Escorted to campsite, then went to check in. Great pull thru, and a clean, long site. Shrubs between site and trees to keep you cool. Very clean bathrooms and showers. Felt very welcomed here. Unfortunately very narrow roadways in campground. Would go back to this Resort. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is probably the worst RV park that I have ever stayed in. By the style of the office building, it appears to be an old KOA. The streets are so narrow that you can hardly get a rig down them. Some sites are wider than others. Even though there were several wider sites empty, we had one that was so narrow that we could hardly get in. One slide was inches from a tree, and there was a very narrow walkway on the other side of the coach. I asked for a big rig site, but it was so short that we had to park the car across the street from the rig. We could not get a satellite signal because of the trees, and they were so low over the coach that we were afraid to put the antenna up. "Landscaping" consisted of hundreds of overgrown trees and shrubs--all needing trimming--and the leaves and mess that they create. Because of all the over-growth, the place was closed in, dark and dreary. We felt like we were in a dungeon. Sites are a chalky gravel that created a mess tracking in. I will park in Wal-Mart before I would go back to this place. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Decent location if it wasnt for the xxx bookstores next door. We didnt stay. Small sites. i wouldnt book this again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here 1 week and received a weekly rate. However, they attempted to charge more than I was quoted when I made the reservations. It is a nice campground close to downtown Austin. However, it is right on the frontage road for I-35 so it is a bit noisey. It had a nice dog park which was a plus. The big downer was that we had to pay for the WiFi even though the paperwork they passed indicated it was free. The campground apparently has new management and several things have been changed -- not necessarily for the better. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very well landscaped. Escorted to site and helped getting set up. Sites are separated by shrubs and are gravel and level. Some back-in sites are tight getting in to. Interior roads need to be resurfaced. Convenient to interstate and downtown Austin. Short distance to San Marcos outlet malls and Cabela's. Nice individual cabins. There are individual restrooms and showers that are immaculate. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here in March, which according to them is an "event" so the rate is $50. No discounts! The park is conveniently located to downtown Austin, has private but small sites. The roads are extremely tight and it's impossible not to brush up against bushes pulling in or out. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Our stay was OK... The grounds/landscaping could use a definite upgrade. The staff were not rude to me, but I witnessed one of them yelling at another customer when it was unnecessary... We will probably not stay here again, but only because there are other RV parks nearby, and are in better locations (nearer to restaurants & shopping, and not as close to the Interstate). If you are looking for a one-nighter, this is your place. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed here for one night in March. Good location right on the highway. Friendly staff and best general store I've seen in a while. Nice playground for the next time I bring the kids. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Good location to downtown. We stayed here for over a week so we were put in the back of the park where people didn't move in and out as often. Internet was strong but not free. You had to pay for it. The park is an old KOA if I was to guess by the buildings. They fixed it up but when we were there the leaves from the past fall were still on the ground etc. Attention was needed in that area. If they would clean up that, it would make the park look nicer and better kept. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Level, gravel sites that are wide with privacy buffers (hedges). Our pull-thru was 70 ft. long. Narrow, paved roads. Friendly staff. High water pressure, good voltage and sewer hookup. Swimming pool was open in February, but didn't try it. Very full with some extended stay visitors. Probably popular with winter TX visitors. Gated with an access card. Many facilities near by. Cable free with site and pay for Wifi. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Beautiful Place We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Great location, very helpful staff. Excellent CATV and WIFI. Was pleased to be warned about the water pressure before I did any damage. Quite a few full time setups. Kind of crowded, sites were almost on top of each other. Narrow streets and tight corners. Iffy to be called a resort. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Exceptionally hospitable staff -- welcomed immediately on arrival -- escorted to our gravel site. Staff polite and welcoming. Site clean, thin grass surround, level, water and power worked fine (high water pressure noted). Clean, well-maintained restrooms, laundry and showers. Lots of trees, although trimmed well enough to access sites. Good place to overnight for a day or two when visiting Austin area. Propane available on site. Pool too close to highway to use or enjoy. Reasonable value for the area. RV PARK might be a better descriptor than RV RESORT. [PASSPORT AMERICA rate $19/nite] We camped here in a Truck Camper.

The staff very friendly and helpful. We were escorted to our site and the staff person made sure we had everything we needed. There are plantings between the sites to provide extra privacy. Many of the sites are pull through. The cable was free but there was a charge for the WiFi. The WiFi is provided by Tengo Internet and the signal was strong. The Passport America half price rate is only good the first night. Highway noise was not a problem since we were near the back of the park. A card key gate entry is provided for security. Trash is picked up at the site every morning. There is a fenced dog walk area in the center of the park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have only stayed here once but will return from now on. I think this is the nicest RV park in the Austin area. The staff is very friendly. The only reason they didn't get a 10 is because I need to return to see if the quality is consistent. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The staff here is incredibly friendly and helpful! When you check in, they meet you at the entrance and take you to your site, then tell you to get set up before you even need to come back to the office and pay. They even give you a free pancake breakfast every morning. The park looks like it used to be a KOA, so it has lots of trees, and it has been nicely maintained. It IS right next to I-35, so there is highway noise, but it’s not that bad. Also, as mentioned in other reviews, it is next to an adult video place, but the park setting is so private that it’s just not an issue. Its location is extremely convenient to seeing the sights in Austin, which we appreciated. Their free Wi-Fi is excellent, and they have free cable TV as well. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a former KOA from the late 1960s The sites and roads very tight due to trees. Rate includes a free pancake breakfast every morning. Many trees need to be trimmed around sites. The park has free WIFI that has an excellent signal. The cable TV is very good and has many channels. This park accepts Passport America. We camped here in a Motorhome.

New ownership doing a very nice job of bringing the park up to date. Roads are still narrow. Breakfast is good. We didn't like the fact that it is so close to I-35 or the adult movie theatre. The proximity to downtown is excellent. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

My family met there under unfortunate circumstances (my Dad's funeral). The warm and caring staff made us feel welcome and at ease from the second we arrived. Park is very clean, well maintained and secure. There is a shady, fenced dog park. Excellent South Austin location close to shopping, restaurants and entertainment. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park has plenty of shade. Laundry is secured area, but expensive, there are only 6 washers for the whole park. When it rains, it is extremely muddy and water stands at your site. This bringing more bugs. You do get a free breakfast though. Gate card for you to come & go is $20.00 (refundable). Lots of workers but the park seems to need some daily TLC. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very cooperative people. They lead you to your site. Then you unhook since entry way is short. Roads are narrow but passable. Breakfast (pancakes) is included. Our pull-through site was long enough for our 45' rig and pick-up truck. We actually hooked up prior to leaving site. While it is true that campground is close to some adult stores, they are far enough away not to intrude. Over-all a very positive experience. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We enjoyed the pancake breakfast and the friendly staff. The park was very clean. One of the best amenities we thought was how close it is to Austin. Just a zip up the freeway and your there in downtown. I think you have to realize the convenience of staying on the freeway close to Austin and overlook a few things. I would give it an overall 8 on the scale. Thanks We camped here in a Motorhome.

Price 50% with Passport America. Would not stay here again and definitely would not pay the full price of $50 for this place. The front desk was very inefficient--this park is definitely NOT "one of the best in America." We had a difficult time maneuvering through the tight roads and close shrubs. Adjacent to very busy highway. Our site was decent since it was halfway back through the park and we had lots of shrubbery which offered some privacy. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is one crummy place. As other reviewers mentioned, it is right next to two porn stores, which doesn't really bother me, but it could offend others. The actual campground is tight and the roads are in a state of advanced disrepair. To call this place a 5 star resort is simply a flat-out lie. The "rack rate" is $50 a night, but there are many ways to get discounts, including a "buy 2 get 1 night free" promotion. Even at $33 a night, this campground is way over-priced. We wanted to be as close to downtown as possible, but since there is always traffic on the feeder roads to I-35, you are not really benefitting from this proximity. Avoid this place at all costs! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a PassPort America park so we got a 50% discount on 2 nights of the 4 that we stayed. Each morning there was a free pancake breakfast. We stayed in the back of the park so highway noise was not a problem. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Let me just say that the park itself is ok. This park is suppose to be rated "Best Parks in America", however, I do not understand why they received this. Possibly for the breakfast in the morning, but that's it. We are a family of 5 with kids ranging in ages from 3-14, this campground is next door to a XXX Adult MegaPlex, you can hear at night the big rigs pulling in there and having their trucks on idle...it is located right off of I-35 and the traffic is horrible. Another disappointment was the fact the swimming pool and play ground is 10 feet from I-35 feeder, not to mention feet away from the adult "theatre". The campground is between a car dealership and the mega-plex, and the back of the park backs up against apartments. We left early the next morning. We have a 38 ft. travel trailer and a Ford F-350 and both of them together would not fit in our spot, we had to move the truck to visitor parking. The pool is tiny and is right on the feeder of I-35. I will say that if you do not have children, the place may be right for you. The bathrooms are clean and the staff is very friendly, everything would be fine with this park except the location, that ruins it. I was told that this park is the best Austin had to offer, if that's the case we will not be doing much camping in Austin anymore! Huge disappointment. This is NOT "America's Best Park". It's not kid friendly or family oriented. No fishing, no hiking. Only fun would be shopping in Austin. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We pulled in at 830 PM. We were told they closed at 9 PM and after hours check in was no problem. We were led down the road through the park by a man named Bill. He showed me where all the hookups were and invited us to a pancake breakfast the next day. ALL of the people in this park were extremely helpful and courteous. The roads were a little narrow, but they helped us get into the site. I would go back and we plan to. There is a movie theatre next door and the park is far from in a "seedy part of town". I was worried about that. We have three children and they had a ball. VERY KID FRIENDLY. A+ We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park is located just off I-35 near Austin which is good location for shopping and other activities; however, very noisy. Campsites close together. Staff friendly and helpful. Lots of trees which would be good during summer. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Over-rated by Woodalls and Trailer Life (this park buys big display ads in the RV park guides). Old, run-down, narrow roads, several abandoned trailers, dicey neighborhood. And the The only redeeming feature is its proximity to Austin. Typical of most big cities --the economics prohibit quality RV parks. We would only use this park again if we *really* had to be close to Austin. Otherwise, stay in Fredricksburg or Kerrville and day-trip in to Austin. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We also stayed here in September, 2005 and paid $50.00/night. They did give us a 10% discount. This park's charges are relatively high, but I credit that to it's location within the Austin city limits and it's proximity to many of Austin's attractions. Also, it has very little competition. The staff was very helpful, considerate and friendly. The owner was rather surly. We stayed here a week in August after we had bought our RV. The staff was very helpful in advice, guiding us in and generally welcoming us to the RV community. It was very quiet and peaceful. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Narrow roads and hard to navigate. Very nice desk people. I believe the park is overpriced for a short stay type park. There is not actually anything to do there. We used it as a rest stop. Good security with a pass gate at entry. I believe it is more expensive than it should be. It was priced like we were at a resort or destination type park. They do offer free pancakes for breakfast. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice place! Great big trees and freindly people. it looked like there were a lot of employees. Everytime I turned around somebody was asking if I needed anything. Very clean as well. I will definately stop next spring again! We camped here in a camper.

This place treats RV'ers first class - We were greeted when we pulled in and taken to a site and told to set up and get comfortable and come down to the office by 8:30pm to register - This was at 4:00pm in the afternoon!!!. Staff knowledgable and helpful - great free pancake breakfast and the Saturday Nite Prime Rib Steak Dinner is out of this world. Whether just an overnite stay or staying longer don't pass this one up. They also honor Passport America with a smile!! We camped here in a camper.

How this park stays in business is indeed a mystery. Each camper we spoke to said they would never, ever return. The staff, from the owner on down, are some of the rudest, surliest, most obnoxious people we have ever met at a campground. When we exclaimed surprise at the price the owner said " must not get out much huh?" . It got worse from there. The $38.00 price is the BASE price. There can and will be ad ons. That an old KOA with cramped ridiculously small roads, unlevel sites, dirty facilities and gestapo like rule enforcement, that is located next to a Porno Megastore and on the main "stroll" of the area's prostitutes, can charge the prices they do is mind boggling. The ratings achieved by this park had to have been "purchased" as is evidenced by the massive amount of billboards which can be seen as far away as Oklahoma for this park. Save yourself money and aggravation and drive on by! We camped here in a camper.

Large staff, yet seemingly rude and not at all helpful with information on area attractions or directions. Would not stay again. Heavy security because of bad neighborhood gave impression of an armed camp or prison atmosphere. We camped here in a camper.

This is a really nice campground. They have permanents, but are in a different area from the short timers. Close to freeway, yet pretty quiet. Lots of nice big trees. Grounds are maintained daily by a large staff. This park is very busy. Has a nice store and cafe. We camped here in a camper.

They are expanding, and we had a pull thru in the new section. Site was level and very long, concrete patio with crushed stone pad. There was lots of room between sites; CG was full, but we didn't feel cramped at all. This place is going to be awesome when they get all the expansion done. One other point, when I called to make reservations, I was told it was considered a holiday because of Republic of TX motorcycle rally, and there was a 3 night minimum. I told the owner we were not bikers, just coming to see our daughter and wanted to try their CG, so she was nice enough to only charge us for the 2 nights we were going to be there. Great people in the office when we registered. We will be back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Most of the park was still under construction when I stayed for the month of April, 2008. Very nice long and wide sites in the newly opened "B" section, not so much in the older "A" section. New "C" section should open by late 2008 with new main buidling, swimming pool and propane station. Near Lake Travis in far northwest Austin, nearby to all services. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We enjoyed our stay at LaHacienda RV Park. Everyone was extremely friendly and helpful. The park is very well kept and extremely clean. The showers and laundry were immaculate! Though the park is now small with 60 back-in sites and 6 cabins, and has primarily adult campers, they are in the processes of expanding to include about 190 new sites. I would recommend this RV Park for adults visiting the Austin area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Beware! No Refunds! Do not give this place your credit card and say you might want to stay more than one night because they will charge up as many days as you say you might want to stay and then refuse to refund any money after you see the place. Do not be fooled by the old we are totally booked full better reserve now routine. I would rather dry camp in a WalMart parking lot than feel totally ripped off. If not for the iron-clad no exceptions on refunds, this park might be OK. I will say the park was clean and well maintained. The entry road is paved, but very narrow. The slots are very close together without a concrete pad, just hard packed dirt with some grass. Most slots are not level and slope the way that makes the front of your bus 3 feet off the ground so you break a leg stepping out the first time after auto-levelling. The sewer hook-up is almost underneath your neighbors picnic table and vice-versa, very poor planning. Nice clean laundry mat with showers and they even provide an old iron and board. The park owners were very nice until I asked about a refund, then the attitude changes to that of a junk yard dog. We will not stay here again. We recommend you look before paying to decide if you want to stay, otherwise you can kiss your money good-bye. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have stayed here twice and loved it both times. Somewhat on the small side, but certainly large enough to hold our 45' Prevost Bus. Very friendly management and work kampers. Located about 20 minutes west of Austin in a rural setting. Very close to Lake Travis. They have plans to make this a bigger park and we'd highly recommend staying here. Note: Depending upon your campsite number you enter either left or right after turning in. Call ahead for your site number and which road side to come in by. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a newer park. They have much bigger plans in store for it, but right now it looks good, is clean, and is quiet, very quiet. It is near Lake Travis, close enough to downtown Austin (30 minutes) to be convenient, and is spacious by our standards. The price is very reasonable considering the amenaties. We recommend it highly. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

New RV Park with paved interior road, level gravel sites, some shaded. Each site has its own telephone number for instant communication for a phone or the internet. WiFi is also available. Expanding 30 acres to include more sites, swimming pool, and club house during the next year. Friendly staff, quiet clean grounds, close to several attractions in the Lake Travis area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great place for being close to Austin, yet in-the-country feel! Onion Creek passes right through the park & you can swim/wade near the Falls (if it's not closed due to high bacteria count). Nice level concrete pull-through sites with shade, woods, deer, playgrounds, etc. HOT water for showers! Very popular park so make reservations early! We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Nice park very close to Austin. Good place to stay when you want to discover Austin. Nice hiking paths along the river and falls. Very friendly staff. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

We enjoyed this park close to Austin. The park did have to close down our last day due to a sewer break--we were unable to use the restrooms or use the dump station. Lots of deer around and nice walking/biking paths. Pull through sites very convenient for large motorhome. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very pretty, quiet area. Internet satellite access okay. Saw lots of deer. Not much water in falls due to dry season. We could only overnight as they were full for the weekend. Would return to this park. We bought a parks pass, otherwise there is also a daily admission fee. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Beautiful scenery at this state park. Park staff very friendly. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a nice State Park. The site are big and space out. We find this Park really easy. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The park front desk personnel were not too accommodating or pleasant the day we arrived. Our pull-thru site was nice and large, but wasn't much selection for sites... we got lucky. The park had nice paved hiking trails, although there was one spot that has a steep incline and bicyclers came roaring down while we were walking up. Nice fishing spots by the falls area. One day that it rained we went into Austin to a mall and the State Capitol as our nephews had not been there before. We saw deer near our campsite. I camped here with my husband, 2 nephews, and 3 dogs. Not a bad park, but just wasn't one of my favorites so far. We drove from Fort Worth to camp here. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Way overpriced for what we got. We had two sites for a one night stop. Pull throughs are curved and impossible for a 30' trailer. We fought two of the pull through sites and finally found a back in site just deep enough to hold us. (many would not). We were there just to spend the night, but we did call the office about 15 minutes prior to closing. They assured us they had 55-60 foot pull thrus but didn't wish to take the time to assign us a site. Park was hard to find at night due to lack of signs. We will not stay there again. If Texas rest areas can offer Wifi, we should have had it for free for the price this park charged. If a family was staying several nights and knew ahead of time what type of site they would get and arrived during the day, the experience might be totally different. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This campground is just minutes from downtown Austin and all the typical places tourist like to visit. The park is located in the woods and most sites are wooded. This are two three mile hiking/biking trails located within the park, as well as Onion Creek runs through the park and has two smallish waterfalls. Fishing is allowed as fishing within all Texas state parks is free. The Smith Visitor Center is open on weekends except during the winter. It costs $4 per person to camp or use the many day use areas. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great shady pull thru sites. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Terrific place to stay. Trails, history, close to attractions in Austin, friendly staff, beautiful small waterfalls to swim and fish at, Indian rock shelter. Can't say enough about this place. We stayed in a tent but will be returning to stay in the pop up for the 4th of July weekend. One of our favorite spots. Even though you are very close to everything in Austin, this park makes you feel like you are miles away. We camped here in a Tent.