Fantastic people and wonderful location for F1. They are very thoughtful with kindness, coffee and…read moreeven food. So glad, I was able to experience my first F1 and get to camp out with the Ruiz experience.

Awesome Met some great people…read moreThe Ruiz' family is all that Showers Food nearby Dollar general up the street Safe

Stayed Friday night after Christmas on our way heading back home. They let us change our spot once…read morewe got on site. We moved closer to the bathrooms and with no neighbors on either side. I don't remember her name, but the lady was super friendly and nice. There were kids in the pool (yes - Texas Christmas weather). We rode our e-bikes over to the Pepperment Park light festival thing. Super fun! We got 3 putt putt passes with our RV stay! Bathrooms were nice and clean and spacious! Enough hot water for 3 showers in a row. Haha. Had a great time and will definitely be coming back.

We had an RV rally with about 26 units. This RV park is top shelf. The sites are generous with…read moreplenty of room to park a tow vehicle. The amenities (pool, dog park, restrooms, gathering area) were wonderful & clean. Being able to sit at your RV and watch cars racing by is amazing. Our group enjoyed the tower tour, mini golf and go karting. But the stars of the stay are in the office--Jade & Fran. Every question or request was responded to very quickly and with a smile. These two made our stay outstanding.

We have been here a couple years and the well built house has shifted the ceiling is developing a…read morelong run like a panty hose run .and the deck the wood is buckle. Wait it has nothing to do with the Campground , if anything that's one joyful thing Tyson the Manager of the park is very nice and uplifting he always willing to help all you have to do is ask. We still enjoy living here it's so quiet.and the Manager .is awesome.

Good place to chill. Tyson does a good job of keeping the…read moreplace clean for the most part. Can't wait till it warms up so I ca spruce my place up.

If you like off leash RV parks with dogs free to roam, you'll love it here…read more I really wanted to love this place but my experience has been terrible. This place has zero integrity & hospitality. You can't trust anything they advertise. They do not enforce the leash rules, causing leashed dogs to be ambushed by off leash dogs which is a huge safety issue, as it creates a fight or flight response in dogs. I was blown off for days in my request that they enforce the leash rule they advertise. I simply asked that I am able to choose if I want to introduce my dog to other dogs, but at Austonia you do not have that right. In my persistence in requesting that they enforce this leash rule, I was threatened and bullied. The manager Tiffany was as confrontational and rude as they come. In response to my complaint, she threatened to kick me out because of my senior dogs breed, when really it's because I'm asking them to enforce their own leash rules. So basically they are going to enforce a breed rule on me because I am complaining about them not enforcing the leash rule on others. They also do not guarantee your location, even if you pay extra to lock it in. They moved me on arrival and said they would refund the lock fee but didn't. Shame on you Austonia.

Austonia RV Resort. The humans and the dogs loved it! There was just something the moment we drove…read moreup and saw the office which is a vintage Rv! The host was lovely, came up to greet us and then led us to our RV site. From a pups perspective this place was 's (4paws). The RV sites are a great size. Concrete pads so no muddy paws here! The RV site was long enough for our 42' RV and longbed truck with room to spare! A good size grass area on each side of the RV, a shade tree for us to lay under! There was also an amazing meadow filled with grass, trees, a doggie bag / trash section and a path! The humans also liked that there was 50 amp power! And let's not forget sewer and water hookups!! Water pressure was great. RV sites are level! Oh and we mention this again cause it was important, enough room between you and your neighbor where you can have your curtains/ blinds up and not feel like you are in the neighbors living room nor hear them or their TV. There is no pool, playground or dog park, but they are enhancing their RV park so not sure what the future holds. None of that held us back from enjoying our stay. Did I mention the roads around the park? Nice and spacious, no tight turns, easy to get into your space and nice and wide for dog walking.... Oh and for driving Their motto is 'keep Austin weird' so we knew we'd fit in . Thankfully it was a very short drive to downtown Austin, 10-20 mins depending on traffic. Anyway a few pix, while it doesn't have all the bells and whistles of some of the other parks, we really, really loved the feel and the space between RV sites as well as that meadow. We would have given one more if there was an enclosed dog park and or if the patios had tables / fire pits. Other than that, it was perfect. We would definitely stay here again. Oh and a tip. There is a nice park, Barkley Green Meadows, about a 5min drive ( you can take back roads or highway) that has a playground for your kids and plenty of walking paths to walk your pups

Austin, Tx. Actually the park is pretty nice, except…read moreconditions on a hot summer day were not ideal. The lower falls had little water and there was a huge slew of trash and litter in it and it looked disgusting. The upper falls were better but very little water flowing. We were leaving soon but my wire told me to pull over so she could photograph some wildflowers. I did because there was nobody there that day, but a Ranger had to come scold me anyway. Well I did leave behind my $12. I hope it goes for trash removal.

There are definitely reasons why this park is so popular and why the website recommends purchasing…read moreday passes in advance. McKinney Falls is gorgeous! We went for a hike there right after a big storm and the grounds were so green and vibrant. We mostly stuck to the Onion Creek Trail as it is paved; however, the storm brought in mud to a few places on the trail, so be prepared to maneuver or wear proper footwear if you go during rainy season. Many families line up to take pictures in front of the upper falls (outside the Smith visitor center), so go early if you'd like a picture free of other guests. We then went to the lower falls area where there is an expanse of limestone (I believe) to get to the falls. There's a very small beach and swimming hole area that many families were enjoying. It's important to note that dogs can't enter any of the water at this park. The park also had multiple designated fishing areas as well. We drove around the campgrounds and they have well-maintained water + electric sites at every site. We would highly recommend a visit if you're in the Austin area.