This was my first visit to this site. Our group really enjoyed our stay. We were on the RV side and…read morewe brought a tent. We were right on the water. We floated with them one of the days too and our get out was literally our front door. The bathroom was about half way down from the entrance and we were the second to last spot. The showers were by the entrance and you need quarters for the water to have some pressure. There are only two showers so the lines got pretty long at night when people were getting ready for bed. All the staff were so nice and helpful. They go around and pick up trash, deliver ice to your site when brought from their little store, and one lady took my tubes back to the front for me when she was picking up the trash. I'm already looking at dates to go again before it gets cold.

We renter a camper from OUTDOOR ADVENTERS. It was dirty the walls were filthy. The comodo stuck…read morelike it had not been cleaned smelled like urine. it was the worst thing. You could not open doors because they were all bent trailer looked like it was going to fall on its last leg!! The river was beautiful CAMP SITE WAS GREAT BUT THE TRAILER WAS CRAP!!. 2- people decided too sleep in car due to spider webs. and stink. The walls were chipped formican ripped dirty everything. I would never recommend getting a trailer from OUTDOOR ADVENTURES AGAIN. I HAVE PPICTURES I WISH I COULD ATTACH SO EVERYONE COULD SEE HOW DISCUSTING IT WAS.

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

Enjoyed a family party hosted at Summit. Beautiful views leading up to the venue. Lots of hill…read morecountry photo ops. Venue itself was kind of small. The gravel was hard to walk on from parking lot. Parking passes seemed to be limited. Cabins looked quaint and the pool looked relaxing. Would love to come back and enjoy a weekend.

We had a great experience at this resort! We stayed for a weekend in the treehouse home during the…read morespring. The home is a large size and is able to accommodate 8 people. There were two bedrooms on the main level and a balcony like room with two beds. The living room was a decent size. On the ground floor, you'll find the private jacuzzi and bathroom. The property is huge and the amenities are nice. The kids got to swim at both of their pools, do mini golf, play basketball, go to an on-site playground and we got to walk to the lake access area.

Third year at Camp Fimfo -- and unfortunately probably our last…read more Our family has come here three years in a row. This year we booked four days at hundreds of dollars per night. Our nephew is almost four and has ridden the small red and blue slides in the interactive children's water playground during each of the last two years. They were the main attraction he was excited about returning to. This year, after we arrived, we were told he suddenly must be 42 inches tall to ride them. So somehow he could ride these slides when he was younger and smaller, but cannot ride them now. We absolutely understand legitimate safety requirements. What we don't understand is this: The enormous full-size water slides at Camp Fimfo also have a 42-inch minimum. So the little slides in the children's water-play structure now have the same minimum height as the massive elevated water slides. Perhaps there is a legitimate safety explanation for that, but from a customer's perspective it makes very little sense. Even more frustrating, while sitting here today we have watched children who appear to be our nephew's height -- and some who appear shorter -- being allowed down the same small slides. If 42 inches is necessary for safety, enforce it consistently. If this is a new restriction, clearly disclose it before returning families spend substantial money booking their trip. We called the front desk before posting a review to give Camp Fimfo an opportunity to address the situation. The employee was cordial. Their proposed solution was a free ice cream. After spending hundreds of dollars per night on a four-day stay, an ice cream doesn't address the problem. This isn't about demanding that Camp Fimfo ignore a safety rule. It's about clear disclosure, consistent enforcement, and reasonable treatment of returning customers. Watching an almost-four-year-old try to understand why he could ride his favorite slides when he was younger and smaller, but can't now -- while similarly sized children continue riding them -- is incredibly disappointing. We returned for a third year because Camp Fimfo had earned our family's business. Unless this is meaningfully addressed, there won't be a fourth.

Our family reunion was held here, and we absolutely loved it! The variety of facilities--from…read moredifferent cabin sizes to the pools and all the fun amenities--made it perfect for our large group. Everything was clean, the staff was incredibly helpful, and there were plenty of fun activities for all ages. We also appreciated how convenient the location was--close enough to shops in case we needed to grab anything we forgot. A very special shoutout to the Recreation & Activities Supervisor, Kim Wertens! She was amazing--so patient, resourceful, and truly went above and beyond to accommodate our group of 90 people. She worked with our preplanned schedule and helped keep all the kids entertained, which made a huge difference for everyone. We would absolutely recommend this place to friends and family and would love to come back again!

Everything was nice an quiet, the Guadalupe river just a-nice walk below the park, and the dam red…read morebar! on the grounds for food and drink offering specials an a fun atmosphere!! Will go back! Safe and very reasonable! Highly recommended if you want to chill watch the stars and not wreck the bank! ‍

Stayed here 4th of July weekend. Overall a pretty good place. Decent restrooms, no sewer hook ups…read moreat the site we had which was ok but the dump area was hard to find. Would have never known where it was until finally had to ask. I will say, the the Red Barn being there and late night activities, might not be real kid friendly. Around 2 am on Friday night there was a fight right in front of our camper and got pretty scary and escalated. Was some drunks leaving the bar and causing problems at the camp sites so might not be kid friendly.

Gypsy River Resort grabs ahold of your soul Down on the…read moreGuadalupe where the wild ones roll Kids are cannonballing, grownups are fried, A tube floats past with nobody inside. It ain't some fancy resort with robes and room service More like, "Where's my beer?" meets "Is that raccoon nervous?" It ain't polished marble, it ain't hotel gold It's riverbank madness were stories unfold Cabins and campers and tents collide Flip-flops go missing, coolers tip wide Somebody's laughing, somebody fell in Somebody's yelling, "Let's do it again!" So pack up your people, your towels, and your beer Bring river shoes, sunscreen, and abandon your fear It's dusty, it's loud, it's a little unhinged By sunset you're happy, sunburned, and singed For calm and quiet, look somewhere refined But for beautiful chaos, this place is a find!

Had a good time. You are able to hang out and have a good time. Also the employees that work there…read moreare awesome. Only problem was the bathrooms both men and women should have been cleaned daily.

Called to cancel my reservation for the weekend while there is flooding all over Texas, on the…read moreGuadelupe and nearby, but they encouraged me to come and that the river was fine by them. They have no idea what the next 48 hours may bring to the area. There is one road in and out of there campground and it runs along the river. Crazy!

I am very disappointed with how we were treated during our recent visit. We have been coming to…read morethis campsite for many years and have spent time at the pavilion many times without any issues. While we were enjoying ourselves and playing cornhole, after being there for about two hours, we were approached and told that we needed to leave because my daughter's top was considered "too revealing." We asked security why other guests wearing clothing that appeared more revealing were not being asked to leave as well. The security officer explained that he was simply following the owner's instructions and had been told to ask us to leave because of my daughter's clothing. We also asked why we had been allowed into the pavilion in the first place if her outfit was considered inappropriate, but we never received an answer. Several other guests told us they had not been approached or asked to leave. As we were leaving, one woman even commented that she did not see anything wrong with my daughter's blouse and felt that the issue may have been related to comments made earlier during the live band's announcements, which we did not even hear because we arrived much later. We have always loved coming here, but this experience put a damper on our trip. In fact, my son wanted to go back home the following day even though we still had two more nights remaining on our reservation. We understand that businesses have the right to enforce dress codes, but we would have appreciated clear communication, consistency in enforcement, and respectful treatment.

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!

the owners of this place are so sweet! it's so nice to because it is a tiny rv park with barely any…read moreneighbors. it was also my favorite because it was right beside a thrift store called kathi's resale. best thrift store i've ever went to. so cheap to where i could shop there everyday and get good branded things. you have to drive to a laundry mat and that's the only thing that sucks, especially being someone with no car because it's in my home state and boyfriend at work all the time, other than that it's a pretty nice rv park to stay at. no strict rules really. pretty chill. i will say it gets loud tho, whether it's the neighbor kids, bars nearby and motorcycles driving past constantly. the only issue i had is i think the neighbors kids messed with our stuff almost flooding our camper. but overall, id go back. it's way better than a big rv park and i love the thrift store.

This was the perfect camp site for our weekend lake trip! Our rv site was full hookup, very level…read moreand easy to get into. We have a 29 ft camper with a slide out and it fit us well with enough room to park the truck next to us. It was near everything we needed and a very nice and peaceful site. As a bonus it had yard games, hammocks, and a grill for us to use. We will definitely be coming back!

Our group of 7 came here to float the river and the staff was super friendly and helpful. We had…read morebrought our own pump to inflate our tubes and the staff was so kind to inflate all of our tubes for free. We also needed an extra tube for a cooler and they loaned us one as well. They took great care of us and we will definitely be back!

Did my birthday here! Trailer the motorcycle and did the twisted sisters. They had firewood fire…read morewith s'mores