Schertz, Texas, pulses with small-town pride and San Antonio suburb energy, home to Randolph Air Force Base and Cibolo Creek trails. Our five RV parks put you minutes from Retama Park races and Schertz-Cibolo City Park playgrounds. Camp here for affordable hookups, WiFi, and easy drives to the Alamo.
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Schertz anchors Guadalupe County as its largest city, where locals grill at Cornejo Farms markets and cheer Friday night lights at Clemens High School. Cibolo Creek winds through town, feeding hikes at the nature center and picnics along FM 78. The Freedom Festival explodes each July on Main Street with fireworks, parades, and country bands.
Stone Creek RV Park hooks families with WiFi, showers, 30- and 50-amp sites at $38 to $61 nightly. Western Trails @ Cibolo draws groups and pet lovers to its open spaces near the creek. Kountry Campground RV fits budget solo travelers seeking simple pads, while Son’s Rio Cibolo offers creek-side quiet for nature seekers.
Schertz ranks as Guadalupe County's largest city and a San Antonio bedroom community. Randolph Air Force Base shapes its military heritage, drawing aviation buffs to its museum. Families hit Schertz-Cibolo City Park for trails, soccer fields, and playgrounds year-round.
Our directory lists five: Stone Creek RV Park, Kountry Campground RV, Son’s Rio Cibolo, and Western Trails @ Cibolo. Stone Creek sits off FM 78 with WiFi, showers, and full hookups. The others hug Cibolo Creek for water views and quick town access.
Yes, Western Trails @ Cibolo explicitly welcomes pets on its group-friendly sites. Stone Creek RV Park allows them too, but confirm rules upon booking. Most parks enforce leash policies near Cibolo Creek trails.
