We stayed 2 nights at this delightful lodge. It is right on…read morethe Guadalupe River, below Canyon Lake. The first day we did a tube float around the "horseshoe" bend of the river and ended up only a few hundred feet from the lodge--no long drive back. Our hosts, Wendy and Doc, were great. Doc picked us up at the end of our float and brought us back to the lodge The lodge provided our tubes at no charge. The rooms are clean, comfortable and decorated with a fun western theme. The pool was sparkling clean and refreshing. We plan to come here again in the fall for some fishing, as this trip was kid oriented. We spent the second day at Schlitterbahn which is conveniently located a few miles away. I highly recommend a stay at the Horseshoe Riverside Lodge.

What a dynamite little find in Canyon Lake. Such a great place to stay. Clean cozy rooms with a…read moreterrace view of the river. Superior friendly service by the houseman, Vinny, and the young woman behind the desk. If staying in New Braunfels, I suggest booking a room here instead.

Came for a mini vaca & so very happy with this hotel! The staff were extremely helpful with daily…read moretext check ins and the resort was so fun and beautiful. The lake was obviously very low but we could still see a portion of it. The hotel was clean, neat & fully stocked. The hotel also had 2 beautiful pools, food station, ice cream area, mini golf, multiple bbq pits, large chess/checkers area all under shade. Will absolutely will be returning.

Found lots of hair in the bath/shower upon checking in our room . Floor was filthy, my white socks…read morewere black on bottom after 5 minutes. Filthy toilet. Our niece with 4 small children had to wait until 7:00 pm until their room was ready. Pools with no water, trash cans overflowing with trash, dirty bathroom sinks, people playing loud music until the police intervened. Never, never again! A dump, Holiday Inn should bulldoze this place! An embarrassment to their brand and the Texas Hill Country! And all the while, they are trying to sell you an overpriced timeshare! Dangerous intersection needs a stop light! And did I say don't stay here...ever!

You cannot receive mail here. You cannot receive packages here. There is no cable TV, their list…read morethey give you of channels is nonexistent. Internet is good and free. Otherwise, quiet, nice park.

Great RV park with river access! They have a pool and dog park as well. The dog park was closed…read morewhile we were there. Bathrooms and showers were decent and usable! They were not nasty or gross, but they were a little hot and humid in the evenings. We drove down about a mile and floated back to Rio Guadalupe and enjoyed every minute! There's a shuttle there that adds $20/tube or person. You can use the shuttle if you are not familiar with the area! The cabins were super cute! May try them out next time!

Came in for a day pass. I found the website a little confusing as you have to add each ticket at a…read moretime. It is a nice camp resort place. I'm glad they offered day passes. Nice playground. We mainly came for the splash pad. They told us the indoor and out-pool is heated. The splash pad and the water playground was not and still really cold (early may). Water play ground was slightly warmer than splash pad but still pretty cold. My 2 yoa was shivering so we mainly stayed in the heated pool. My older daughter braved the cold and played in the water playground and loved the water slides. We would consider coming back and renting a cabin.

Disappointed. Overpriced. Prices keep going up and to top it off, they want more money for kids…read moreactivities. Bathrooms don't even have shower hooks to dry your towels. Internet is horrible, WiFi barely reaches the first few cabins near the ranger house. No TVs in the rooms. We paid a lot to be there and for that price could have stayed at a nicer resort like Camp Fimfo. Won't be going back.

Amazing house on the river. Very tranquil. It's three bedrooms very nice space. Clean and nice…read moredecor.

The people at this business are kind and accommodating. We recommend the VIP package if you are…read morefrom way out of town and a newbie to the river. It comes will all you need, except for your personal choice of beverages, even a cooler with ice and water proof bags for your phone.

We have really enjoyed staying here over the years. Some highlights of the property include:…read more*It's Quaint and Laid Back *They have Peaceful Nature Trails *Convenient to Canyon Lake, The Horseshoe & Sattler *Shuttles to float the river & the Whitewater concerts *Laundry rooms, pool, rec center... *Friendly Staff

Great spot close to the all action! Smaller camp ground with accommodating sites. Dog friendly and…read moreplenty of shade

Great family resort, pool, and on the River. Plenty of things around to do. Very clean and…read morefriendly. We will be back for a stay again for sure.

From the owner: Pet friendly Vacation home on the Guadalupe River in New Braunfels TX with 175' of private river…read morefrontage. A space unlike anything else on River Rd.

We loved everything about this rental! Description of property was 100% accurate, communication…read morewith host was great, directions were easy, and the experience was memorable. The location was amazing. We'll definitely be returning!

We had a great long weekend stay at the River Rd. Treehouses. The area is quaint and secluded in a…read moreshaded, wooden area under trees. Parking is along the street side directly across from the tree houses, there is no designated parking lot with spaces. To get to each treehouse you have to cross a bridge that is situated over a dry creek- so loading and unloading our belongings took a couple of trips to and from the car. We stayed in Whippoorwill Haus and were happy with the space- we had more than enough room for my husband and I and our two dogs. The house seemed clean upon arrival. The only complaint I have is that I found a bunch of women's clothing and makeup in a bedroom drawer that seemed to have been left behind- so not sure how thorough of a cleaning job they did. There is a loft with two beds that we only went up to once, just to view. The spiral staircase is narrow and somewhat difficult to go up- I wouldn't suggest bringing any bags or suitcases up there. Otherwise we stayed on the first floor of our cabin the whole weekend. The couches were a bit outdated but comfortable. The kitchen is small and has an electric stove. The kitchen utensils they supplied were at a bare minimum and cheap, but it did the job. I suggest bringing disposable utensils and plates. Also, if you plan on making any special meals- you need to bring your own seasonings, special pans, oil, etc. The kitchen is stocked with a minimum amount of dishes, utensils, and pots/pans- this is not like an air bnb- there was no leftover soap or cooking oil in the pantries. No shampoo or other bathroom toiletries, so be prepared to bring everything with you, including paper towels, FYI. We came with a group of friends and so we were able to share the common outdoor patio between our tree house and Morning Dove. There is a charcoal grill located outside of each house which we used every night for dinner. The grill was pretty dirty so bring cleaning supplies. The outdoor shared patio space has 2 large tables which were perfect for our large group. We loved sitting outside in the evenings to watch all the deer. The Guadalupe River access for tubing is across the street and about a 5 minute walk. It is not private as there are other houses and rentals along that location of the river. We went in August and the river level was pretty low so make sure you check the level before your stay if you're definitely interested in tubing. Overall, we enjoyed our stay here. It was a great, local Texas escape during covid times. We loved that the tree houses are dog friendly and I highly recommend staying here if you are with a big group of friends.