My partner and I just finished up a bike tour with Rodney. We had an absolutely fantastic time…read more What a fun way to explore and learn about Waco and see parts that you would usually miss. The bikes were easy to manage (I'm soooo clumsy and did fine) Thank you Rodney and Carmen! Next time I'll pop in for a massage at the salon afterwards.

From the owner: We met in Pismo Beach California and Operated a Very Successful Salon Spa And Surf School that was…read moreNationally Recognized as a Super Rad Concept. We then took that idea and Successfully operated in Waco, Texas. We are Ecstatic to be back at The Beach in Beautiful Vero Beach Florida. We can’t wait to meet y’all. Team VBATours and Co. Owner-Carmen Roller

The property along the beachfront of the river is very pretty. It was well maintained and check in…read morewas fairly straightforward. The camp host was rather rude from the start though. The tent campsites are TINY and very close to each other. This wouldn't be so bad if your group has two side by side, but if not, beware. When we questioned the camp host about the lot sizes she snapped at us about how they were the biggest around. That is a lie, but whatever. The grounds keeper was also very rude and creepy. Anyway, the site beside us was full of frat boys who were drinking heavily through the night. Falling out of their cars, puking everywhere, screaming. I checked on them a few times and they were nice enough but continued to play music into the early hours of the morning disturbing my family and the family next to us. People use hipcamp to avoid the crowds. This was like a typical Texas state park. Nothing special besides the river. The hiking was terrible. And the lots are SMALL. We left an honest and fair review on the hipcamp website and the owner Tony responded with the most hateful retort, haha. Saying that his ranch was worth $5million dollars and our measly $100 rental didn't deserve a bigger site or space. That the $100 wouldn't even pay for his gas. He caters to the ones who rent out the acre lots, not weekend campers. Very unprofessional. So I'm sure for some this place will be fine, but management is rude and the lots are trash. We will never go back and would not recommend this site to anyone looking for a relaxing camping trip. This is stripmall camping on a pretty spot.

This was the best camping experience of my life. Literally celebrated my birthday with close…read morefriends in an amazing location. Off the grid and the customer service was great. Tony was helpful and friendly and this is def a place my friends and I plan on returning again.

The service and equipment were all excellent! I was on my own and they made the entire experience…read morequick, easy and overall relaxing. The river was easy to paddle with a lot of critters to see, even caught glimpses of some of the art along the walkway. Concern was getting out of the kayak and again they made the entire process easy and stable. I would highly recommend for individuals or family

We had a great experience, booked online ahead of time and when we were running behind they were…read moreflexible to move our reservation. We enjoyed the free CLIF bars and helpful staff, even purchased an adorable t-shirt! We'll be back soon.

Great experience. Outfitters prep you well! Doable for all skill levels. Lots of turtles on the…read moreriver!

I've lived in Austin the past 10 years. Anytime anyone visits, this is where I take them. It's the…read moreperfect amount of time, the weather is so pleasant, the scenery is beautiful, the water seems clean (WAY cleaner than Town Lake), and everyone who works here is SO so so nice. Mia in particular is so hysterical.

Super simple and fun. Contactless service. Went on a Sunday for a paddle. Highly recommendread more

Quick and easy rentals through the student rec center. You don't even have to be a member. Lots…read moreof options...kayaks, canoes, paddle boards, tailgate games. They were helpful in processing a refund for an extra piece of gear we reserved but didn't end up needing. Reserve equipment in advance to make sure available since busy during the summer. Great find!

From the owner: We rent all the equipment you need for your next outdoor adventure from tents and sleeping bags to…read morestoves and coolers to boats and life-jackets. We even have a do-it-yourself bike maintenance station and convenience retail items including bike tubes and patches, water bottles, sunscreen and more.

We had a great time! We did the 2-3 hour kayaking adventure. We got two two person kayaks. Life…read morevests and transportation were provided, the cheapest and best option I found after looking around online. We were nervous we might have been in over our heads, but it was easy and peaceful for first timers like us!

Grabbed our friends and headed out for an Urban Adventure. Who knew you could kayak doen the…read moreTrinity River right here in the Carrollton area!?

I was here for the famed (infamous?) Texas Eclipse Festival with 30,000-40,000 others. While the…read morefestival itself had some problems with organization that were completely unrelated to the ranch itself, I enjoyed my experience here quite a lot. There are some beautiful overlooks, a nice quarry lake for cooling off (although who knows how clean the water is, if livestock use it), and an overall great away-from-it-all vibe. I read that they use this ranch for mountain biking and I believe it. The hills are nothing to mess around with. Hiking will require quite a bit of up and down. Also, the dust was baaaaaaad. Come prepared with a mask or bandana if you are at all sensitive to dust. Other than that, it seems like a beautiful spot for recreating in the TX Hill Country.

I have been coming here for a few years for a camping and mountain bike getaway. The landscape is…read morerugged and beautiful and typical of ranches in this area. The staff are nice when you can find them and their facilities are decent considering the rustic, primitive facade it's boasting. A five star rating would require that the 10pm quiet hours were upheld by staff and patrons were held accountable for things such as trash and site cleanup. Both nights spent so was up late listening to awful awful language from campers across the lake till 3am. Loud obnoxious music from all angles and to top it off -- generators. 3am is not a dramatization either. There was a one-wheel festival taking place and it brought along some unsavory and rude mannered patrons. The site I chose was across the lake near the tower in order to avoid the crowds and not hit any "floaters" while biking. My site was littered with garbage and food scraps from whoever was there before I arrived. Otherwise. I had a great time.