Johnson Creek RV Resort Park

The Great Outdoors

There is lots of open space to explore in central Texas, so fire up the Ingram RV rental and hit the open road. Johnson Creek RV Resort and Park is near numerous state parks and other wilderness areas. South Llano River State Park is 45 minutes' drive north on I-10. The park covers both sides of the Llano River, with 500 acres of land in the heart of Texas’ Hill Country. Try hiking, biking, floating on the river, tubing, fishing, wildlife spotting, stargazing, or even camping when you visit.Inks Lake State Park and Longhorn Cavern State Park can both be found to the north of San Antonio, not far from one another. At Inks Lake State Park, you can view ancient gneiss rock surrounding Inks Lake. The Devil’s Waterhole is a fun feature of the lake, where experienced swimmers can dive deep into a gaping hole that leads underground. Swim at your own risk, or hike through hilly terrain covered in cacti and yucca trees.Longhorn Cavern State Park offers a vastly different experience and has been a National Natural Landmark since 1971. The large cavern was carved out through limestone by an underground river and has since been used by Confederate soldiers, Native Americans, and outlaws. You can tour the caves and see wild bats in the eerie yet beautiful underground world.Garner State Park offers yet another fantastic experience, situated on the banks of the Frio River. The park is known for its nightly dances held during the warmer months, but there is much more to do within the park. Guests can camp, hike, bike, play a round of mini-golf, and learn about nature. Popular water activities include canoeing and kayaking, fishing, swimming, and paddle boating. There are camping cabins and campsites as well as a camp store and a gift shop.

City Sightseeing

Johnson Creek RV Resort and Park is close to Kerrville, an easy-to-reach place several miles to the south. There are some fantastic ways to spend the day when you head into Kerrville, thanks to a large selection of dining establishments, wineries, breweries, cafes, shops, and museums. The Kerr Arts & Cultural Center consistently impresses with its ever-changing rotation of artwork covering a wide variety of media. You can spot dazzling paintings, sculptures, and a large collection of antique furniture in this lovely art museum in the heart of Kerrville.The Museum of Western Art is another incredible place to check out, showcasing artwork with a focus on the Old West. The docents lead informational tours, highlighting the antiques, artifacts, statues, paintings, and other neat memorabilia pertaining to the ways of the West. Cowboy sculptures and other Western-inspired artwork is a pleasure to see in person. The Cailloux Theater doesn’t have a bad seat in the house. This historic building frequently puts on entertainment for the public, from concerts to theatrical performances, and there is no better place to see live acts while camping near Kerrville.If you head down to San Antonio, you can see the famous Alamo Mission, site of the Texas Revolution's Battle of the Alamo. The structure symbolizes freedom and courage, and during your visit, you can learn all about the battle and the war. Stroll through the gardens surrounding the fort, stop to observe the Living History Encampment, and swing by the gift shop to scope out some Texas treasures.Book a motorhome in Kerrville, Texas, and you'll be in an excellent position to explore the Texas Hill Country. Pull into a campsite at Johnson Creek RV Resort and Park, and start your next adventure.