Tree Cabins RV Resort

We stayed during the week in Texas winter months, so not a lot of green. It is a perfectly adequate park, very quiet. Easy off the i10 and back on. There is a bridge at the edge of the park, but noise is not bad at all. My only comment would be that the pictures on their website do not match the actual park grounds. But staff are very friendly, park is clean, looks like each site is groomed between customers. Overall enjoyable stop on our way west.

We have not stayed here before and we found the park to be very nice and thought our site (#8) was great. It had an asphalt pad that was fairly level with a slope towards the rear. Electric and water worked fine. There was a lot of open space around our site. We don't have kids camping with us but this would have been a good site for kids to play and run around. Armadillos came through in the evening both nights we were there. This is also a Dark Sky campground and the stars were amazing to see. There were a lot of campers with tubes for floating down the river and you can rent tubes at the park headquarters. We rented kayaks from Peddler's Porch in Junction. First time we've done that. It seemed reasonable, $35 per kayak for the whole day but they took cash only. We would definitely go back to this park again.

This is a good campground as it is not right on I10. There is a bridge that goes into Junction but I would assume that is mostly local traffic. You are right on the river and it would be fun to bring your kayaks. We are only stopping in for the night so need for any extra amenities so we didn’t check them out. Hook up was easy and site was very level. Would come back again when trees were leafed out and enjoy the river (or in the fall with the colors). Internet worked fine for our laptops. Did not watch TV. Sprint had 4 bars with Lite service. We paid $35.00 with Good Sam discount and felt that was a fair price.

We had friends workamping here and they extended the family stay free rate to us :) But even if we had to pay, we would highly recommend this place! It's in the small town of Junction, TX, easily accessible by I10. There is a big park adjacent to the campground, great for picnics, runs, bike rides, playground. The rv park is on the banks of the river. We saw lots of deer. It was very quiet. You can walk across the bridge to get into town where you'll find restaurants, a bar, post office & grocery store. The RV park has furnished cabins for rent (very nice!), spacious RV spots, shade trees, and an awesome bath house with private shower rooms. And very friendly employees! We probably would've never stopped here normally, but we're so glad our friends invited us. We'll definitely be back!

I was pon my way to the South Llano River State Park but happen to find this place first and glad I stayed here instead. It is much closer to town than the State Park and has direct access to the river unlike the State Park. It is a little cheaper than the State Park daily rate as well. There is good wi-fi, water and electric as well as really nice bathrooms that contain a toilet and shower so not the usual state park vault toilets. It is also across the street from a city park on the river so you have plenty of access to the river. Well-maintained property. Ice & snacks in office but location is close to all stores. I rented a tube for the day and launched it right on the river; the State Park campsites are not on the river so you have to walk more distance. I tent camp a lot and find that sometimes the RV parks offer much more than state parks so worth the extra few dollars and there seems to be less noise than at the state parks as well.