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Families and river enthusiasts head to Palmetto State Park for its San Marcos River access and secluded campsites. The park sits in Gonzales, Texas, minutes from town amenities. Campers choose from 36 sites starting at $12 per night plus entrance fee.
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Write a ReviewNo, Palmetto State Park lacks full hookups with sewer connections. It has 17 RV sites with water and electric hookups, including 30-amp and 50-amp options on the driver side. Nineteen tent sites offer water spigots nearby. Expect back-in sites, picnic tables, grills, fire rings, and lantern posts at all. Restrooms with showers sit close by. Use the dump station if available or plan off-site.
Yes, Palmetto State Park welcomes pets as part of Texas State Parks rules. Keep dogs and cats leashed at all times outside your site. Pets cannot enter buildings like restrooms. No breed or size limits noted, but check park-specific rules by calling ahead. Clean up after your pet and respect quiet hours for all campers.
Individual sites range from $12 to $18 per night, plus a daily entrance fee. Water-only sites cost $12; electric and water sites run $18. The group camp charges $60 nightly for up to 25 people. Prices exclude taxes; buy a Texas State Parks Pass for free entry. Reserve online via ReserveAmerica, especially for weekends and peak seasons.
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