Central Texas is well-known for its wide-open sweeping plains and cattle ranches. What might surprise some people is it’s also a vibrant wine country. RV camp at Texas Wine Country Jellystone Park Camp-Resort, which is surrounded by dozens of established boutique winemakers and vineyards. Campers can RV camp under the bold, endless blue sky on the gently rolling green lawn, which is dotted by tall shade trees. Each RV site is accompanied by a fire ring and picnic table.Texas Wine Country Jellystone Park Camp-Resort is a full-service campground, offering several amenities like full hookups, wifi, cable, a laundromat, and a fitness center. The family-friendly campground also has a dazzling array of playground features like splash pad, jumping pillow, and gag ball pit. During the summer months, there are several planned activities and community events designed to create the perfect RV camping experience for adults and children alike.The closest large town is Fredericksburg, which is just under 20 miles to the northwest. Affectionately known as “Fritztown” by the old-timers, the town was originally settled by German pioneers, and several buildings and homes were influenced by old-world German architecture. The town is also an unofficial Peach Capital of Texas; there are several peach orchards in the area. The peak season for visiting the local “you-pick” farms between May and August.
Central Texas is well-known for its wide-open sweeping plains and cattle ranches. What might surprise some people is it’s also a vibrant wine country. RV camp at Texas Wine Country Jellystone Park Camp-Resort, which is surrounded by dozens of established boutique winemakers and vineyards. Campers can RV camp under the bold, endless blue sky on the gently rolling green lawn, which is dotted by tall shade trees. Each RV site is accompanied by a fire ring and picnic table.Texas Wine Country Jellystone Park Camp-Resort is a full-service campground, offering several amenities like full hookups, wifi, cable, a laundromat, and a fitness center. The family-friendly campground also has a dazzling array of playground features like splash pad, jumping pillow, and gag ball pit. During the summer months, there are several planned activities and community events designed to create the perfect RV camping experience for adults and children alike.The closest large town is Fredericksburg, which is just under 20 miles to the northwest. Affectionately known as “Fritztown” by the old-timers, the town was originally settled by German pioneers, and several buildings and homes were influenced by old-world German architecture. The town is also an unofficial Peach Capital of Texas; there are several peach orchards in the area. The peak season for visiting the local “you-pick” farms between May and August.