RV Resorts in San Antonio, Texas

The deer and the antelope aren't the only ones playing in southcentral Texas. San Antonio's recreational and cultural diversity also draw recreational vehicle travelers to the city's many RV resorts to enjoy its outdoor bounty, historical districts and warm temperatures. The resorts are close to the Market Square, River Walk, Six Flags and Sea World San Antonio, as well as outdoor activities such as golfing, hiking, fishing, boating and biking.

Traveler's World RV Resort

Close to downtown San Antonio, the Alamo and River Walk, which features restaurants and shops along a 2-1/2 mile stretch of the San Antonio River, the park's 165 sites are equipped with concrete pads, full hook-ups, wireless Internet and cable television. Several sites overlook Riverside Municipal Golf Course, adjacent to the resort. Additional amenities include heated spa, playground, laundry facilities and game room. An eight-mile hiking and biking trail is near the resort. Free shuttle service is available to some area attractions, including Sea World, Six Flags, San Antonio Zoo and seasonal festivities such as Cinco de Mayo and Christmas River Lighting. Reservations can be made online.

Traveler's World RV Resort
2617 Roosevelt Ave.
San Antonio, TX 78214
(210) 532-8310
carefreervresorts.com

Admiralty RV Resort

This pet and big-rig friendly mini-city resort with 710 sites is open year-round and offers several RV amenities, including full hook-ups, concrete pads, 70-channel cable television with HBO and wireless Internet. Guest amenities consist of an adult Jacuzzi, junior Olympic-size heated pool, laundry facilities, playground and gift shop/convenience store. The resort is close to numerous restaurants and shopping in downtown San Antonio as well as River Walk, Six Flags and the Alamo. The outdoors beckons with activities such as trap and skeet shooting, fly fishing, water skiing, boating, hiking, scuba diving, snorkeling, backpacking and mountain biking.

Admiralty RV Resort
1485 N. Ellison Drive
San Antonio, TX 78251
(210) 647-7878
www.admiraltyrvresort.com

San Antonio KOA

Tucked among 40 acres of pecan trees and nestled beside the Salado Creek, San Antonio KOA is five miles from downtown San Antonio and open year-round. Pull-through, pet-friendly RV sites are available. Wireless Internet is free. Cable television and phone are available with charge. The park has a pool and hot tub. Bike rentals are on site. Daily tours of San Antonio and the missions are available. The oft-mentioned outdoor and tourist attractions of Six Flags and the Alamo are nearby, but KOA also directs guests to the less visited but interesting attractions such as the Natural Bridge Caverns, Alamo Classic Car Museum, Cascade Caverns and Gruene Hall. KOA reservations can be made online.

San Antonio KOA
602 Gembler Road
San Antonio, TX 78219-1013
(210) 224-9296
www.koa.com

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Article Written By Sandra Babcock

Sandra Babcock is a freelance writer living in Spokane Valley, Wash. A writer since 1996, Babcock was a contributor/correspondent for six years with the "Spokesman Review," writing on community topics. She has had articles published in "The Inlander" and "Spokane/Coeur d'Alene" magazine and has won awards for nonfiction essays.

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