The rate reflects the monthly rate. We stayed here for 3 months. This is an older park but pretty well kept up. The Wi-Fi does not work unless you are right by the office so we had to contact the cable company and pay an extra 30 a month for Wi-Fi. There are many mature trees providing lots of shade. The one downfall of this park are the employees. While he owner is a very nice man, he rarely worked. The other workers except one, were downright rude. You learn right away not to bother to say hi when walking past them. Quite a few camp activities during winter months, but again did not participate because workers made everyone feel unwelcome. We will try another park next time we are in the area. Will not stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We have lived off and on at this park. The park caters to many elderly folks that are both Winter Texans and lots of widows. There are no real frills here, but the park staff is excellent and the sites vary from excellent to good. The park owner would almost give you the shirt off his back and it's a very safe park. It's a family run business and they actually care about their guests. If your looking for a nice quite RV park with lots of trees and not in the crazy San Antonio area, then this is your park. The Wi-Fi service covers mainly the front part of the park but you can easily take your computer up to the office and and sit outside in the beautiful Texas sun to check you mail. Park also has excellent cable TV. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We traveled to this park in a group of 8 rigs and had made our reservations well in advance. But when we got there, we discovered that the sites which had been assigned to us had been given to another group. Therefore, we were put into sites that were difficult to get into and were inferior to those promised. The staff tried to direct the parking of one member of our party and caused him to hit a tree limb which damaged the roof of his camper. The staff member acknowledged responsibility for the accident but the park owner refused to repair the damage. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Stayed here for 4 nights. An older park with a lot of long term rv's and park models. Streets fairly narrow with overhanging trees. Lady in office was very friendly and offered to help us park. Quite a few snowbirders here. Just 20 miles north of San Antonio and the River Walk. Would stay here again when passing thru. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice well kept park with paved, level, shaded sites. Friendly, helpful managers. I had reservations and was met as I pulled in and guided to my site. Checked in after hooking up. Would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed in Texas 281 RV Park for two months while I had work in the area. There are other reviews here that describe the park and all its amenities and they are all very accurate. For the most part, we found the campground personnel extremely friendly. The only complaint we had was that in our opinion the managers seemed to kowtow to a certain few permanent residents as far as the complaint department goes. Apparently there are one or two people there who take it upon themselves to complain whenever they hear a dog barking. After two complaints, you receive a note from the office that there has been a complaint and that there are consequences. Now, I am in full agreement about their dog barking policy. There is nothing more annoying than a constantly barking dog. But these dog nazis take it to such an extreme to the point where people jump to shush their dogs whenever they make a peep. The short-stay campers probably will not run into this problem but if you plan to stay there any length of time and you have pets, keep this in mind. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This little jewel of a park located at the base of the Texas hill country has been a delight to visit. There are big oak trees, paved pull-throughs with FHU including 50 amps for big rigs like ours, free Wi-Fi and free cable for daily or weekly visitors - charge for monthly cable. Nearby huge HEB grocery and Home Depot. Park is neat as a pin, has a nice laundry room and very friendly staff. It is an older park with a number of friendly permanent tenants. We came in for 2 weeks but stayed for a month. Great rates for monthly visits too! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a mix of RV's and mobile homes. The campground is mainly for seasonal and year-round campers but they take care of daily campers very well. The highway is close but is not bad if you are in the back areas. This place is neat and clean with no clutter in the sites. The people that live here are friendly and there are a lot of activities to take advantage of. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Stumbled on this place in the Hill Country. Happy to get a level pull thru, FHU w/cable (and HBO!) for $25 (23 for GS). Large oak trees and ambiance here; lots of regulars. very nice managers. Sites are a bit close, but it's quiet. Only real negative is the bathhouse with its 2 not user-friendly showers. More of a "7" park but an 8 for the great cable and value. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Spent 4 nights here recently, very nice park. Lots of shade, quiet, friendly people, stayed after closing when I said I was getting close to being there. Good value, good location to visit places on northeast to northwest parts of San Antonio. Easy to get to New Braunfels and Boerne. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This campground is very well run. The area is very clean, and the camp is very quiet. We had someone show us to our site, and he helped my husband back in. We used this as a base to visit San Antonio and the surrounding area. There are some fixed residences, but everything is very well maintained. We were worried about having our two small kids in the campground, but we were made to feel welcome. It is family friendly, but there is not a play area for small kids. In the winter months they have a large population of Winter Texans. We would stay here again since it is in such a nice location. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.