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The Guadalupe River snakes through this 4,300-acre tract of Texas Hill Country, offering endless recreational activities for avid adventurers. Both Texans and tourists love tubing, fishing, and swimming in the river. Landlubbers will find an extensive network of trails to explore here as well, which offer glimpses of the park’s diverse array of flora and fauna.

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Getting Outdoors

The best way to kick off your Guadalupe State Park camping adventure is to explore the park on foot. The park’s 13-mile hiking trail network offers paths suitable for all ages and abilities. For an easy walk chock full of scenic views, take the quarter-mile Barred Owl Trail. Pause at the overlook to take in the river. The Golden-cheeked Warbler Trail, named for the endangered bird species which lives in the park, is just shy of a mile long but features steep descents along the way.

Camping at Guadalupe State Park

Guadalupe River State Park campers will have plenty of choice at the park’s two campgrounds, offering a total of 85 sites. Turkey Sink Campground provides water and 50-amp electric hookups, while Cedar Sage provides 30-amp service. Generators are prohibited in Cedar Sage. Like most Texas state parks, Guadalupe River offers clean restrooms, showers, picnic tables, and grills.

Exploring the Area

Before you pack up the motorhome rental and set out, stop by the park office and grab a souvenir to commemorate your Guadalupe River State Park camping trip. I-10 and Highway 281 are both convenient to the park, making it easy to extend your adventures through the Lone Star State. You’ll find the nearest gas stations along Highway 281 in the community of Spring Branch.

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Recent RV rental reviews in Guadalupe River State Park

Becky W.

September, 2025

Wonderful! Emily and Paul rank 100% in all categories! This was our 2nd time to rent from them and we couldn’t asked for a better experience. Always available and upfront about everything. We highly recommend them.
James H.

September, 2025

It was perfect. Absolutely incredible. Great Airstream.
Saul F.

September, 2025

Emily and Tony were kind, responsive, and flexible. They did a through walk-through and were flexible around pick up timing. The RV was great, and my family and I had a great time. Thanks! Will look to rent through them again if we do more RVing.

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