Roadrunner RV Park

Campground in Johnson City, TX • 38 RV Sites

Roadrunner RV Park in Johnson City, Texas, occupies a serene position in one of the Texas Hill Country's most historically significant small towns—the birthplace and ranch country of President Lyndon Baines Johnson—placing guests at the center of the Pedernales River valley where working ranches, spring-fed rivers, and the low juniper and live-oak hills of the central Hill Country create the pastoral landscape that shaped one of the twentieth century's most consequential American presidents. The park's location next to the town's commercial district provides walkable access to Johnson City's shops, restaurants, and the Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park visitor center. The park provides big-rig-friendly full hookup sites with reliable utility connections, a general store for essential resupply, clean restrooms and showers, and pet-friendly policies that welcome traveling companions of all species. The Wi-Fi service supports connectivity for guests working remotely or staying in touch during extended Hill Country explorations, and horseshoes provides a traditional outdoor recreation option suited to the unhurried pace that Johnson City's small-town character encourages. The park's straightforward, value-oriented character serves travelers who understand that the Hill Country's greatest amenities are found outside the campground gates. Johnson City's landscape is the eastern Hill Country at its most characteristic—rolling terrain of Cretaceous limestone covered with the Ashe juniper and live oak mix that gives the Hill Country its distinctive silhouette, cut by the Pedernales River and its tributaries in clear-water drainages that support the cypress trees, swimming holes, and fishing that define outdoor recreation in this part of Texas. The Pedernales River's spring-fed clarity and the surrounding ranchland's expansive sky create the austere but beautiful landscape that LBJ repeatedly described as the place his roots were deepest and his soul most restored. The Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park encompasses both the LBJ Ranch and the boyhood home in Johnson City, providing one of the country's most intimate presidential heritage experiences—the working ranch where Johnson was born, lived throughout his life, and was buried remains accessible to visitors with a scale and personal character that larger presidential memorials rarely achieve. Pedernales Falls State Park, approximately 10 miles east of Johnson City, protects a dramatic stretch of the Pedernales River where the river cascades over limestone ledges in one of the Hill Country's most photographed natural features. Fredericksburg's German heritage, wine tasting rooms, and National Museum of the Pacific War lie approximately 30 miles west. Roadrunner RV Park operates year-round in Johnson City's four-season Hill Country climate, with spring's iconic wildflower season from March through April—when Pedernales River valley roadsides blanket in bluebonnets and Indian paintbrush—representing the single most popular visitation window in the entire Hill Country tourism calendar. Fall's mild temperatures and the grape harvest season at surrounding wineries create a second compelling reason to visit, and the park's year-round operations and affordable pricing make it a practical and welcoming base for exploring the LBJ corridor and the broader Hill Country at any time of year.

Campground rules and policies

Arrival and Check In
- Check-In is 1 PM.
- Checkout is 12 PM.
- One car/truck per spot.
- While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement.
- Anyone under 18 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.
- Site fees allow for two guests. Additional charges may apply for more than two guests.
- Solid sewer connections and water pressure regulators are REQUIRED. If necessary, you may purchase these at check-in.
- Basic Wi-Fi is provided at no cost for streaming, file transfers, with high speeds available.
- All Spot2Nite reservations require payment in full at the time of booking.
- See additional rules on your welcome guide at check-in.Pets are welcome.
- All pets must remain on a leash no longer than 6 feet while outside.
- Pets must remain under supervision at all times, never being left alone outside.
- Pets that cause a nuisance to other guests will be required to leave the park.
- All pet droppings must be picked up by the pet owner, bagged, and placed in the dumpster.
- Aggressive animals and breeds are not allowed in the park.
- Pets are not allowed inside the clubhouse, laundry room, bathhouse, or cabin.
- If a guest does not follow these pet rules, then the guest will be required to leave the park without a refund.