Kerrville KOA

Arguably, nobody understands how to run an RV campground better than a fellow RV enthusiast, which is why you should consider a stay at Kerrville KOA when you book an RV in Kerr County, Texas. In a rustic setting just a few short miles from Ingram and Kerrville, this family-run RV park offers the best of country and city living. The campground has a recreation room with a big-screen TV and full kitchen; the kids can chill out while you throw together a gourmet meal. There are a playground and swimming pool, and a community area with a gazebo and fire ring where you can meet fellow travelers when the sun has set. If you like bird watching, there are more than two dozen bird species that frequent the park which is open year round and trails where you can observe the wildlife while getting some exercise.

If you need to stock up, the campground has a store with most of what you need; you can purchase propane on-site, and there is a camp gas pump with both diesel and gasoline for sale. A dog park is available to keep your furry friends happy, and individual sites can handle rental RVs up to 125 feet in size. The sites have cable TV available, Wi-Fi for staying in touch, and up to 50 amp electrical hookups; they are a combination of back-in and pull-through accessible, depending on your preferences. If you need to freshen up, there are bathhouses with showers and laundry facilities.

Now that you're ready, you should have a look at what's nearby. There are several museums that demonstrate the history of Kerr County and Texas, and one of them has rotating exhibits of the pioneers who settled the area: cowboys, mountain men, and the Native Americans who lived here, among others. There are working farms and ranches where you can experience frontier life for yourself and possibly even get up close with the resident animals. If you would like to be accompanied by someone who can explain what you're seeing, there are numerous tours to be had. If action is what you have in mind, you can not only swim but also enjoy canoeing and tubing along the Guadalupe River and Ingram Lake.