We stayed here for the Thanksgiving Holiday 2020. Very peaceful and well kept area. We enjoyed…read moreour stay and the owner is very nice. Thank you R& M

This park is beautiful, quiet with very nice neighbors. Big grass park in the back for pets,…read morecompletely fenced in, we feel safe and secure. Rene keeps his prices very reasonable, it includes everything and high speed internet too. Rene is super nice and quick to help. We would recommend this park for anyone looking for a quiet ,secure place.

Beautiful trees, really quiet park. I love staying here and all of the people are nice.read more

Had a lovely stay at this RV park! Beautiful trees, plenty of shade, quiet atmosphere. Chicken and…read moreduck sightings in the morning. Think a lot of the people out here are more long-term. One thing to keep in mind--the road to get into the park isn't paved. Make sure to watch out for the entrance at the tire shop. They mention it on the website, but you really do need to be prepared to make that last turn after the light immediately.

Maybe the best park we have stayed in. Large concrete parking pads, with added gravel around them…read more Full hook up's. Small dog park.

Park was being updated when we were there and will have concrete pads and nice porches when…read morefinished. It was very dusty when we stayed because of all the work being done.

Quiet, clean, and spacious! Located in the country, and only 2 miles to town. The owners are nice,…read moreand people are friendly. Highly recommend.

Great places to stay at short or long term!!!! Rooms are very clean and organize and maintained…read more Beautiful place to go to sleep at night and wake up to in the mornin!

5 Stars for its history!…read more Wish I could remember all that our NPS tour guide explained to us. What I do remember the guide saying it's the only Ranch of its kind left in the world, although the details on that claim have escaped my memory. Also none of what the 1936 historical marker is true but they leave it as it's historical maker in itself... which I find a little more hysterical than historical. The mounds in the area that I have many pictures of, are of the original Mission walls that were covered up to preserve them. In the center where the marker is located, is where the church would have stood. Mission Rancho de las Cabras is only open to public a few times a year. I joined a group from Yelp for an Unofficial Yelp Event to meet up and explore together. Although I arrived late, I arrived just in time for the archeological and history tour which is exactly why I wanted to head out there in the first place. I have been enjoying my history lessons of the local missions that I've been on lately. This really is more of a just an old Texas ranch more than anything else. It's great for some that have never had a chance to be on a ranch before plus the historic value of the ranch itself. I hope the best for the NPS keeping the ranch preserved for future generations.

Written on National Trails Day, 06/02/2018:…read more Rancho de las Cabras is part of the Missions, deemed a World Heritage Site, and is rarely open. Before visiting I kept reading articles about how it was a "forgotten World Heritage gem" and now I understand. As I write this review and reflect on my visit, I'm feeling a bit sad. I mean, I am glad to have had the opportunity to finally make it to an event when it's open (only open twice this year), and I really enjoyed the three tours I went on learning about birds, the architecture, grounds, etc... but it's so sad that there is much work to be done to preserve and restore this historic site, and yet there is no funding, no resources, and no solutions. Ruins buried (literally) and forgotten.