Bring the big rig and stay awhile: this Boerne campground accommodates vehicles over 40 feet with 30- and 50-AMP hookups, restrooms with showers, and quiet Hill Country grounds for hiking, birding, and stargazing. Plan for no on-site dump station and non-potable water—pack drinking water and wheel chocks.
Bring the big rig and stay awhile: this Boerne campground accommodates vehicles over 40 feet with 30- and 50-AMP hookups, restrooms with showers, and quiet Hill Country grounds for hiking, birding, and stargazing. Plan for no on-site dump station and non-potable water—pack drinking water and wheel chocks.
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easy.
1–14 Nights.
Minimal physical exertion; you should be able to walk short, uneven trails and climb small limestone ledges.
No. Water supplied at the campsite is non-potable—bring your own drinking water or buy bottled water at the gift shop.
There is no sewer/dump station on the campground. Plan to manage waste before arrival or use facilities in town.
Check-in begins at 1 pm and check-out is 11 am, with occasional late check-out available by request.
Yes. Restrooms including showers are on site; guests should bring towels and toiletries.
Yes. This listing specifically accommodates RVs and vehicles larger than 40 feet with 30- and 50-AMP power options.
Pet policies are not specified in the listing; contact the campground directly to confirm any breed or size restrictions and leash rules.
Boerne and the surrounding Hill Country were settled by German immigrants in 1849; the area retains ranching and small-town roots reflected in local trails and roadside flora.
Water on site is non-potable to reduce on-site treatment demands; guests are asked to pack out waste, minimize campfire impact, and respect native vegetation to protect bird habitat.
30- & 50-AMP power + non-potable water • Ages 18+ to Reserve
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