Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near harper, TX

The Midtown RV Park is located just minutes from downtown Austin as well as the airport, and is conveniently positioned near the banks of Lake Travis. Since the park is so near the lake, visitors can take advantage of annual sailing regattas, ski boat competitions, sailing on different cruisers and of course some swimming and hanging out at the water's edge. There are also public parks near the lake, for those days when you get tired of the water, and want to go biking, hiking or exploring the beauty of the Texas Hill Country. Travel further inland for some historic sightseeing, golfing, a quick visit to the Texas State Capitol building or the Austin zoo. The RV park has over 100 full hookup sites, that are 30 or 50 amps, and campers have access to sewerage and storage facilities, showers, bathrooms, cable TV and WIFI. This is definitely a favorite, so be sure to beat the summer rush, and book during typically off-season months since this site is open year-round.

The Cranes Mill Park is located in the beautiful Canyon Lake and is a great spot for an authentic outdoor adventure. Campers can look forward to a number of excellent local attractions near the campground, spots frequented by locals and visitors alike. Such sites include: the beautiful Natural Bridge Caverns, the geological wonder of Canyon Lake Gorge and the Guadalupe River State Park which is popular for hiking, biking, fishing, horseback riding, canoeing and river rafting. There's also outdoor adventures like the scenic Overlook Park, Potter's Creek Park, Madrone Trail for hiking and biking, James C Curry Nature Trail and Heritage Museum. And of course, the area around the park is filled with excellent restaurants, wildlife tours and shops. There's some for every type of camper to enjoy. Amenities at the park include: a boat ramp, fishing pier, dump station, toilets, big rig access, tent camping, walking trails, water and 30/50 amp sites. Hope to see you soon!

Bob's Cove is located in the picturesque town of Lakehills, Texas and is a great spot for an authentic southern getaway. Onsite, campers can expect great canoeing, boating, fishing, scenic and sunset viewing, hiking, biking, kayaking, stargazing, skiing, water skiing and horseback riding. Just beyond the campground, travelers can look forward to attractions like the Bandera County Medina Lake Park, the famous 4 Way Bar & Grill and Big City Street Bistro. Many campers also head to Medina Lake for a day and visit the Cherokees Oldies Antiques & Hangout. There's also several nearby cities that are perfect for day trips, Austin being the most popular among them. In Austin, visitors can look forward to world-class dining and craft foods, a rich TexMex culture seen through its production industry and thriving art scene, and plenty of green spaces. The Green Belt, The Zilker Botanical Gardens and Mt. Bonnell are well-known outdoor treasures, and for the urban adventurers, the city's historic 6th street offers a strong mix of antique architecture and modernity. There's truly something for everyone near this campground. Amenities at the park include: picnic tables, water, tent camping and 30 amp sites. Hope to see you soon!

Lake LBJ House is located on Lake LBJ in the beautiful and historic town of Kingsland, Texas and is a great place to enjoy a fun, southern adventure. Onsite, travelers can expect a breathtaking natural scenery and water sports like fishing, boating, canoeing, paddle boarding and water skiing. Just beyond the campground, visitors can look forward to excellent local attractions such as The King Ranch Tours & Museum, the historic downtown with its abundance of shops and local eateries and the Kingsville Symphony Orchestra. There's also the 1904 Train Depot Museum, John E. Connor Museum at Texas A&M-Kingsville, birding and nature photography. And of course, campers can look forward to the areas excellent antique and specialty shops, bars and fine restaurants. Hope to see you soon!

The Blanco State Park Campground is located in the beautiful town of Blanco, and is a great spot for an authentic Texas vacation. This small park hugs a one-mile stretch of the river. On the water, campers can swim, fish, paddle or boat, and on land, there's plenty of space to picnic, hike, camp, watch for wildlife, and geocache. For the group-travelers, there's a picnic pavilion for socials, group games and meals. Campers can also look forward to a number of nearby attractions such as the Old Blanco County Court, Market Days held on the 3rd Saturday of each month and the Willow City Loop which is a breathtaking spot that's perfect for scenic drives, jogging, dog walking, picnicking and stargazing or sunset viewing. There's also golf courses, the Exotic Resort Zoo, Real Ale Brewing Company, Texas Hill Vineyard and the CN Stars Horse Training and Trail Rides. Several parks and lakes are close to the campground, so travelers can look forward to hiking, biking, boating, canoeing, kayaking or fishing among the Blanco and Perdenales State Parks, Comal River and Guadelupe River. For the adventure-seeker, the Blanco Lavender Festival is an excellent event to visit for, and there's also plenty to do and see in the neighboring cities of Austin, San Antonio and New Braunfels. Amenities at the park include: fire rings, grills, 30/50 amp sites, picnic tables, water, sewerage, restrooms and shade shelter. Hope to see you soon!