Great place to stay for long term and if you want to stay a couple of days and miss Linda is the…read morebest owner of this RV park and the cabin are so nice and the care taker is very friendly and helpful just come and check it out and you will be very happy staying here

Great place to be with a awesome people that are here so helpful and I've been here for almost a…read moreyear and we enjoy the place and would recommend to everyone that wants a good place to stay

Love the new management! Very friendly and helpful. The laundry room was very clean and so were the…read moregrounds.

I absolutely LOVE it here! First of all the property is beautiful and tucked away. Even though it…read moreis right off the main road, it stays very private. The team is always out and about making little improvements to the spots! Everyone that I have met, whether it is a neighbor or someone who works there, has been super friendly. They go above and beyond to make you feel welcome and if you need anything they're happy to help! I'm so beyond grateful to visit here. Thank you Big Oaks team!

I stayed at Central RV Park at Parkside for the month of October. It was a beautiful, clean and…read morefriendly park. If I need a park in the future I will definitely stay there again.

I moved into Central RV Park at Parkside (centralrvpark.com) in August 2022 and stayed until…read moreNovember 2023, and I HIGHLY recommend this park. It's a well-maintained, age 55+ property, so there were never any kids yelling or loud music blaring. It is also gated at night, and as a single female, I felt very safe there. The park is out in the country, so it is very quiet - the only sound being a rooster occasionally crowing, which was quaint. The property managers, Greg and Amy, were amazing. When I had issues, they were always available to help, even when they were off duty. The on-site shower/restroom, laundry room, and community room are always clean and inviting. The neighbors are all very friendly, and there is a large dog park your fur babies. When I moved out, they refunded my deposits promptly and in full. If you're looking for a great RV park, and you're age 55+, Central RV Park at Parkside is the park for you! I would still be living there if it weren't for my job.

#WhereAreLoveyAndMillieHowlNow #sunoutdoorslaketravis…read more We are on a year long trip throughout the continental United States in an RV and thought it might be helpful if we added reviews of places we've gone or stayed from a dogs perspective. So here we go The humans booked us right outside of Austin, Tx at the Sun Outdoors Lake Travis RV park and we have to say we give this place 's from a dog perspective one of the things we loved the most were the 3 dog parks, so space for all of us regardless of personalities. Each dog park has a few big trees for shade, picnic bench for the humans to sit & bags and trash close by. While there are no jungle gyms for us to play on, we are ok with that as that gives us more room to run off the crazies. Also no water bowls @ 2 of the parks, but the largest did have a water bowl along with a doggie wash station The park had nice wide roads throughout so the humans can walk us and if there are any other dogs, each can pick a side of the road if needed! Also a nice off road walking path. RV site - nice and enough room between RVs so you don't feel on top of your neighbor. Usually a tree or two per site, picnic table, and grass at our site. Only downside, no fire pit but it was warm out so we didn't really miss it. Humans are happy tho, 50amp service, great water pressure, and sewer available at each site AND daily trash pick up RV park - nice wide roads, no low overhanging branches, gravel site but level enough and enough room for a 42' trailer + truck Took about 20-40 mins to get to downtown Austin depending on traffic. Pool and jacuzzi for the humans, along with a airstream cafe at the pool! also a gym and a clubhouse, again for humans We would definitely stay here again, everyone was nice and the park was kept in great condition #bringfido

This park is wonderful! 3 amazing dog parks. A pool, Hot Tub, activities center,…read moreplaygrounds,excersize room, and one of the friendliest accommodating staff, I've encountered on our road trips across the country. This is truly a very nice park with many amenities and activities. If you find yourself in the Austin Texas area, this is where you want to stay

It served its purpose, a safe and clean place to park my trailer while I worked a contract job…read more The communication between you on the persons answering the phone could use improvement. They were always nice however if you don't know the right questions to ask then you will not get the answer given to you. I would definitely stay again if needed.

The site is absolutely beautiful and quiet. The space they put me in was huge, lots of room to have…read morean outdoor set-up. My only complaint is that I had a little difficulty getting in touch with someone about 50% of the time. It was difficult to make a reservation due to just how busy their phone lines are at times. My stay was cut short after a contract position fell through, and the staff was awesome about getting my bill settled in what I would say was a very fair manner. Despite my difficulty getting in touch with someone, I would absolutely stay again.

I cannot say enough how much I love this little hidden paradise! The community is safe and everyone…read morelooks out for one another. Adolfo, the on-site park manager, keeps the park peaceful and quiet. If you have a question or concern he is quick to address it and is always kind and helpful. One of the things I enjoy about this park is that it's not just a paved parking lot with rigs stacked right next to one another. It has a more authentic vibe where you can relax in nature and still be close to the city and all it's conveniences. It's also less than a mile or so from the lake which is a total win for the summer months.

This place is a diamond in the heart of Lakeway I highly recommend when you are looking for peace…read morethat you seek this place out. From the owners to the management do this do not second guess this spot.

I like to recommend this RV Park it's an amazing place to live very friendly and safe for all kids…read moreand adults and elderl. Ms Berry park manager is sweet but she has to go by park rules and regulations that what keeps the park clean and safe. I lived here 5 years and those years were awesome we have the lake a mile away that also an awesome place to visit.

Going by the other reviews (latest is 2 years ago), id say that this place has changed. On a…read morebeautiful evening a deer was hit right outside the entrance. It happens. Someone else did the right thing and called the cops to put it out of its misery. When these honorable men arrived the female owner with a buzz cut lost it. The police ended the does struggle and then it all went downhill. This woman proceeded to holler at the top of her lungs all sorts of obscenities and curses at these people. Absolutely disrespectful and angering to watch. The man who I assume is either her husband or brother, silently watched in approval and glared at the policemen. That's the kind of place this seems to be. To be honest this is pretty typical of the owners. On another occasion I went to them to ask for a piece of information. It was the morning and the two were sitting on a log and had thrown a watermelon on the lawn for the deer. The whole occasion was a bit uncomfortable now that I think of it. The woman was dressed in a robe and held a dog. The man was dressed but both were staring me down as I approached them. Perhaps it was too early in the morning for them to deal with customers, but I figured since we were in the public area it would be cool. Not at all. The man straight up ignored me after I asked my question and I walked away with the converse just hanging. That's the kind of people the owners are presenting themselves as. This place is right next to a hippie dippie CBD/smoke shop and an industrial storage yard. They have semis, a bulldozer and random pieces of industrial trash just laying around. If you can deal with this, then hey, maybe this place is for you. The place right down the road, closer to pace bend park, seems like a better bet though.

Emma Long is a popular park due to the variety of items available to you there. It is not far from…read moreAustin's greenbelt, so you have nice green space vibe. Emma Long Metropolitan Park is located on Lake Austin, thus, you have spectacular views from the park. The hubs and I were not here for walking today but have a table picnic. The park has a portfolio of activities to choose from...a sandy beach style swim area, big shady picnic areas, camping sites, and incredible Hill Country views. When we visit, we normally spend a few hours, however, you could easily spend a lot more. You might ask, "Who is Emma Long?" Emma Long was a pioneering Austin civic leader, journalist, and politician best known as the first woman elected to the Austin City Council and a major advocate for civil rights, public parks, and working class citizens. The large lakeside park on Lake Austin, Emma Long MetropolitanPark, was named in her honor. The swimming area has a gradient entry into the lake with plenty of room to relax. There are also boat ramps, fishing areas, volleyball nets, and open space that's wonderful for just chilling. For hikers, the Turkey Creek Trail nearby is a park bonus and does not require paying the park entry fee. Yes, there's a park car fee of $XX . If you family members, business groups or couples, this is a great park to satisfy diverse tastes.

The lake it's self is nice very clean great for the little one but my big complaint is the…read morerestrooms really need to be cleaned and worked on we where there with our little ones and some one decided to vomit in one of the showers

I've been living here at Turkey Bend RV park for about 6 months and since Jack; our property…read moremanager, had evicted the crazies from our park it has been peace and quite! The rent is cheap and includes water, this is great as I am able to always have extra money on hand. Property manager Jack and his wife Penny help me, and all other tenants with RV issues/maintenance as well which is very helpful as I am a new RV owner. We are also right here at Turkey Bend recreational park for easy, quick access to Lake Travis. If your looking for simple country living this is the place to be!

From the owner: 7 available long-term RV space rentals -- $300 per month rent with $100 electric deposit -- pet…read morefriendly -- located next to Turkey Bend Recreation Area which has camping, fishing, swimming, picnics, etc.. on Lake Travis. If you like quiet country living, come visit and stay awhile.

Loved camping here, but I am very sad that the water level has been too low for years to cliff…read morejump. I remember when Pace Bend used to be THE cliff jumping spot. I couldn't even get a campsite reservation because it was so popular a few years ago. It is truly past its prime now, and not just with the lack of cliff jumping. The campsites seem to be at about 50% capacity. We drove past so many camping areas that were closed. They're not using their usual online reservation system, and instead you have to reserve by emailing them and requesting specific sites. This is very inefficient as I saw quite a few vacant sites in person that were supposedly taken according to the website. We stayed at Kate's and Johnson campground, which is a primitive car camping site with pit toilets. There were no sinks, but there was hand sanitizer, and the bathrooms were quite clean for pit toilets. The campsites each had a grill and fire pit, but there was a burn ban so we couldn't have a ground fire. There was also a picnic table at each site. They limit each site to two cars, and they told me I couldn't park elsewhere in the park or pay for just the parking for an additional car. I would have had to pay for another site just to add one car. There's a lot of land in this park and not a lot of people with plenty of empty campsites even on a weekend, so I thought this was a little unreasonable. We went hiking on the blue trail per the recommendation of the lady at the lady who checked us in at the entrance. She told us it has the best views of the park. We certainly reached the highest point of the park, but there were no views. It was all rocks and trees. The trails are all pretty short. We went up the blue trail and down the yellow from the southeast trailhead, and it was a total of 3.6 miles. I liked the hike for a bit of exercise, but there wasn't really anything to see, so we felt deceived. My friend went swimming in the lake, and he seemed to enjoy it except for the sharp rocks at the bottom. I didn't go swimming, but I'm sure it would be enjoyable on a hot day.

I just visited Lake Travis for the first time. I have been to Austin many times but never got out…read moreto the lake. It was stunningly beautiful especially this park it was 100% worth a visit.