South Llano River is a campground that lies withing South Llano State Park, a wonderful place for motorhome camping trips, as well as all kinds of recreational activities on the land and in the water. Located on the western edge of Texas Hill Country, the area is abundant with wildlife and features a lush pecan grove river bottom and rocky upland backcountry. The main attraction is the unique South Llano River, which, according to historical records, has never run dry.
The campsites at South Llano River State Park provide various options for different types of camping preferences. Around 58 sites include 30 amp electric and water hookups, plus a picnic table and nearby restrooms with hot showers. There are also six walk-in campsites that include a fire ring and picnic table, as well as nearby water and restrooms with showers. Or, there’s the option of hiking in approximately 1.5 miles from the trailhead to a number of primitive campsites that include a picnic table and a composting toilet in the area.
Other amenities at this campground include a dump station and a park store. The Ranger Station headquarters offers plenty of helpful info and equipment. Pick up a GPS device here to help navigate the park or borrow some gear if you'd like to try your luck at fishing. Search for an RV in Kimble County, pack up water toys, bicycles, and hiking boots in your travel trailer, and make your way to your campsite at Junction, Texas. The state park is typically open daily, with peak season being from March through October.
Location
30.4387217° N, 99.8124395° W
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