This was my second time flying through Austin- Bergstrom International Airport and I am a fan. The…read morefirst thing I noticed was that the airport is very accessible for drop offs and pick ups. I have not navigated the parking there, but the drop off is right in front of the ticket counters and the pick up is right outside the door from the baggage claim. I also like the fact that the TSA pre-check is in a separate area from the regular TSA gates. Once I get through the TSA check the airport opens up into the gate area, so I'm not walking down corridors. It's all right there. Another thing that stands out about this airport as they have some really cool Austin inspired food and gift shops. I like how they incorporate the city and the music history and the food as if it's an extension of Austin itself. This airport stands out for the accessibility, the convenience and the atmosphere

flying back to ontario ca at gate 3…read more very busy today!! this international airport has a single terminal which is known as the barbara jordan !! expansions are under construction to accommodate commercial flights!!! local food as well as austin brand merchandising sold on retail !! none of food chain restaurants here ... it's local businesses being patronized here ....cool!! few eateries to mention are: earl campbell tacos flyeite chicken the peached tortilla medici coffee tacodeli annies cafe second bar + kitchen hut's hamburger salt lick bbq salvation pizza mad greens salad parkside restaurant hippies & hops restaurant austin city market mt comfort coffee ruta maya and many more

Cute cabins, very clean and quite new. Most have their own little area in front of the lake which…read moregives privacy. You have to pay a bit more for a little fridge and microwave but they all have electricity and A/C. The bathrooms are shared, standard for campsites, but with a code. The cabin area is very peaceful, away from the tents and RVs. The office staff was friendly and helpful. I just wish the hours were better: check-in is not until 4pm and out by 11am, it felt a bit rushed.

This is an amazing place to spend a few days. Great facilities that are well kept and are safe and…read moreclean.

I may be late to casual personal events but when it comes to air travel, call me Early Bird. I…read moreleave nothing to chance when it comes to dealing with airport security & logistics snafus that can add uncertainty to getting on the plane on time. The hidden benefit is that I often have lots of extra time to stroll the concourse, get some steps in & blood flow going, and check out the interesting innovations, public art installations, and local flavor of the airports on my itinerary. Imagine my delight to find this little pocket of whimsy at the east end of the Barbara Jordan Terminal near Gate 14 (as if you're headed toward Delta and the Public Patio). The first indication of mystery is the infinity symbol on an overhead sign that would otherwise name a vendor or amenity. I simply had to stop & check it out. Procedure: Look at all the creative decor and signage. Smile. Step up to the kiosk, answer the questions, and generate your boarding pass (only virtual now, after originally being printable). Imagine yourself phasing through the physical barriers of reality into a different dimension of space & time! Verdict: Fun for all ages of folks with a good imagination, sense of humor, and decent reading habit in the sci-fi and fantasy genre. Cost: Zero dollars and just a few moments of time. Worth it!

This was cool for a minute, but is this really the best use of space at the airport? We're going to…read morewaste a row of chairs at that gate for half chairs because.... art? I'm over it, sorry.

Highly recommend. Have been a client for years, at least 16 rides, and service has been outstanding…read moreevery single time.

Another day and another Sally Rides that literally made my trip so enjoyable. Kristy drove me…read moreyesterday to my Vonlane bus in Austin at Doubletree Austin Unversity Area and picked me up later in the early evening after going to Houston for the day. I was a little worried about going to Houston by myself but she was able to my trip an enjoyable one with such a great start. And what a wonderful sight to see her waiting for me as soon my bus dropped us off at the Doubletree Monday night after a long day in Houston. It makes traveling wonderful again knowing an about Sally Rides, a dependable mode of transportation since you are not the one having to do transporting especially at my age. -- And I will add much safer to take Sally Rides at any age! Thank you again Kristy! You were AMAZING!

A+ Vibes, Community Feels & Solid Amenities at The Old El Camino Motocourt RV Resort…read more We rolled into The Old El Camino Motocourt RV Resort not knowing exactly what to expect, but it didn't take long to realize we found a gem. From the first warm "hello" at check-in to the ease of our departure, the experience felt like staying with good friends--who just happen to run an RV resort. Management That's Present and Personable What stood out immediately? Access to management. Whether face-to-face or via email, they were available and responsive. Emails with event updates and maintenance schedules kept us in the loop, which we appreciated--especially when planning cookouts or karaoke nights! Better yet, the staff weren't just employees--they were also guests, which made the whole vibe feel more down-to-earth and welcoming. They knew the area well (BBQ lovers: Lockhart is just 20 minutes away), and they were always happy to share tips. Amenities: Thoughtfully Designed and Genuinely Fun The resort checks the boxes and then some. Full hookups, well-maintained restrooms with showers, a large pool and an even larger hot tub (we once fit 12 people with room to spare!), and a killer community space next to the pool that played host to potlucks and karaoke nights. There's a massive double fireplace in that communal space, ideal for gatherings when the temps drop. And behind the building? A bonfire area and smaller fire pits surrounded by comfy seating. Bonus: free firewood during our stay! The gym is small (fits two people max) but clean and efficient with a weight machine, treadmill, and bike. There's also a super-clean laundry room with big washers and dryers that made doing laundry less of a chore. Other nice touches: a covered stage (no live shows during our stay, but it's clearly ready for action), and a dog area that was tidy and respected by both staff and fellow guests. Only things we missed? An ice machine and propane refill station--but both were a short drive away. Grounds & Sites: Clean, Sleek, and Spacious This place is sharp. Roads and sites were freshly paved, level, and easy to navigate. The grounds were neatly mowed and edged, and each RV site was thoughtfully laid out with plenty of room to back in--or pull through if you preferred. Being a newer resort, there's not much shade yet. There are young trees that'll eventually grow up, but for now, bring your own coverage if you're sun-sensitive. One notable gripe (shared by multiple guests): the bright parking-lot-style lights scattered throughout the resort. While we get the need for security, they were way too intense. Our humble suggestion? Dimmers, warmer bulbs, or better yet--low ground lighting. Let guests light their own areas for comfort and better stargazing. Location: Central and Convenient Located right off Texas Highway 21, you're close to everything without feeling crowded. Traffic wasn't bad, though you might hear a few semis braking at the nearby stoplight--nothing major. In 20-25 minutes, you can reach Kyle, Lockhart, or San Marcos, and those drives are easy and scenic. Kyle has all the basics (Walmart, H-E-B, Lowe's, etc.). Lockhart is BBQ heaven, and San Marcos is packed with chill spots and river fun. That spring-fed river runs 72° year-round--perfect for floating or paddleboarding. If you're heading into Austin, budget 45+ minutes depending on I-35 traffic. A Place to Party or Chill--Your Pick The overall vibe of The Old El Camino? A sweet mix of family-friendly and fun-loving. Whether you want to keep it quiet, socialize, or sing your heart out, it works. We made new friends quickly--thanks to the welcoming staff and well-planned community events. As for pricing, it felt more than fair. There's a refundable deposit and electric usage on top, but even with our AC running constantly, the bill wasn't shocking. Final Thoughts: We'll Be Back We felt safe, seen, and satisfied. Cleanliness was top-notch, staff were friendly and invested, and the sense of community was refreshing. If you're passing through Central Texas--or just want to escape for a few days--The Old El Camino Motocourt RV Resort is well worth your time. Sing a few songs, light a bonfire, make a new friend or two... and when you check in, tell 'em Lu and Brandi sent you!

Love this place. This is the first time to stayed here and was so pleasantly surprised. The place…read moreis very clean. The amenities are all very nice. We bought shirts in the front office, super cute and it was a difficult pick with so many cute shirts and sweaters. We soaked in the hot tub, it was huge and clean. The pool was beautiful wish we were here during the summer, or else I know would have stayed in the pool all day. The hookups all worked perfectly and it's just a 10-12 minute drive into San Marcos. We loved it so much, we stayed another night. We can't wait to come back and stay at this place again. Highly recommend.

My husband and I haven't been able to honeymoon since we got married in January so this was a…read moreperfect little minimoon/staycation/getaway for us! We stayed in Cabin #2 and really enjoyed it! Our pups were huge fans, too. We got to sit out in the hot tub and enjoy how nice and quiet it was and we loved checking out Bastrop since we had never been! The bed was comfortable and it had a great shower and running water! The only couple of things that we noted we wish were "better" was the lake itself was HOT! It's a cooling reservoir for the nearby power plant so we weren't able to actually enjoy the water and with a Texas summer cold water = best scenario. SO, would recommend lake activities in the fall/winter for that reason! And also, the doors are beautiful on the cabin but since we are in nature bugs will come inside. We turned on ambiance lighting the last night we were there and the bugs had a party. With the doors being slider doors they aren't flush to the wall and have much easier ways for the bugs to come inside, so be aware of that! Other than those couple pieces, we really loved it and had a wonderful time!

What a great stay! We were in the luxury tent, and everything was perfect. There was plenty of…read morespace for the whole family, and being able to bring our dog was a big bonus. The scenery around the lake was a perfect backdrop, toppped only by the amenities in and around the cabin. You have everything you need and then some!

NEST vacation rentals is great! Loved their professionalism and enjoyed my stay at one of their…read morehomes! Would recommend

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