Kerrville-Schreiner Park

| Awesome Place

By user-5250322... on 2017-10-23.

Nice staff. Older state park type atmosphere. Been coming for years. Well kept.

| Suitable for small rigs and families with young children

By user-5268184... on 2017-10-23. Stayed 2016-03-04 to 2016-03-08

The best thing about this park is their beautiful brochure. Our experience went down hill from there. The park office workers seldom answer the phone nor do they reply to voice messages. We were traveling with our 36 ft fifth wheel and found their FHU loop sites to be tight. The sites were surrounded by trees that continuously dropped seed pods about the color and shape of shelled macadamia nuts. From inside the rig it sounded like a hail storm. These pods collected on the roof and were a chore to clean off the slide tops when packing up to leave. The Bandera Highway or Texas 173 goes through the middle of the park. This road is heavily trafficked. On the brochure map it does not show that there is another heavily traveled road that crosses the Guadalupe River. If you camp in the Pecan Loop or Sycamore Circle there are heavily traveled roads on both sides of you. Although there is a nice 4-mile paved path along the river for walking or biking between this park and Hayes Park, there is a tall chain link fence along the park boundary so that you cannot get to the river path from the Kerrville-Schreiner parking area.

| JRogers

By user-5662858... on 2017-10-23. Stayed 2013-07-10 to 2013-07-15

Great park built by the CCC in the 30's. Used to be a state park. One half of the park is close to the Guadalupe River for kayaking, canoeing and swimming with the other half in the hills above the park with deer all over and heavily treed. Very nice hiking and biking trails and sites.

| Options

By user-unknown on 2019-08-09.

Pecan loop is a bit noisy from hiway ,but is closest to the river. Next river frontage is dog restricted . My favorite was biking on the bike path best views of the river.The bike entrance needs a code to unlock chain link fence .

| Hidden gem

By user-6259844... on 2019-08-09. Stayed 2019-06-14 to 2019-06-16

This appears to be a well kept secret. Formerly a state park and now a city park, you ll find well maintained trails (over 7 miles worth), river access, and arched pull throughs that are long enough for your rig and your vehicle. The sites across the road from the river are quiet and provide you with a side yard overlooking nature. This was our maiden voyage for our new (to us) RV, and we loved it. Kerrville also has a lot of RV suppliers, so if you need something, you don t have far to go. Highly recommend.

By user-6337837... on 2019-08-09.

Beautiful place