 minutes)
Garner State Park is very close- a Texas Parks Pass is very handy
This is one of the oldest campgrounds around. It has tent camping and cabins. They have concerts in the summer as well as a restaurant. They offer toobing shuttles and rent tubes as well. I love this place! Going again this year. Tents and cabins fill up quickly so reservations are a good idea.
We have been going to Garner since I was a kid. We have stayed in the tent area and the cabin areas. Every day during the summer is a dance at night in the pavilion so bring your dancing shoes. The summer time is so busy at Garner so get there really early if you are going for a day trip. Cabins and campsites sell out months in advance. You can rent tubes but don't forget to bring old shoes for the water or your feet will hurt!
This is the best campground around. Great campsites. Lots to do. Great store. Cabins! The Frio is the best.
We spent a wonderful time at this campground. The cabins and facilities are clean and cozy. The river was so relaxing and clean. Nice little town, too! Highly recommended and hope to return again soon!
I have stayed here twice, once in one of the cabins and the last time I camped with a group. I just love this park. The Frio River runs along side it. There are enough large hills to hike to challenge any hiker. The first time I went there was a butterfly migration that took my breath away.
Went on a day pass. Drove by the cabins and they looked cute. Perfect place to put a kayak in. Lots of shallow water in parts though. It was pretty crowded with quite a bit of music playing. Bathrooms were old and run down but worked, shower had little pressure. Better for rinsing off. I enjoyed the view and the fishing.
We had a friends and family reunion of sorts here at the campgrounds for 5 days and it was the most amazing experience of our trip! We stayed in one of the cabins, a tiny home and utilized on RV hookup as well! So we got a picture of pretty much everything they offer. It was PERFECT to say the least! Water pressure was great! I have super thick hair and worry about being able to wash it thoroughly, but their bathrooms were just right! The AC's kept the cabin the perfect temperature for the hotter times of the day and at night or early mornings, you kept toasty warm. The grounds themselves were huge and you can set up a volleyball net as well as barbecue. If you wanted to lounge with other guests, you could in the common areas, or you can stick to yourselves as well, the place was so huge. The water was clear and cool and so very inviting! My son did cannon bombs of the cliff jump! Do not recommend that though:/... the women brought our inner tubes and laid out with our drinks soaking in the warm sun. Brandon and Sachi were the perfect hosts and I definitely plan on coming back year after year to experience this treasured place. Mahalo!
We had a great time at 4J this past weekend. It was our first time staying at 4J, and I was impressed. I stayed in the Kyle cabin and the place was nice and clean. I wiped certain areas just to make sure and it was spotless. The beds are very comfortable, didn’t expect that. The front office employees were very nice. The common areas are really nice. 4J is right next to the Rio Frío, it’s very shallow, but it was perfect for our kids(8, 6, 1 year old). We really enjoyed our self. Forgot to take picture.
Garner State park is a fantastic State park located just west of San Antonio. When we went it was a bit chilly but perfect weather for camping. We were able to get a great campfire going and enjoy being out under the stars. We did quite a bit of hiking and Geocaching. I believe there was also water activities like fishing and swimming available, but we did not do that this trip.
Pros:
Loads of amenities. Showers, Restrooms, MiniGolf, Dances, Cabins, Open Areas!
Loads of amazing Trails. Some of my favorites so far with hugely varied terrain levels.
Shockingly good food truck
Loads of sovereign shops (Could be a con for some)
Lots of awesome and unique geocaches.
No Cell service so we were forced to unplug
Cons:
Checking in Sucked. It took almost 3 hours and was pitch black by the time we finally were given our reserved campsite.
No Cell Service making Geocaching tough but do-able.
A very nice & well kept camp ground. This place has wonderful amenities for campers of all types. They have tent sites close to the water with electric, water, picnic tables and grills at what looks like every tent site. There are multiple gate ways leading into the beautiful Nueces river bed where you can explore, fish and swim in the crystal clear cool water. The cabins are beautiful, clean and thoughtfully placed. There are well placed and easy to pull through RV sites that look like they'll fit even the biggest rigs.They also have a driving range for golfers, a very nice pool area with splash pad, separate mens and womens bath houses/bathrooms, pavilions and even a laundry mat! There are also multiple play areas, volley ball court, basketball courts, and thoughtfully placed hanging porch swing type swings to sit and enjoy the views in. All very clean and well kept. I thoroughly enjoyed my tent stay and plan on coming back on a regular basis. Love this place.
Now Called Nueces River RV & Cabin resort. We were here Easter Weekend 2021. Lots of families here for the holiday. We have an 18 foot travel trailer so they put us down near the river. There were mostly tents on that area but there were partial hook ups. Our spot was Beautiful with a perfect view of the hills and the river. 2 basket courts, driving range, sand volleyball, see saws, swings....a slight walk down to a nice rocky river area. The Nueces is very clear. We brought paddle boards but it was quite a walk down to the river (if I was carrying a board). We could have probably driven down the road a bit to the dam and gotten in there but it was a little too cold on the weekend we were there. The main RV area was up near the front in a more typical “RV park” set up in rows. The bathhouse had about 6 individual bathrooms. It would probably be plenty big for a normal weekend but was very small and busy for a holiday weekend. ****BYOfire pit!!
I stayed at Camp Riverview the week of Thanksgiving and it's a nice spot. The people are friendly, it's a good spot for kids, and there were plenty of RVs there. It probably gets busy in the summer since the river is right there, but it was pretty quiet in November. A little pricey, but it was worth it for a relaxing getaway. One thing to keep in mind: the main road into the campground has a small river crossing, which was a little tense the first time riding my motorcycle, but it isn't too deep or slippery.
It’s wonderful here, everyone is family and the food is terrific! The people come from everywhere and yet no one ever knows where it is so only the best people ever get here! Bring your dancing boots, because they play amazing Texas county.
Quiet, small, 16 site RV Park set in a pecan grove along the scenic Frio River in the southern end of the Texas Hill County. We stayed in late October and the pecans were falling. If you wanted to gather any pecans you had to beat the deer to them. Lots of deer and wild turkeys all over the grounds. Plan ahead and book early, it’s quite a popular location.
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.
Hookups are available for campers or a 2-3 mile hike can get you to a primitive site. Group sites are available to rent. This area of Texas gets hot so bring plenty of water. Watch for wildlife.
I would recommend checking their Facebook page if it has recently rained to see the status of the park and trails. Occasionally the park or some trails will close if the risk of damage to the natural area is high.
Great place to hike, swim and relax
Rvs are a schlep from the water. Facilities were cleanish- I wasn’t bothered but my partner was. It was crowded/pretty busy
Nice place to camp. We were in spot 12 it’s close to the water and has nice trees to cover your tent and campsite with shade. The area is for campers only so it doesn’t get to busy which is nice. The restaurant across the street is amazing you have to try the chicken fried steak and the salsa is a must.
We will come back for rent camping but probably not for RV. It's a little too far from the water. The campgrounds are so great though and is absolutely our favorite
Ashley here from The Dyrt! It was great to add this property. It’s a family-owned business that’s been around for 50 years. Let’s help them out and leave some reviews!
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