Lady Bird Johnson Municipal RV Park

Fredericksburg is a historic town in the midst of TX Hill Country. Strong German settler influence dating baaack to early 1900's. German farmers built city homes here to use on weekends when they came in for church and shopping. Small loft type homes built from local timber and limestone rock on small city lots lace the streets. Very quaint now as a retirement village and vacation homes for city folk. Very Yuppified now. Fashionable shopping, eating and the center for touring the hills surrounding here during the blue bonnet bloom. It is spectacular.

The C/G is large,well spaced, clean and well managed. Various rates are available depending upon the season of the year and length of time you want to stay. Located next to city airport runway which is fun watching the air commuters come and go.

We come here about once a year, love the shopping! Great downtown area and museums. We always stay in this park, nice size spaces, full hook-up. Wi-Fi also works well, which is sometimes hard to find in many rv parks, even though they advertise it.

They do not accept credit cards, have to pay by check or cash, but we know that coming in so it is not a problem.

Fredericksburg is also close to many other small historic towns in the area. Can't remember what time of year, think maybe June, but they are known for their peaches. They are delicious! We usually buy them by the bushel and take home to our friends.

If you are not familiar with the area, it is easy but confusing to find if you are using GPS. Coming from town on 290, just take 16 South for a few miles. They do have good State Signs on the road.

We enjoyed our stay at this quaint municipal park. We were given a very convenient if not scenic space near the front of the park overlooking the airfield. There is a separate section of the park with shade trees that has a little more cozy feel but we were in the upper area lined up with about 10 feet of concrete between us and our neighbors. The lady in the office was very friendly, keep in mind however that they only accept cash or check. Fredericksburg is a really neat town and if our schedule had allowed for it, we would have gladly stayed at the park a few extra days in order to explore the town and hill country.

This place is your standard sardine-style crammed large-rig RV park, with some patches of grass thrown in. Very well maintained, with good bathrooms and showers as a bonus. Very close to both an airport (some noise, not too bad) and a large park (pool, hot tub, nature trails, etc).

Only issue I had with the place is the sites were backed right up to each other; our back-in spot, backed right up too to trailer behind us. We were within arms reach of the neighboring trailer while working at our rear dinette. Hookups for both of these sites are positioned so no matter what, we are both stepping out to the pleasant view of each others dump-pipes (less than 6 feet out our trailer door). The fact that our neighbor used a see-through elbow on their pipe really did not add to the fun... never fun to see what your neighbor ate the night before in that fashion.

For me, I'd find another place to camp if I were in this area again.

The park charges a $7 Reserve America fee regardless of whether you made reservations or not. The nightly rate was $40, with fee it came to $47. Kerrville’s beautiful city park, 22 or so miles away, was only $25 a night. Otherwise, this park is in a pretty setting and cell service is good.

Our stay here was only for two nights as we headed to a nearby Harvest Host after this for two nights to explore Fredericksburg and the surrounding areas more. Lady Bird Park was a great stay. They had lots of places to walk the dogs, trails to walk, and a dog park as well. We liked our site which was at the front of the park. We were able to look out over the airpark (next to dog park) and watched the planes and helicopters take off. Only day time noise from the airpark, which there wasn't too much traffic anyway. Only downfall was that this RV park did not have laundry. We went to a local laundry mat (Hill Country Laundry) on one of our last mornings. Check in process was easy and the lady in the office was sweet. We were charged a $7.00 reservation fee which is always kind of silly to me. So for two nights, it was $87. Not too bad considering the location. Would recommend this place.

YouTube video on Fredericksburg: https://youtu.be/UEi20Gn0_NI

Tent camping is in a big field near RVs and ball fields. They let you camp anywhere in the field so we picked a spot near a tree that had a picnic table next to it. Flush toilets and 2 showers per male/female bathroom. Scenery isn’t particularly exciting but Fredericksburg and state parks are nearby. My husband fished and we both did some bird watching at the park’s bird feeder station. Staff was very friendly. We registered in person at the visitor center.

We wanted to visit Fredericksburg and decided to stay at Lady Bird Johnson to do so. The park was plenty nice but nothing overly special. The sites were level and the facilities were fine. It’s a pretty convenient location for getting downtown to check out the town. The staff was helpful too. We were lucky enough to be here while all of the flowers were blooming, and it was awesome! We enjoyed our stay in the area and if we are back, we would be happy to stay at this park again.

Our site was across a dog park from a small airport. Planes quit flying at about 8 pm. It’s a wide open area with trails and adjacent to a golf course and creek. A trash bin is placed at the end of each campsite. High priced but close to Fredericksburg.

This is a nice park with lots of sites. We were in the upper loop across from the dog park and the small airport. Price is a little high but this is a popular area and price is competitive with the other rv parks. Sites are gravel and level. Small grassy area at one end of site. Dumpsters at the end of each site. Sites are fairly close together