Campground Review: Kerrville-Schreiner Park Kerrville, TX

On my way west from Austin  to my eventual destination of the BLM campsites outside Quartzite, AZ I stopped at Kerrville-Schreiner Park outside of Kerrville, TX.

The park was once a Texas State Park but the State gave it to the city of Kerrville which now operates it.  The park is a small 517 acre plot along the Guadalupe River.  There are 120 campsites for all types of equipment from bicycle, motorcycle, or car camping to super-sized motor homes and trailers.  Campsites range from general sites with no hookups to pull-through sites with water, 30/50 amp electrical hookups, and sewer connections. It has 40 RV campsites and 8 small cabins for rent along the river bank.  In an effort to convey a more uniform quantity of data I'll use the following table in my campground reviews going forward:

Hookups:                        Water, 20, 30 and 50 amps

Fire ring:                                yes

Water Access:                       yes

Dump station:                       yes

Sewer:                                  yes

WiFi:                                     no

Level sites:                            yes

Laundry:                                no

Store:                                    no

Pool:                                     no

Shade:                                  yes

Verizon reception:             3g 2 of 5 bars  

Millenicom reception:         2 of 4

Cost:                                 $21 / night (off-season)

Swim dock access on the Guadalupe River

Small amphitheater in front of the Rec Hall.

Rental cabin - 2 bunkbeds and a dining table AND an air conditioner!

Tank parked under the oaks at site 215..

I'd give Kerrville-Schreiner a positive mark except for one deal breaker -- the road noise!  The park is situated along Texas Highway 27 and my campsite was probably less than 500 feet from the road and was noisy.  For that reason I probably won't be back but if you're a sound sleeper you might not be bothered so much.  Heading west in the morning!

Thanks for reading!