Austin RV Park and Cabins

My wife and I just returned from Austin RV Park and we had an incredible time. The staff are amazing and very friendly, they even helped me get a pretty gnarly splinter out of my foot (my own fault). The site was wonderful, it backed up to a creek where we caught some crayfish, it had a nice large patio and plenty of space between campers, the full hookup worked flawlessly. The park is very well maintained with plenty to do. My wife and I did paddle boarding and played on the wibits which was a ton of fun, we felt like kids again. This was our first trip in our camper and we cannot wait to return, it'll always hold a place in our heart.

Not as bad as some of the reviews say! I was a little hesitant after reading them far after booking. But! It is a very nice park! The owner is beyond respectful and the crew is constantly working! The sites were well sized and taken care of. The playgrounds were fun for the kids and the water activities are amazing! My only gripes? People definitely will cut through your site constantly if your creekside, actually got a little ridiculous! I thought no site cutting was a well known camper etiquette!? Not to blame the park in any way, just other campers. Speed limits are definitely not observed (as most places anymore) And quiet time is a joke when there's 20+ people partying well after said time! Again. I blame people, not the campground. All in all, its a nice place and would probably retu

We stayed at the Great Blue Heron cabin ,we booked for 4 nights but only stayed 2 nights. This cabin is supposed to be handicap accessible but it is not. My Veteran husband is an above the knee amputee and we also have a non-verbal adult child and I am the sole caregiver to both. I booked on the premise that the cabin was fully handicapped accessible given the description , ramp, lowered counters, accessible shower with bench and grab bars. I also rented a golf cart for the stay to accommodate my husbands disability. First when we arrived , we didn’t take the golf cart to our cabin the wheelchair was extremely hard to push through the gravel (parking spot) to even get onto the sidewalk , his wheelchair was sinking into and pushing the rocks, once we made it onto the porch ,my husband opene

Had a great time, RV site was large and a large concrete patio. We purchased the $26 2 day package for activities and it was well worth the price. Good prices were reasonable. Campground is flat, kid and pet friendly. We definitely return.

Austin Lake is the perfect campground if you want to take your family including younger children someplace that everybody’s going to have a good time. It’s definitely a chance to unplug, especially since there is no Internet or television streaming. Be sure to bring everything you need. There is a camp store But it’s very small and the closest store outside of the park is about a 20 to 30 minute drive away while we stayed it seemed as if the electricity was in and out a couple times which meant no water or electricity for the full hook up sites. I would have given Austin Lake five stars, except for the lack of phone service and Internet.