Lost Resort Ranch

This is a great quiet RV park located just outside the Loop 1604 corridor on the way to Medina Lake. The owner is friendly and does well keeping the place quiet and clean. The prices are very affordable for a full hookup site. Many of the sites have been re-graded and were in great shape. No kids, pet friendly (beware wildlife), gated access, clean and quiet. You can't go wrong for a longer term stay in the Northwest San Antonio area.

This small, private campground was a wonderful and relaxing place to spend time after touring San Antonio. Attentive staff, nice facilities and a bonus we didn't expect, a beautiful creek is part of the grounds. Sweet!||It is daunting driving to itthe first time. This campground is "in the country" and because of that it is refreshingly peaceful and quiet. After the initial trepidation about driving in and out, the drive became very easy and the time getting to downown San Antonio was never more than 35 minutes. ||We will stay here any time we are in the area and they have room!

This experience could not have been better. The ranch owner is very accommodating, quick to respond, kind, safety conscious, clean, very aware of what’s happening on her property and even willing to give a personalized walking tour of her property. It would be my pleasure to revisit this property.

Lost resorts is really a nice place to camp out. It’s clean. I have full hook ups, electric water, sewer. Nice place to walk around very enjoyable and the other campers stay there are very friendly and they welcome you do it again I will

I'm down from Alaska and have stayed in many parks across the lower 48 and Canada. I have to be here for my 93 year old mom for an indefinite time. I have been welcomed into this park. It has a country setting with just a few short miles to San Antonio. The wildlife is wonderful to see. The reviews of cleanliness and the peacefulness is real. If there is a Con : Which there are for every park (can't please everyone). For my "Alaskan behine" there are to many security lights. Some might call that a blessing. Despite the lights (it disrupts star gazing) the park and the ower are my blessings in this city environment which I have to be in. I have been welcomed as one would welcome family. I feel at home here. And that's hard for me so far from real home. I would say to any and all this is a