Kerrville/Schreiner Campground

The Great Outdoors

The Guadalupe is a beautiful river to enjoy by swimming, floating, or paddling around. No problem if you’re not planning to bring your own watercraft. You’ll be able to make arrangements for groups or for full-day rentals at the local Kerrville Kayak and Canoe company, and will be able to easily access the river when you’re camping at Kerrville-Schreiner. Fishing is another favorite pastime here, so don’t forget to pack a rod and reel in your travel trailer if you're an angler.Make sure to bring hiking boots and bicycles along on your campervan rental getaway. There are almost eight miles of trails here shared by hikers and cyclists and if you're in the mood for a casual stroll after you’ve set up your campsite at Kerrville-Schreiner, head over to meander around the peaceful onsite Butterfly Garden, which includes a fire ring and seating area.Kerrville-Schreiner is a great option for folks looking for a campground in Kerr County that can accommodate the whole family. Between the playground, basketball court, and sand volleyball, there’s plenty of fun outdoor activities for campers of all ages. After playing and trekking the terrain, recharge with your fellow travelers as you grill something up at your campsite BBQ pit, or relax at the picnic areas available throughout Kerrville-Schreiner.

Exploring the Area

When you’re in the mood for some entertainment, head over to the park’s Riverside area to discover the park Amphitheater. The venue is available to rent and can pack a crowd of around 220 people. It also showcases a Movies in the Park series, so stock up on blankets and popcorn in your rental RV and cozy up with some outdoor cinema.There is an abundance of culture and history to experience in the city of Kerrville, which dates back to 1889 and is one of the many treasures of Texas Hill Country. Golf enthusiasts will come across three distinguished courses in the area. There are also diverse forms of art to experience here, ranging from the Museum of Western Art to performances at the Point Theatre or the Kathleen C. Cailloux Theater.While you’re enjoying the Guadalupe River with some waterfront camping near Kerrville, consider browsing the Kerrville Folk Festival and the Official Texas State Arts and Crafts Fair. In addition to the beautiful Kerrville-Schreiner, you’ll be able to stretch your legs at the city’s Louise Hays Park and Flat Rock Park, both of which are also linked to the Guadalupe River. Fredericksburg -- as well as other nearby cities -- offers many more attractions just a short distance away.