Oakwood RV Resort

We stopped by for a week to visit town on our way to the coast. The park was only about half full during out October/November stay. We will visit again.
Pros:
Site was level and clean. Park is well maintained. Staff is friendly. Large unfenced pet area. No road noise. No park noise.
Cons:
Close sites. 20’ to sewer (very back by power) with little drop. Had to lift hose to empty.

We have stayed here, off and on, for the few years, now. The sites on the western side or loop of the park are nestled in among Old Oak trees, which provide a fair amount of shade. The eastern side of the park... pretty much open to full sunlight. The park staff is very accommodating and helpful with any reservations or area questions. Very seldom do you see any kids or younger generation. Park seems to have some full-timers that living permanently. Restroom/shower house is keep neat and clean as is the swimming pool and entire park. This is a quiet park. Seems everyone respects the 10 MPH speed limit. During our stay we would see several overnight rvers pulling in and out, but seems they are accommodated in the eastern side of the park, probably more suitable to get in and out. All sites are graveled with many having concrete slabs next to the campsite... great to put your awning out and relax. There is a fenced in pet area where one can turn their dog loose for exercise, if desired. Oakwood is located in the southwest part of Fredericksburg, very close to downtown Fredericksburg, where a couple can spend all day in and out of stores & shops, shopping for ... you name it. Many dining places to eat great German food. We were told... don't know how true it is... that the owners retired (or might have passed) and their son has taken over. Park seems to show improvement(s) in many ways as, prior, was beginning to show it's age. Don't know how old the park is, but if I were to guess, I'd say it began in the 40's. We enjoyed our stay and would go back in a heartbeat, but there are to many other places to see in Texas. Go to the Pacific War Museum in Fredericksburg and spend a day. You won't regret it. http://www.pacificwarmuseum.org/