Berry Springs RV Park

Berry Springs RV Park is named after the nearby town’s founder, John Berry, who was one of the first settlers in this Texas area. After the War of 1812, he moved to Berry Springs, TX, and built a small enterprise and was a prominent community leader. Berry Springs RV Park is a pastoral campground in a country setting. Wide green lawns are dotted by tall 200-years-old oak trees that are perfect for reading a good book underneath or cooling off on a hot day. With over 100 sites to choose from, campers to Berry Springs RV Park can enjoy a variety of amenities that makes their RV camping experience a more comfortable one.

Several sites at Berry Springs RV Park are oversized, able to accommodate rigs up to 100 feet long, and motorhomes with slideouts. All sites come with electric hookups. The facility also offers a laundry room, a recreation room with cable tv, a community fire pit, and restrooms with private showers. WiFi, of course, is included. Berry Springs RV Park is dog-friendly and has even created an off-leash fenced dog area for dogs to enjoy. Reservations are highly recommended, particularly during the peak season.

The closest large town is Georgetown, TX, which is about 5 miles south. Although the town is predominantly populated by retirees, it’s a bustling, growing town of around 6,000 residents. There are many historic homes and buildings, most of which have Victorian architecture. Georgetown is also known as the “Red Poppy” capital of Texas because most of the roadside shoulders and city parks were seeded with red poppy wildflowers. The annual Red Poppy Festival coincides with the peak month, which is April. Book an RV in Williamson County, and start exploring.