Their website says they opened in 2005. Judging by the weeds around some of the RVs and vehicles, I'd say some of the spots have been occupied continuously since then. For the price and the expectations, we were very disappointed. After a rain, the main loop road was muddy, my shoes were a mess. There was only enough gravel on the pads to keep you from sinking. With the grass growing up through the gravel, I had a hard time figuring out where the pad was. We were there on a Labor Day weekend and had to pay for 3 days minimum and left a day early. It just wasn't pleasant. The park is a work in progress at best. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We just stayed here mostly so we could go to Fiesta Texas. This park is about 25 minutes from Fiesta Texas -- a short little drive really and the price is good! Partly shady or mostly shady sites, and a river to play in! River is WAY down but still flowing and clear. Burn ban still enforced, but you can have small personal grills for cooking. We would definitely stay here again! We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Park was very clean and the staff was courteous. Sites are large and level, with utility hookups well positioned. It is a bit of a hike to the river. I would advise driving if you're carrying ice chests, small children, etc. The park by the river is well appointed with restrooms, a playground, and numerous pick nick tables. There was a total burn ban in effect, so no fires were allowed, not even for charcoal grilling. Sad, but this part of Texas is experiencing its worst drought in 50 years. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice Park. River has lots of picnic tables, and places for adults and children to swim and play in the water. Fishing was excellent. Campsites have good seperation from each other. Campsites are a bit of a hike to the river, but should not provide much difficutly for most. Bring you own firewood, bundles provided by the state are small, five pieces of wood per bundle, it's cedar, and did not burn very well. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

This is a very friendly camp. I have been many times. The sites are not on the Guadalupe because the river does flood. Tent camping is on the river. What brings me back is the friendly atmosphere and exceptional "Pet Friendly" attitude. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Mermaid Cove is a small park way off the beaten path at the upper end of Canyon Lake, which means it is extremely quiet and peaceful. The sites are relatively level and they give you a grill to use if you don't already have one. The campground hosts are extremely friendly and helpful. They do have a very liberal pet policy (meaning that there isn't one) but for the most part campers do the right thing. Pets are not required to be on a leash unless they become a nuisance or are aggressive. We stayed here for 3 weeks but reluctantly had to move to an RV park closer to Bulverde as my commute to work made it more cost effective to change parks. We camped here in a Motorhome.

15 RV sites with more being built and 12 cabins, 2 with additions in 2007 and some rented seasonally. Sites and roads are gravel. Some sites are water & electric only and the dump station is very close to one of the cabins. If Canyon lake regains its maximum level there is a swimming hole and place to launch canoes into a creek feeding the Guadalupe River and then the lake about a mile away. Tall rigs need to carefully watch tree branches. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A real nice park with some unique features. Personnel has an easy, laidback attitude. Do not get this confused with slack operation. This is first rate. Garbage pick-up daily at your site. Propane tanks are taken, refilled and returned to your site. Well organized without posting regulations and restrictions all over the park. Office/mailbox/coffee room is real cool. Laundry facility has only 3 washers 3 dryers: but it's very clean and we never had to wait. Park deco is also a must see. A short walk (inside the park) and you can visit animals. Park is situated in great surroundings on Hwy 28. An easy 25-minute drive directly into downtown San Antonio. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed for a month so the rate I listed is the prorated monthly rate (includes bill for electricity). The only reason I did not give this park a 10 is that the highway is quite busy & noisy; you wouldn't want to be in one of the front spots. But sites in the trees (which are back-ins) and the pull-through sites towards the back are quiet. Otherwise this park is wonderful. Large sites, lots of open green space; we didn't use the bathrooms but the laundry is spotlessly clean & the machines are new & work very well. The owner manages the park & is there daily; he & his 3 staff people are some of the friendliest we've ever met. While we were there they held a movie night & a campfire/cookout so guests could meet each other & mingle. We will definitely stay there again when we are in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is overall a nice park with very friendly owner and young workamping couple. Nice common area and some sites have great trees. The reason we will not be back is that the park is directly behind the post office and every morning we were awakened at 4 AM with the noise of a big mail truck being loaded. CLUNK CRASH BEEP CLUNK SCRAPE CLUNK. The noise off Hwy 281 was tolerable. Our site really needed the grass/weeds cut, as a result we were constantly picking burrs out of everything. Thought it odd that the park office was closed on weekends, when one would think the busiest time would be. Again, nice park and people (staff and other RVers) but unfortunate location. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.