Bandera reigns as the Cowboy Capital of the World. You will find dude ranches, the winding Medina River, and rugged Hill Country trails here. Our directory lists 38 RV parks, perfect bases for saddle rides and river floats.
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Bandera pulses with cowboy spirit at the 11th Street Cowboy Bar, where boots stomp to live music nightly. Catch pro rodeos at the Bandera Pro Rodeo Grounds from June through August. Wander the Frontier Times Museum's quirky collection of cowboy artifacts and oddities. Hike 40 miles of trails in nearby Hill Country State Natural Area, or tube the cool Medina River on hot afternoons.
RV parks cater to every cowboy and camper. Groups love Skyline Ranch RV Park's large sites, WiFi, showers, and 50-amp hookups starting at $32 per night. Families pick Antler Oaks Lodge and RV Resort for similar amenities at $39 to $47.74. River enthusiasts head to Bandera Pioneer RV River Resort with 30- and 50-amp service for $30 to $60. Luxury seekers choose Riverwalk RV Resort's full features at $61 to $100.
Bandera calls itself the Cowboy Capital of the World. Dude ranches like Dixie Dude Ranch draw riders year-round, while the Medina River invites tubing and kayaking. Rodeos at Bandera Pro Rodeo Grounds run weekly in summer, and the 11th Street Cowboy Bar hosts live country music nightly. Hill Country State Natural Area offers 5,000 acres for hiking and biking.
Top options include Skyline Ranch RV Park, Bandera Pioneer RV River Resort, Antler Oaks Lodge and RV Resort, and Riverwalk RV Resort. All sit within minutes of downtown Bandera and provide WiFi, showers, and 50-amp hookups. Skyline Ranch starts at $32/night; Riverwalk reaches $100 for premium sites.
Yes, Skyline Ranch RV Park, Bandera Pioneer RV River Resort, Antler Oaks Lodge and RV Resort, and Riverwalk RV Resort all offer 50-amp service. These hookups power big rigs easily alongside WiFi and showers. Rates range from $30 to $100/night depending on the park.