RV Parks & Campgrounds in New Braunfels, Texas
38 RV Parks & Campgrounds in New Braunfels, TX
Overview
New Braunfels sits along the Guadalupe River in the Texas Hill Country, about an hour north of San Antonio. RV parks and campgrounds here cater to visitors drawn to tubing on the Guadalupe River, exploring Canyon Lake, and day trips to nearby San Marcos. The area sits at 680...New Braunfels sits along the Guadalupe River in the Texas Hill Country, about an hour north of San Antonio. RV parks and campgrounds here cater to visitors drawn to tubing on the Guadalupe River, exploring Canyon Lake, and day trips to nearby San Marcos. The area sits at 680 feet elevation with warm summers averaging 84 degrees in July and mild winters around 49 degrees in January. Multiple parks line the riverfront, offering full hook-up RV sites, cabin rentals, and tent camping across the region's rolling terrain.
Sun Retreats Texas Hill Country sprawls across 32 acres of lush, rolling grounds and welcomes guests for single nights, weekly stays, or longer visits. Camp Fimfo Texas Hill Country sits directly on the Guadalupe River with full hook-up RV sites, custom-designed cabins, and tent sites. Camp Huaco Springs occupies 30 acres along the river at the First Crossing on River Road, offering more than a mile of riverfront sites. Rio Guadalupe Resort features a quarter-mile of private Guadalupe River frontage with direct walk-to-water access and enforces quiet hours from 10pm to 8am for a relaxed family atmosphere. These parks include amenities like free Wi-Fi, restaurants, fitness centers, pools, and kitchens in select accommodations.
Tubing on the Guadalupe River remains the primary draw for most visitors. The Comal River and San Marcos River also attract paddlers and swimmers. Schlitterbahn water park and attractions in San Antonio lie within an hour's drive. Canyon Lake offers boating and fishing. Austin sits roughly 90 minutes north for day trips exploring the state capital.
New Braunfels experiences an average annual precipitation of 34.9 inches, with the warmest months arriving in summer and cooler weather settling in during winter months. The terrain consists of plains typical of the Texas Hill Country region. Big Bend National Park lies 308 miles west for travelers planning extended road trips. Most visitors arrive between late spring and early fall when river conditions are well suited for water activities.
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New Braunfels sits along the Guadalupe River in the Texas Hill Country, about an hour north of San Antonio. RV parks and campgrounds here cater to visitors drawn to tubing on the Guadalupe River, exploring Canyon Lake, and day trips to nearby San Marcos. The area sits at 680 feet elevation with warm summers averaging 84 degrees in July and mild winters around 49 degrees in January. Multiple parks line the riverfront, offering full hook-up RV sites, cabin rentals, and tent camping across the region's rolling terrain.
Sun Retreats Texas Hill Country sprawls across 32 acres of lush, rolling grounds and welcomes guests for single nights, weekly stays, or longer visits. Camp Fimfo Texas Hill Country sits directly on the Guadalupe River with full hook-up RV sites, custom-designed cabins, and tent sites. Camp Huaco Springs occupies 30 acres along the river at the First Crossing on River Road, offering more than a mile of riverfront sites. Rio Guadalupe Resort features a quarter-mile of private Guadalupe River frontage with direct walk-to-water access and enforces quiet hours from 10pm to 8am for a relaxed family atmosphere. These parks include amenities like free Wi-Fi, restaurants, fitness centers, pools, and kitchens in select accommodations.
Tubing on the Guadalupe River remains the primary draw for most visitors. The Comal River and San Marcos River also attract paddlers and swimmers. Schlitterbahn water park and attractions in San Antonio lie within an hour's drive. Canyon Lake offers boating and fishing. Austin sits roughly 90 minutes north for day trips exploring the state capital.
New Braunfels experiences an average annual precipitation of 34.9 inches, with the warmest months arriving in summer and cooler weather settling in during winter months. The terrain consists of plains typical of the Texas Hill Country region. Big Bend National Park lies 308 miles west for travelers planning extended road trips. Most visitors arrive between late spring and early fall when river conditions are well suited for water activities.
Top RV Parks & Campgrounds in New Braunfels, Texas
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