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Johnson Creek RV Resort
Overview
Johnson Creek RV Resort offers a tranquil escape situated along the banks of the scenic Johnson Creek in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. This destination is designed for travelers who appreciate a relaxed environment, offering a blend of natural beauty and modern convenience. With well-maintained grounds and a quiet atmosphere, the resort serves as a peaceful basecamp for those looking to disconnect while staying within reach of local amenities.
Location & Surroundings
Located in Ingram, Texas, the park sits just west of Kerrville, providing guests with convenient access to the regional charm of the Hill Country. The setting is notably riverfront access, allowing campers to enjoy the gentle flow of the water right from their sites. The surrounding area is characterized by rolling hills, limestone cliffs, and native landscapes, making it an ideal spot for those who enjoy the scenic Texas landscape while traveling through the Guadalupe River valley.
Amenities & Park Features
The resort is equipped to accommodate a variety of rigs, focusing on providing a comfortable stay for both short-term visitors and seasonal guests. Key features include full hookup sites with reliable water, sewer, and electric service. Guests can take advantage of the on-site swimming pool, which provides a welcome respite during the warmer months. The facility is designed to feel spacious, ensuring that visitors have enough room to set up their outdoor living areas comfortably.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Ingram and the greater Kerrville area offer plenty of activities for outdoor enthusiasts and culture seekers alike. Visitors often spend time exploring the Hill Country Arts Foundation, which features galleries and outdoor theater productions along the river. For those who enjoy active recreation, the nearby state parks provide ample opportunities for hiking, birdwatching, and fishing. The proximity to local antique shops and small-town cafes adds a touch of local flavor to any itinerary.
Who This Park Is Best For
Johnson Creek RV Resort is an excellent choice for retirees and travelers seeking a quiet, low-key atmosphere away from the bustle of major cities. It is particularly well-suited for those traveling in big-rig friendly motorhomes who prioritize cleanliness and easy access to nature. If your goal is to settle in for a relaxing week by the water while enjoying the mild climate of central Texas, this park will likely meet your expectations.
User Reviews
Joni Jellison
Beautiful park, 2 big dog parks, lots of wildlife. They hosted the Texas Tiny Trailer Rally and facilities were very nice. Can’t wait to go back!
Debra Janosek
Great location friendly office staff. We just had an Rv Rally at this location this past weekend They have so much to offer here Johnson Creek Rv Resort .Thank you for a awesome weekend .
Nikki
Our family, two humans and two pups have enjoyed this park twice and we love it! The staff couldn't be more accommodating and kind. The restrooms are clean. The chapel and western hall reminds of the old west days. Lots of pecan trees surround many sites, mini pony pasture, and two dog parks. There is great fishing too! A quiet, beautiful paradise. It's easy to navigate, we have a 34' pull behind, and the site roads are wide enough also. Book your camping trip here, you won't regret it!
Shelley Hale
My initial impression was run down, even though family and friends we were with had talked the place up prior to arrival, which is why we were there. It’s definitely more long term rv occupants than short term vacation occupants. Lots of stickers in the “grass” areas which were all more weeds or dirt than grass. Pool was only nice thing, but pool house bathroom and pool area overall left much to be desired. Dog area as shown on map given and on website is apparently no longer the dog park (just looked like a junk yard). Dog area as now signed at the park is old horse pasture, as shown on the map, and was full of stickers. Not sure why anyone would use the chapel as it looks rundown and surrounded by junk. And there was a weird ghost town looking set up, which is I guess for events? But again, looks rundown. Just overall very run down and unwelcoming. Got 3 stars for how quiet it was, which was nice, and the pool. We left a day early.
Michael Trahan
We were there for the Texas Tiny Camper Rally. Lisa, Miss Patty and Mr. Ken are very nice. We were having problems with our fridge and Lisa offered to us a fridge to put our food if needed. And we have a Jeep that we love to take the doors off when the weather allows. Lisa offered us a place to put them. Beautiful views and we love to walk. Lisa told us of a road behind the campground that we could walk. Definitely would stay there again. You are missing out if you don't!