Gonzales, Texas, is where the Texas Revolution began. This historic town offers 17 RV parks as your gateway to explore its storied past and scenic rivers. Campers here can walk where Texas independence was declared.
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Gonzales is famous as the birthplace of the Texas Revolution. The town's history comes alive at the Gonzales Memorial Museum and the iconic cannon site where the first shot was fired. Annual Come and Take It Festival draws visitors with parades, reenactments, and live music. The Guadalupe River winds through town, offering fishing, kayaking, and riverside picnics.
The 17 RV parks in Gonzales range from budget-friendly to full-service resorts. JB Wells Park offers affordable sites starting at $35 per night with access to hiking trails and a lake. Texas Freedom RV Village provides WiFi and sites from $31 per night for travelers who want to stay connected. River Acres RV Park features riverfront spots from $38 per night, perfect for anglers and nature lovers.
Gonzales is known as the birthplace of the Texas Revolution. The town's famous cannon fired the first shot for Texas independence in 1835. Visitors can explore this history at the Gonzales Memorial Museum and annual Come and Take It Festival.
Gonzales has 17 RV parks within a short drive of downtown. Popular options include JB Wells Park from $35 per night, Texas Freedom RV Village from $31 per night, and River Acres RV Park from $38 per night with riverfront sites.
Most RV parks in Gonzales welcome pets with leash requirements and cleanup rules. River Acres RV Park and 4L Rv Ranch both allow dogs and offer walking areas. Always call ahead to confirm specific pet policies and any breed restrictions.