Great stay, great people. 5 Stars! My wife and I just bought a motorhome and we stayed at Mission…read moreCity RV for 3 months to learn the ins and outs of it. We had a great experience and we'll be back again.

Now called Mission RV park. This place is awesome they have the kindest and most knowledgeable…read morestaff. You will be well prepared into you adventure into the city with all of the information you need. They have a nice pool and clean facilities. Their spots are perfectly acceptable and include a picnic table. Overall very much enjoyed our stay and would recommend to any RVers looking to spend time in san antonio.

Food-Services-Pool-Store-Parking-Bathrooms-Showers-Tress. Everything was Fantastic ! Easy…read moreReservations, Playground for kids.

Whether you stay for 1 night or 4 months, this KOA in San Antonio will make you feel right at…read morehome! Clean and beautiful spaces, plenty of restrooms/showers, gorgeous trail by the Salado creek, pool is always clean and nice we loved it here so much and hated leaving! Thanks to everyone at KOA! Yall are the best

Amazing experience and stay at this RV park. We stayed here for about four months. All hook ups…read moreworked great, they have their maintenance man available 24/7. Small business that you want to pay to be apart of! Can't recommend more highly!

Best place I have stayed at in my RV by far! Deb and Jo are such great people and they make you…read morefeel like family. The property is quiet and has beautiful sunsets! 10/10 recommend

The park was very well maintained and pleasant, probably why it was almost full. Beautiful trees…read morethroughout and my coach's roof was hitting a couple small limbs and when I spoke with the front desk, they trimmed them back that day. I would definitely come back.

Large campground, easy to get in and out and drive into San Antonio. Bath house is at the very…read morefront beside the office-too far away from most of the camp sites. It looked like a lot of long term campers, which is fine, however, their sites were piled up with belongings and kind of trashy looking. Overall it was a decent campground.

The park has mostly full-time RV slots. They suggest you lock your bike up, but the bike lock was…read morelike a quarter mile away so we kept them at the site with no problem. We picked this park because of its proximity to the Riverwalk. From the park to downtown is about 5 miles and the Riverwalk is right behind the park the location was really nice. We were right next to the road so it's very noisy. We had no problems and like I said we enjoyed being near the Riverwalk, but the noise because I am a light sleeper I would most likely not stay again. My husband slept fine.

Very clean and well maintained Rv Park. Many amenities (gym, pickleball, pool etc...). We stayed…read morehere 3 nights while visiting San Antonio and Riverwalk. Wished we would have had more time to enjoy all the amenities. Very clean park and laundry facility. Friendly staff. Would recommend.

Great location and great area! We are first time RV'ers and our lot neighbors were super helpful!read more

From the owner: Water View RV Park is a safe and secure RV park in San Antonio, Texas, with breathtaking views of…read moreCalaveras Lake. Our RV campground is clean, affordable, and conveniently located only .2 miles from the Calaveras Lake entrance. Whether you’re staying a week, a month, all year, or just for the night, you’ll receive a warm welcome, and excellent customer service, along with an exceptional number of valuable amenities.

I have to honestly say this is the best RV park that I have stayed at and I've been in my RV for…read morefive years. It's quiet. It's nestled behind beautiful trees. Everyone in the park is quiet and nice. It's a good time and a good place to heal. I wish I didn't have to leave. I so recommend this park . And the staff is incredible

Great little place to stay for location to local food, bars etc. Quick check-in over the…read morephone...we will be back again when we want to come from the ranch south of San Antonio to watch our cousin perform in a band.

My kids absolutely love this campground. It is a very special section on the Guadalupe River with…read moresteady stream flow and pools throughout. Gorgeous in the fall and tubing this section of the river is one of the best spots in Texas. Take a tent and enjoy!

First off, the park was clean, staff friendly neighborhood quiet with the occasional quacking of…read morethe ducks/geese. There were no website photos of the short term area sites. These sites have a concrete pad however, big rigs will have issues fitting on the pad & getting level without having a HUGE step down from the rig. Our step down was 21 inches the neighbors was 22 inches. This HUGE step caused a lot of difficulties for both rigs occupants. Hubby did ask upon arrival (once we realized the issue) and were told no, that all the other spots were taken for the weekend. (There were at least 9 open spots on this 1 row the entire weekend) Big rigs beware.

The park boasts an excellent layout, well-maintained facilities, and courteous staff. Its tranquil…read moreatmosphere is consistently free of disturbances.

We had an amazing time. We picked a time that we thought would not be that busy and we were on…read morepoint! We arrived on Memorial Day and stayed 2 nights. There were maybe a handful of overnighters there and we were spread out so no one was in each other's face. We stayed in one of the glamping tents and they are very close to each other. So, please consider this and don't complain if you are going mid summer. The bathrooms were kept clean (again, b/c we did not share it with many people--if any). STAFF: super friendly and helpful. There are always people riding around, so you don't have to walk to the front every time you have a question. They are easy to spot, as they wear light bright blue shirts. Whenever I waived them down, they stopped, got off their carts to talk to us (such a small but respectful gesture). The float down the river was a bit long, but they do tell you this-about 2.5 hours and less if you kayak. It's worth doing both, I think. We were a family of 3, 2 adults and a 5 year old. My little one LOVED it. Depending on what end you stay, some have calm water and some have steady streams, so also be ready for this if you have little ones. The glamping tent has: beds with sheets and pillows. Towels and rags. Lights inside and out. Plenty of electric plus inside and outside. Fridge, microwave, TV, electric fireplace, AC (that works very well), a 2 burner electric cooktop, and then outside is exactly like the pictures show with the picnic table, hammock and fire pit. Running water also on the tent outside. Bathrooms and showers, just a short walk behind the tents. There is no camp store, but they do sell some things (wood, lighter, ice and other misc things), that you are also able to get after hours. Bring cash b/c that's the easier way to get them vs having to call the #, pay with your card and then wait for the people to bring you stuff. Bring your own soap, shampoo and all that jazz. We will definitely return (off season).

THEY WILL STEAL YOUR MONEY AND BLAME THEIR OWN COMPUTER BUGS. AVOID!…read more This campground has a severe issue with double-booking and predatory billing. They messed up our check-in, gave away our reserved tent #26, and moved us to tent #13. We checked out early, nearly an hour before the 11:00 AM deadline. Yet, they slapped us with a wrongful $104.46 "late fee" simply because their office failed to update our room transfer in their system. When we called to get our money back and offered to send bank timestamps proving we were already miles away on the highway, the staff was hostile. They told us they have "too many people asking for refunds" and tried to force us to sign a waiver just to get our money back. Completely unprofessional and shady behavior. We had to escalate this to a bank chargeback. Stay away!