We had a great time at the Firefly Resort. We didn't have any issues. The Comfortably Numb tiny…read more home was delightful. We all had a wonderful time. Will definitely stay again.

What a nightmare. The place itself is actually nice, but dealing with their booking/customer…read moreservice is a completely different story. They make it very easy to book over the phone--but don't be fooled. The real chaos starts when you try to confirm your reservation before check-in. Be prepared to jump through hoops: they require photos of your license plate, selfies, pictures of your rig, and your vehicle. It's excessive and frustrating. On top of that, we were stuck at the gate for two hours trying to get everything sorted out. Then come the surprise fees... * $30 cleaning fee (for an RV pad?!) * $19 damage insurance * $30 for the first day * $10/day "resort" fees None of this was clearly disclosed when booking over the phone. It feels like a classic bait-and-switch and a complete money grab. Bottom line: nice property, but the booking process, hidden fees, and customer service make it not worth the headache.

10/10 -- A Hidden Gem in the Texas Hill Country!…read more We absolutely loved our stay at Outdoorsy! We booked completely last minute--the day before--and stayed in Suite 16. This place truly feels like a hidden gem, and the entire experience was such a vibe. Check-in was a breeze, and the staff was amazing from beginning to end. The ladies helped us with our luggage via golf cart and were available from 9am - 7pm to shuttle us back and forth to our cars. All we had to do was text the front desk for a ride. Everyone was incredibly sweet, helpful, and full of great local recommendations. You could tell they genuinely enjoyed their jobs, which made the experience even better. Our suite was spacious, comfortable, and really thoughtfully designed. Having a fridge and microwave was such a nice touch, along with robes in the room and all the little amenities that made it feel more like a boutique stay than traditional "glamping." Our site also had its own fire pit, which really completed the Hill Country vibe. One of our favorite surprises was having a deer feeder right outside our door! We were able to watch deer come right up near our site, which was such a peaceful and memorable part of the experience. Between the deer, longhorns, fire pit, and incredible stars at night, you really felt immersed in the Hill Country. Suite 16 is closer to the main road, so you can clearly hear some highway noise. They thoughtfully provide a white-noise machine, which made it an easy fix. If you're sensitive to road noise, I'd recommend requesting a site farther from the main road. The guest room did get pretty warm around 4 p.m. because the windows face the afternoon sun. Some window tinting or an exterior shade would probably help, but when we mentioned it, the staff immediately offered to bring us an additional large A/C unit. They even offered us a complimentary cocktail for the inconvenience, which was such a nice gesture! Overall, the suite stayed comfortable, and they did an excellent job designing the space with multiple floor vents to keep air flowing throughout. The property gets VERY dark at night! There could possibly be a little more pathway lighting between the tents, but honestly, the low light pollution is also part of the magic--the stars were absolutely incredible. If you're directionally challenged, worried about critters at night, or just don't want to walk in the dark, renting a golf cart for $150 for your stay might be worth it. Feeding the longhorns was another highlight--feed buckets were only $5. The check-in area also had s'mores supplies, firewood, beer, snacks, and drinks, all at surprisingly reasonable prices. It's a great little convenience when you realize you forgot something or want to enjoy s'mores around your fire pit. We also loved the game room! There's a pool table, ping pong, basketball, a massive TV, and plenty of room to hang out. It was especially nice having a cool place to escape the Texas heat and relax for a while. The only thing missing is a pool on property but it sounds like that will be the next addition. Some yurts do have pools but it will definitely be a welcoming addition with the Texas heat! Overall, 10/10 and highly recommend! The few minor inconveniences were handled quickly and graciously by the staff. From watching deer outside our door and feeding the longhorns to sitting around the fire pit and seeing a sky full of stars, the whole property had such a fun, relaxing Hill Country vibe. We're so glad we found this hidden gem and would absolutely stay again!

Communication was great prior to arrival with worries of weather. When arrived we were kindly…read moregreeted and given the whole run down and guide. Loved all the front office had to offer from drinks , small bites and souvenirs. We were given a golf cart complimentary due to the priors day rain causing mud (I would feel it was needed but for the high price of $150 I'm glad we didn't have to purchase as the tents are a bit of a walk if you're not inclined the whole stay) The pancakes were good and she offered to make us one for our kiddo instead of the 3. The drinks options were plentiful and delicious. We loved all amenities . We grilled and smoked food and enjoyed the activity center. I do wish all tents had the cowboy pools or at least a community one. I wish there front desk hours stayed open a little later also. This place is perfect for a Fredericksburg visit with close wineries and shops nearby still! Tents offered perfect privacy from others but not much sound privacy. Perfect. For families , couples and groups. A lot was already provided or offered by the property!

We loved our stay here! The park is clean, family and pet friendly. Hookups were convenient and in…read moreworking order. The staff was all wonderful to work with and interact with. We were there before the new pool opened but we can't wait to swim next time!

We had quite a tumultuous family RV trip (several mechanical issues) but the agency RV park was a…read morelovely counterbalance to our troubles. Stayed there with my parents for a few days - they even let us stay an extra night when our brake troubles made it so we couldn't make it for our first night. Solar powered strip lights on the site, a fire pit, picnic tables, and absurdly nice washrooms - complete with showers, new renovation and air conditioning - made this a lovely stay. We went biking on some nearby streets and easily could have made it to the nearby state park had we had time. The only downfall is we didn't have a cable hookups, but we managed to get channels anyway. The WiFi was solid most times to work remote but a bit difficult to stream or zoom over at a few points. Not my usual scene to be at an RV lark, but we had a few wild Mexican trim matches and enjoyed our stay.

The staff was very friendly and helpful. If you are fragile or handicapped, you do not want to stay…read morehere. The access to rooms are not paved and can be hard to navigate. Our room (#14) was extremely difficult to enter. There were two steps to climb. The first one was OK. The second one was more than a foot high. Very difficult to climb. There were no rails or anything else to hold onto. The first thing we saw when we entered our room was a broom with a wad of hair stuck to it. Then a dust pan just lying on the floor. Then there was the bathroom. Let's just say that I have seen larger in a small motor home. The most redeeming factor is that the beds were very comfortable. If you are young and healthy, this could be a nice place to stay. The scenery in the area was awesome.

There are a lot of positives about this resort: the river is beautiful, the "town" is super cute,…read moreand the staff is friendly. I've stayed here twice, and our accommodations the first time around in one of the larger cabins was beautiful. Everything was very clean, and modern looking. However, I was significantly less impressed when we came back and stayed in one of the smaller cabins. There were orange stains on all of the linen, the lighting was strange, and it just looked and felt dingy. It also lacked basic necessities to be comfortable in an overnight stay, like paper towels and regular towels (they tell you to bring your own but I still find it strange). The area and town are beautiful, so we would like to return but I will consider looking into alternate accommodations next time.

The most exceptional vacation in Hill Country. We loved everything, but the view was breathtakingread more

This place is so overrated and so overpriced. It's unreal they don't keep up with their maintenance…read moreand want to charge thousands of dollars for a few nights. There are MANY other places that keep up with their houses. This place is shit!

We stayed three nights at this small, quiet RV park. It's an absolute gem! The hosts are wonderful…read moreand welcoming. The grounds are well-kept and surrounded by natural landscape. Nice size pull through sites with full hookups. The property is also close to town. We'll be back!

I rented the clubhouse for a surprise party and it turned out perfect. Loved how we could open the…read morebig glass garage door and stand outside and talk! Sally was always willing to answer my numerous questions I had while planning my hubbys 60th surprise party! There is nothing I would have changed! Great simulation golf machine that my guests used! I recommend this to everyone and cabins are available for guests to rent!

Very cozy place on the Blanco River, especially when there is water. We stayed in the River Quad…read morewhich consists of 4 units with views of the water. The unit has a full fridge, microwave, coffee maker, toaster oven, and more. We never made it to the pool but it looked very nice. We came for the river and stayed in it for two days. Great family spot with lots of things to do and very close to town. HEB is right around the corner. Would def come back'

3.5 We stopped in to…read moresee the Pioneer town because it's a free attraction. Most of the buildings were closed, but it's a neat thing, mostly for younger children. The bottle house was the best building to look at for photography. The train ride, which is $6, was the best part of this attraction as it's about a mile around the area. Not much in the way of narration, but a fun excursion. Parking is free out front, and no validation is needed. You're also a stone's throw away from the river, which is a nice photography location. Be careful of the road, though, as drivers aren't always paying attention.

The Prow'd House was excellent. The hosts were very nice and served an excellent breakfast every…read moremorning. The Ffiona was very nice.

Given my experience, a better name for the "Prow'd House B&B" is the "Arrogant House B&B."…read more Made a reservation there for a weekend stay with my wife. After giving me a choice of two rooms, and recommending one in particular (which of course I chose), the reservation person required that I give her my credit card number, date of expiration, security code, my billing address, my email address and also my cellphone number. A few hours later I got an email from her saying that she'd made a mistake and that the rooms she'd described were in fact not available; but that for an extra $50 I could rent a very nice suite that was indeed available. I wrote her back and said that I was disappointed and extremely concerned that she'd required me to give her all the above confidential information for nothing, and that I thought the most fair thing was that they just allow us to stay in the suite she was now saying they had available, but that we shouldn't be charged more. After a couple of days she wrote back to say that she'd talked with the owner and that the owner would not do that; so I could either pay the $50 more or they wouldn't help me. Now . . . you decide. What's the right name for this place? "Prow'd?" Me thinks not (as in Yelp's 1 star "Eeks, me thinks not"). How you treat people matters. Maybe 20 years ago this "Prow'd House" could unprofessionally treat its customers and no one would know. But times have changed and how you treat people these days can become a more public fact. Sign me, David "All the news that's fit to print" M