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Bring the big rig and stay awhile: this Boerne campground accommodates vehicles over 40 feet with 30- and 50-AMP hookups, restrooms with showers, and quiet Hill Country grounds for hiking, birding, and stargazing. Plan for no on-site dump station and non-potable water—pack drinking water and wheel chocks.
Bring the big rig and stay awhile: this Boerne campground accommodates vehicles over 40 feet with 30- and 50-AMP hookups, restrooms with showers, and quiet Hill Country grounds for hiking, birding, and stargazing. Plan for no on-site dump station and non-potable water—pack drinking water and wheel chocks.
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Located just outside Boerne, Texas, RV's and Vehicles Larger than 40 feet offers spacious full-hookup campsites on scenic grounds ideal for extended stays in the Texas Hill Country. The campground sits near rolling limestone hills dotted with live oaks and Ashe juniper, a landscape that invites hikers, bird watchers, and stargazers to linger. Large rigs are welcome: sites provide both 30- and 50-AMP power and non-potable water, with restrooms and coin showers on site and picnic tables for quiet meals outdoors. Trails weave through grass-and-oak ridges where migrants and year-round residents make regular appearances; bring binoculars for woodpeckers, mockingbirds, and early-morning songbirds that favor the juniper-oak mix. After sunset the lack of major development nearby means impressive night skies; visitors report crisp Milky Way views on clear nights. The property also has easy, walkable green spaces perfect for stretching your legs after a day on the road or letting a dog sniff along native grasses and limestone ledges. Practical amenities keep the stay simple: check-in begins at 1 pm and check-out is 11 am with occasional late departures by request. There is no sewer/dump station on site, so plan your waste management accordingly, and note the supplied water is non-potable; bring drinking water or purchase bottled water in the gift shop. Restrooms and showers are maintained; guests should bring towels. Picnic tables are placed to give privacy between rigs and offer shady spots under live oaks during hot afternoons. For travelers making this a base camp, Boerne’s compact downtown is a short drive away with cafés, grocery options, and supply stores. Use the campground as a low-friction staging point for day hikes on nearby county trails, birding excursions into riparian corridors, or a relaxed multi-night stopover on a longer Texas road trip. Owners and staff emphasize campsite cleanliness and safety; guests are expected to leave sites tidy. Why book this spot? If you travel with an oversized rig and want reliable hookups combined with simple, natural surroundings, it’s hard to beat. The combination of large-site access, nearby Hill Country flora—live oaks and juniper—and low light pollution for night-sky viewing make this property a pragmatic, quietly special choice for travelers who want comfort without urban clutter. Plan to arrive during daylight for easier site setup, especially with long rigs. Bring wheel chocks and a good leveling system, and confirm your power requirements before you leave home. Because water on site is non-potable, pack a jug for drinking and fill fresh tanks when you can. With room for oversized vehicles, maintained facilities, and direct access to Hill Country landscapes, this campground is a smart stop for families, road-trippers, and birders seeking a no-fuss outdoor stay near Boerne. Bring binoculars and patience.
No. Water supplied at the campsite is non-potable—bring your own drinking water or buy bottled water at the gift shop.
There is no sewer/dump station on the campground. Plan to manage waste before arrival or use facilities in town.
Check-in begins at 1 pm and check-out is 11 am, with occasional late check-out available by request.
Yes. Restrooms including showers are on site; guests should bring towels and toiletries.
Yes. This listing specifically accommodates RVs and vehicles larger than 40 feet with 30- and 50-AMP power options.
Pet policies are not specified in the listing; contact the campground directly to confirm any breed or size restrictions and leash rules.
Cave Without a Name: Concerts, located in Boerne, Alabama, presents live music and guided cave experiences hosted inside an 80-foot underground cavern. The venue offers candlelit and acoustic performances in the Queen's Throne Room, where professional ensembles—ranging from string quartets and cellists to a cappella groups and Americana duos—perform seasonal and themed concerts such as A Nordic Christmas, Sounds of the Season, and Summer Classics with the Tinsel Singers. In addition to concerts, the site operates a 60-minute Cave Tour General Admission that guides visitors through towering formations, soda straws, and calcite flowstone. The property supports overnight stays with tent camping and RV options, including campsites with water and power, showers, and picnic tables. RVs and vehicles smaller than 40 feet are accommodated on scenic grounds suited for hiking, bird watching, and star gazing. The concert and tour program highlights acoustic quality and immersive atmosphere created by the natural chamber. Signature events listed include Fall Equinox - Rudi & the Rudiments, Axiom String Quartet, Acoustic Eidolon Experience, and An Americana Evening with Nashville's Duo Goldpine. Each experience emphasizes live performance in a distinctive subterranean setting. Cave Without a Name: Concerts focuses on presenting curated performances and visitor amenities that combine live music with natural history. Guests can expect guided interpretation on cave features during tours and organized concert events in a historic underground space. Advance notice and event schedules are posted by the venue so visitors can plan arrival, parking, and accessibility details before attending performances or tours.
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