Lost Maples RV and Camping — Hotel in Bandera

Stayed here for both eclipses (Oct 2023 & April 2024). This park can accommodate tents to big rigs. We have a large Class A and had plenty of room. They are pet and kid friendly. There was excellent star gazing and eclipse viewing on both occasions. Many travelers from a variety of states were booked. On our second stay, there was a music artist who entertained us with an outdoor session. He was great. Staff are friendly, and the general store has a good selection of items. A food truck has been on site at least one day of our stay each time. The river is across the road, and you can walk/hike around it. The RV park is also a short distance from Lost Maples State Park for a nice hike. It is a very quiet, relaxing park. We will definitely...

My wife and I stayed here 3 weeks to see the leaves change in the area. This was our first official stop on our full time RV adventures and we loved this place. It is quiet and Rebecca the RV Park manager is very nice. She made sure we had everything we needed for a comfortable stay! Vanderpool is remote but they do have a country store on site for essentials. There is also a food truck called M J’s Coney Island that serves incredible food and MJ the owner is super nice. This RV park is close to the Lost Maples Natural Area as well as the Lost Maples Winery and Lone Star Motorcycle Museum. We went to see all of these and can recommend them as well. We will be back in this area again and plan to stay...

Nice place, clean. Gravel pad, which was mostly level. Staff was friendly, price was decent. Full hookups, and plenty of room for my 42’ rig. They have gas and diesel pumps, which were pricey but that is to be expected. Nearest other station was 23 miles... Quiet at night, but ALL DAY we got to listen to the not-so-relaxing sounds of the generator running MJ’s Coney Island. (See pic) I called the office and asked about it, but was told “that’s how they run their trailer”. We ended up leaving a day early because there are ZERO amenities, generator noise, and we had walked the Lost Maples State Natural area 2 days in a row. Not another thing to be found...