Camping is easy with your motorhome rental in Wimberley. Several full-service parks can be found in the city including Priddy Meadows and Green Acres RV Parks. Day trips to Enchanted Rock State Natural Area can easily turn into overnight stays. Several RV parks and campgrounds are located in Llano and Fredericksburg near the park and offer full electric and water hookups. There are over a dozen RV-friendly campgrounds and RV parks surrounding Canyon Lake so you don’t have to leave the excitement on the water. These include the Canyon Lake RV Park and Cranes Mill Park, or you can let your kids run free at the Jellystone Park Hill Country which offers plenty of activities for the little ones or the whole family.

Texas stands for many things and one of those things is BBQ. We’re not talking Carolina pulled-pork or St. Louis-style ribs. This is Texas and Texas means brisket. Renting an RV in Wimberley will be a great idea when you find yourself sleepy and full after a tour of the area’s dozens of BBQ joints. Tex Mex is also on the menu and the Wimberley area is a great place to load up on fajitas, chili con carne, and, of course, tacos. One of the best spots in Wimberley for tacos is the Shamrock gas station (seriously!) where you can grab a sack of authentic street taco goodness before hitting the road for adventure. For a little wilder time, Wimberley lies halfway between two world-class neighbors that just can’t be resisted. Austin is the state’s capital and also the capital for foodies, artists, musicians, and your everyday, average weirdo.  Drive your Wimberley, TX RV rental up and enjoy the shopping, dining, and cultural experiences that await in this southern music mecca. Austin is the Live Music Capital of the World awash in music venues, honky-tonk bars, and concert series including the renowned Austin City Limits and the world-famous three-day bash that is South By Southwest. When the curtain falls, you don’t have to. The late-night scene in Austin is packed with food trucks serving just about everything and plenty of dive bars to finish off your night. San Antonio is the place to go if you want authentic BBQ, Tejano music, fabulous shopping choices, and a deep respect for history. One of the city’s biggest draws is the Riverwalk, a 15-mile long city park and urban waterway where you can stroll past mouth-watering restaurants, galleries, boutique shops, and entertainment. Feet hurt? Take a water-taxi, and cruise the river in style. After your river walk, don’t forget the Alamo, just a few blocks away and easily one of the most iconic historical sites in the country. Another must-go is the historic Buckhorn Saloon & Museum, a quirky joint where you can grab a beer and a heaving portion of Texas BBQ, and peruse the curiosities such as the “78-point buck’ in the Buckhorn’s two museums. History drips from the walls in this place like the sweat off your ice cold bottle of Lonestar. This is where Teddy Roosevelt recruited the Roughriders and Pancho Villa is said to have planned the Mexican Revolution.