vincefrancesi

No frills boondocking lot in a fun neighborhood of Austin. Walking distance to a beautiful park and many delicious food trucks.
It’s a little hard to get into for large rigs, entrance is immediately after the Ski Shack restaurant. Larry (from Pecan RV Park, the sister RV park) was super friendly and helped us find the entrance.

Sites are all new and everyone is very friendly and helpful.
Great paved walking trail a 5 minute drive away, Walmart is close for groceries too.

Pulled in late with no reservation, used their convenient outdoor checkin system. Heard one train go by but otherwise pretty quiet for the proximity to the freeway. Met the owners in the morning as we were packing up to leave, very nice people. Would definitely stay again.

This is a very nice new RV park. Close access to Paso Robles wine country. Has many new amenities like pools and club houses and dog parks.

One strange thing that seems to be an oversight is that on a few stretches of road in the park where there is no side area to walk there are no sidewalks and blind corners. This can make things dangerous for walkers and bikers especially when people don't observe the 10 mph speed limit. Be careful letting children play on these roads.

There is a bit of noise from the airport as other reviewer's have said, but it's mostly small prop planes not large passenger jets. We did not have an issue with the noise.

Finally, we probably would have felt more welcome if management would have some flag rules. There were a large amount of political flags being flown. At this price point for an RV park, typically there is some sort of limitation on number of flags or offensiveness of flags. There were so many flags, it felt more like a political rally than a campground.

Beautiful campground. Easy in and out for our 40’ motorhome while towing a car. Would’ve stayed longer but have to work remotely and cellular speeds couldn’t support that.
AT&T upload speed was really bad (0.5), download was 5. Verizon was 5 up and down.

Overall:
If you need access to the Silicon Valley for business, then this park is a pretty good bet. If you like golf (I'm not a golfer) there is a very close golf course.

The pros:
Facilities are new, they are building a new pool and clubhouse that should be completed soon.
They have two dog parks.
Access to the Coyote Creek walking trail which is great for walking, biking, and running.
You can receive packages there.
The spots are wide and well maintained.
There are many full-timers that live in the park, but the rigs are new and kept in good working order.
People are friendly and helpful.

The cons:
There is a fair bit of road noise from the 4 lane divided highway. Since it's fairly rural and a long divided highway at night there seems to be quite a few drag racers. Because of this, stay inside the park not near the highway.
The Caltrain is close but not super frequent. It also stops in late hours so you won't have a 2AM train go past.

We've stayed here many times in the fall and early winter. Shoulder season is easier to get a reservation. As others mentioned the sites are tight. We can get our 27ft Airstream through the trees and pulled into spots, but if you are new with back-in (or just don't like it) definitely get a pull-through spot.

Sites near the road have full hookups and sites along the river have only water & electric (no sewer). They have a pump-out service every few days at $30/pump. Spots by the river fill up very fast. In November, we booked two weeks in advance and they were all taken for a 7 day booking (mostly because the weekends were already booked).

Other than being by the river this is a normal RV park with sites close together and normal amenities (nothing special).

I would stay here again, but book a site by the river.

We stayed in Pinnacles sites 9 and 13, Enjoyed beautiful views in the quiet park. We were here for peak fall foliage, absolutely recommend staying here in the fall.

Nice place off the road to have a picnic or take a break.