Old Settlers RV Park

We stayed at Old Settlers RV Park for just over 2 months. We now have fast multiplying roaches in our unit. I woke up this morning to see a roach in my coffee pot and another one in my coffee cup. We have killed over 10 roaches this morning. All this has occurred after applying insecticide too.

Tried to get reservations here for the Frontiers Day celebration @ the Old Settlers town park down the road. Left 3 messages & no one ever called me back. Found a nice place to stay @ in Georgetown instead. We drove through this park out of curiosity when we got there. The place is nasty, with junk all over the place and broken down trailers. Their website says no one is supposed to be living here, but it's obvious there is. Needless to say I'm glad we didn't stay there & no one returned our calls. Steer clear.

Convenient to lots of things to do and see. Well maintained with friendly staff. Walking trails and great playground just across the street. Do not take reservations so it's not always easy to get the spot you want. However, manager is often able to find a place you can dry camp till something becomes available. Reasonably priced. Try to stay here every time we go through.

The RV park is nothing special (just a gravel lot), but the location is great and it's a third of the price of any place around. However, they do not enforce the 4 week stay limit, so there are people pretty much living there or worse, just using it was storage. It makes it near impossible to get a spot, even if you come check every morning (like I did for a week). I wish they would do something about this as I'd loved to have stayed here while in Austin.

No amenities at all. The slots are very close together and you don't have a picnic table, fire pit or even grass. The good thing is that there is a hike and bike trail across the road with a couple of play scapes if you have kids, and, soccer fields plus batting cages. And, lots of places to eat. Another good (and could be bad) thing is Dell Diamond is also across the road. They have AAA baseball games. The bad part is that they also have concerts, like Snoop Dog, there. He was loud and naughty words that you could hear plain as day until about 1 am. This park is pricey $600/month for 30 amp and $700/month for 50 amp. No reservations are accepted, so you just pull in and hope for the best. We chose this park because we live full-time in our rv and travel for work. Our down-time is winter a