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Greenlake RV Resort by QRV

10842 Green Lake St, San Antonio, TX 78223
4.0(391)

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Vikki PinkVikki Pink
I booked a spot here for a week to qualify for the weekly special. It was the perfect location for me- I wanted to see San Antonio without being in the thick of it. Located to the south, close to the freeway and 20 minutes to downtown. It also offered safety being a code gated community. The reviews were all positive and I decided to try it out. What a great little place. While I’m not used to being so close to neighbours, everyone was respectful of quiet hours and the rules. The sites are all kept clean (enough that it didn’t impact me in any way shape or form). The lots are quite spacious & full hook up’s. Easy to use. I had an issue on arrival where a wasp was making a nest in my electrical box- when I called the office they were quick to respond and rescue me. The main drive is huge so it’s super manageable to back in your trailer with lots of room to spare. I had plenty of room for my truck and my trailer and still had a lot left over. The rules are reasonable and easy to adhere to. 24/7 laundry’s services and the machines work well. They operate by card service and it’s easy to use and understand. Some people said it was expensive per load but I was just thankful the machines were clean, worked well, and quickly too! Also on site. I never did check out the pool, it wasn’t my thing. There is a food truck at certain hours and the community likes to get together for potlucks and gatherings. There are a couple local kitties that stop by and say hi from time to time. At times there was some ants on the pad but I didn’t find it bothersome at all. No other bugs to be found. The common area was clean and well air conditioned. Wifi worked fairly well throughout the whole park. At times patchy but it didn’t overly bother me. Check in is easy. You pull in, if the gates closed you simply buzz to be let in. You check in at the main building on the right of when you pull in (I parked near the propane tanks to check in- plenty of space). They gave me the rules, a map, a service guide, wifi password and the codes for the gate and shower rooms. Check out is simple- you just leave by the designated time. My gate code didn’t work at first and the staff was quick to help me figure it out. The staff were so friendly and easy going. Helpful. I opted to add another four nights to my stay because I was so comfortable and felt safe. I think it’ll be hard to beat finding another resort like this. Definitely would consider this location for long term use should I require it! Highly recommend.
Jeremy HJeremy H
Absolutely the best RV park I've ever stayed in. Where do I even start, I'll just start at the front and work my way back. 1) It's gated, which is fantastic, you don't have to worry much about random people driving through (though it's true they could tailgate in if they really wanted to), but this is an amenity not available at a lot of places and it's really nice to have. 2) The dog wash. We don't often wash our dogs ourselves, they have to get their haircut from time to time and we never have issues with ticks, so we just let the groomer do it. However, since this was available and also had a blowdryer, I went ahead and gave it a try. My dogs hated it. But that's because they're not particularly fond of water and act like they think they're going to drown, but they don't get to write the review, I do. The dog wash was great, less loose hair, less dander. 3) The dumpsters. Well away from the majority of the sites, though I feel like if you're in one of the ones nearby and the wind is blowing in the right direction, you probably wish you weren't in that site. 4) The dog walks. These are more of just little grass areas with a doggie bag dispenser, the "walk" was getting to them as opposed to while in them, but I really appreciate their being there. 5) The rec room. Not too much, not too little. I gave my 8 year old his first lesson on how to play pool and we messed around with the treadmills a little. It could use a pinball machine or too, but overall, it's really nice. 6) The laundry. Not overpriced and the machines are really fast, can't beat that. 6) The lake. Took my kids fishing twice. The great part is, since it's on private property you don't need the ridiculous $68 fishing license for out-of-state residents. Didn't catch anything, didn't even get a bite, but it was still fun. 5) The site. All concrete, level, hookups at the back where they belong instead of up by the road. The only real thing that annoyed me at all while we were there was when trying to back my 35 foot trailer in the spot, the people in front of us and to the side were parked in the road, which made it very difficult to maneuver into the spot, but once we finally got in there everything was great.
Michelle ValenzuelaMichelle Valenzuela
I normally don't even write reviews on places, but this time I felt it was needed. While we were staying during Valentines weekend, we had a pretty unpleasant experience. We stayed in site 72, which mind you there was trash everywhere & a dog behind us that barked the entire time of our stay anytime we were outside. On our last night there, the camper in 71(next to us) started catching on fire every time their furnace would try and light. It was to the point where huge flames were coming out the backside of their camper and throwing sparks. We attempted to knock on the door, but no one answered. I then tried to look for an after-hours number for the park(there is not one listed anywhere) or emergency number. Finally I was able to make contact with the main office, which is Quality Resorts and explain the issue. 10 minutes later, I get a call from someone in Houston who was extremely rude. He asked why I didn't call the fire department to handle it myself instead of calling them. I explained that the flames stopped for now as it was happening only while the furnace would try to light. He proceeded to tell me well if it's not happening now and it's not on fire don't worry about it and hung up. We waited outside until midnight thinking a manager or someone would come and check on things but no. So the next morning, upon checkout, I informed the lady in the front office of the incident the night before and the rude phone call I received. She was herself uncaring of the camper being on fire and unsafe to the people inside as well as our camper/vehicle directly next to it. She stated she went in the morning when she got the message to go look at the camper and found no burnt marks anywhere. Well, that I know is a lie cause the side of the camper was black and melted. The front office lady herself said that I should have called 911 as opposed to calling them late at night. They really had no desire to care about the situation or that they were beyond rude when they called me. So just beware! ** won't let me upload pics of all the trash**
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I booked a spot here for a week to qualify for the weekly special. It was the perfect location for me- I wanted to see San Antonio without being in the thick of it. Located to the south, close to the freeway and 20 minutes to downtown. It also offered safety being a code gated community. The reviews were all positive and I decided to try it out. What a great little place. While I’m not used to being so close to neighbours, everyone was respectful of quiet hours and the rules. The sites are all kept clean (enough that it didn’t impact me in any way shape or form). The lots are quite spacious & full hook up’s. Easy to use. I had an issue on arrival where a wasp was making a nest in my electrical box- when I called the office they were quick to respond and rescue me. The main drive is huge so it’s super manageable to back in your trailer with lots of room to spare. I had plenty of room for my truck and my trailer and still had a lot left over. The rules are reasonable and easy to adhere to. 24/7 laundry’s services and the machines work well. They operate by card service and it’s easy to use and understand. Some people said it was expensive per load but I was just thankful the machines were clean, worked well, and quickly too! Also on site. I never did check out the pool, it wasn’t my thing. There is a food truck at certain hours and the community likes to get together for potlucks and gatherings. There are a couple local kitties that stop by and say hi from time to time. At times there was some ants on the pad but I didn’t find it bothersome at all. No other bugs to be found. The common area was clean and well air conditioned. Wifi worked fairly well throughout the whole park. At times patchy but it didn’t overly bother me. Check in is easy. You pull in, if the gates closed you simply buzz to be let in. You check in at the main building on the right of when you pull in (I parked near the propane tanks to check in- plenty of space). They gave me the rules, a map, a service guide, wifi password and the codes for the gate and shower rooms. Check out is simple- you just leave by the designated time. My gate code didn’t work at first and the staff was quick to help me figure it out. The staff were so friendly and easy going. Helpful. I opted to add another four nights to my stay because I was so comfortable and felt safe. I think it’ll be hard to beat finding another resort like this. Definitely would consider this location for long term use should I require it! Highly recommend.
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Absolutely the best RV park I've ever stayed in. Where do I even start, I'll just start at the front and work my way back. 1) It's gated, which is fantastic, you don't have to worry much about random people driving through (though it's true they could tailgate in if they really wanted to), but this is an amenity not available at a lot of places and it's really nice to have. 2) The dog wash. We don't often wash our dogs ourselves, they have to get their haircut from time to time and we never have issues with ticks, so we just let the groomer do it. However, since this was available and also had a blowdryer, I went ahead and gave it a try. My dogs hated it. But that's because they're not particularly fond of water and act like they think they're going to drown, but they don't get to write the review, I do. The dog wash was great, less loose hair, less dander. 3) The dumpsters. Well away from the majority of the sites, though I feel like if you're in one of the ones nearby and the wind is blowing in the right direction, you probably wish you weren't in that site. 4) The dog walks. These are more of just little grass areas with a doggie bag dispenser, the "walk" was getting to them as opposed to while in them, but I really appreciate their being there. 5) The rec room. Not too much, not too little. I gave my 8 year old his first lesson on how to play pool and we messed around with the treadmills a little. It could use a pinball machine or too, but overall, it's really nice. 6) The laundry. Not overpriced and the machines are really fast, can't beat that. 6) The lake. Took my kids fishing twice. The great part is, since it's on private property you don't need the ridiculous $68 fishing license for out-of-state residents. Didn't catch anything, didn't even get a bite, but it was still fun. 5) The site. All concrete, level, hookups at the back where they belong instead of up by the road. The only real thing that annoyed me at all while we were there was when trying to back my 35 foot trailer in the spot, the people in front of us and to the side were parked in the road, which made it very difficult to maneuver into the spot, but once we finally got in there everything was great.
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I normally don't even write reviews on places, but this time I felt it was needed. While we were staying during Valentines weekend, we had a pretty unpleasant experience. We stayed in site 72, which mind you there was trash everywhere & a dog behind us that barked the entire time of our stay anytime we were outside. On our last night there, the camper in 71(next to us) started catching on fire every time their furnace would try and light. It was to the point where huge flames were coming out the backside of their camper and throwing sparks. We attempted to knock on the door, but no one answered. I then tried to look for an after-hours number for the park(there is not one listed anywhere) or emergency number. Finally I was able to make contact with the main office, which is Quality Resorts and explain the issue. 10 minutes later, I get a call from someone in Houston who was extremely rude. He asked why I didn't call the fire department to handle it myself instead of calling them. I explained that the flames stopped for now as it was happening only while the furnace would try to light. He proceeded to tell me well if it's not happening now and it's not on fire don't worry about it and hung up. We waited outside until midnight thinking a manager or someone would come and check on things but no. So the next morning, upon checkout, I informed the lady in the front office of the incident the night before and the rude phone call I received. She was herself uncaring of the camper being on fire and unsafe to the people inside as well as our camper/vehicle directly next to it. She stated she went in the morning when she got the message to go look at the camper and found no burnt marks anywhere. Well, that I know is a lie cause the side of the camper was black and melted. The front office lady herself said that I should have called 911 as opposed to calling them late at night. They really had no desire to care about the situation or that they were beyond rude when they called me. So just beware! ** won't let me upload pics of all the trash**
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Let me begin by saying the managers of this park are just too nice, will not say no to anyone and just do not spend enough time covering the park. This is not the complete fault of the managers of the park as they might be limited on what they have the authority to accomplish. That said, I will begin with Green Lake RV Resort is far from a resort. This park was opened in late 2014 and we were the fourth or fifth visitor to stay at this park. Since then, we have stayed through the years and observed this park fall into a PARK and not a resort. Our stays over the years have been from a couple days to a couple months at a time as we are full-timers and had used this park as a home base. |This park has the potential to be a well visited destination resort year-round visited by full timers from across the country, visitors to San Antonio or weekenders wanting to get away, however this park has become a MOBILE HOME park. Just driving through the park, you can see at least 90% are full time residents. Management either does not know, care or just does not want to know that a resort does not allow things:|1. Attached full length and large home-built decks attached to old trailers|2. Large carport type plastic covers to park under|3. Refrigerators outside in plain site and even one site with a washer and stereo outside|4. Storage sheds at sites|5. Trailers with window AC’s, obviously not anything but permanent. Trailers that are falling apart or are in desperate need of repair.|6. General clutter to the point of having no vision of the site under or in front of trailers. Vehicles that obviously don’t move that are on trailers and or covered by a tarp.|7. Many work vehicles are in the park such as large bucket type trucks, 18-wheel tractor and generally work trucks parked all over with trailers attached. There is at least one site that is allowed to keep/park his trailer dumpster behind his trailer and occupy another parking space for his other dumpster. (Beautiful site) There are vehicles that have been parked in the park for months without ever moving. A few cars with flat tires. Between 0530 and 0800 it’s a highway with vehicle noise leaving to get out of the park.|8. When sites are released, some are power washed if overly messy, however the person I’ve watched do the power washing washes the site, pushing screws, nails, pieces of concrete dirt and debris into the main road not cleaning or picking this mess up so it just stays in the roadway for all to run over. |9. Trees overhang pad site to point of scratching rigs because they are not trimmed high enough or maintained. |10. Although the park is gated people from the nearby area come in, dump their trash and use the laundry facilities all with managers/staff sitting in the office. There is just a false sense of security.|Some of the problems of this park might be associated with an owner group that is not local to the area. The fact that there does not seem to be any oversite, managers have to deal with out of city maintenance or lawn care is probably a lot of the problem. It does not appear managers are allowed to bid or even make some decisions on their own. In other words, maybe complaints are ignored because owners are not local and mangers just don’t have the ability to get their point across. This park definitely has the potential to be a resort and definitely started out as one, however anyone wanting to stay here should be aware that rules are for some, adjust your pad parking so your slide won’t hit the storage shed or covers next to you, realize the trees will scratch your rig, visitors will have VERY limited parking and your view might be a large work truck or dumpster next to or in...

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4.0
3y

Let me begin by saying the managers of this park are just too nice, will not say no to anyone and just do not spend enough time covering the park. This is not the complete fault of the managers of the park as they might be limited on what they have the authority to accomplish. That said, I will begin with Green Lake RV Resort is far from a resort. This park was opened in late 2014 and we were the fourth or fifth visitor to stay at this park. Since then, we have stayed through the years and observed this park fall into a PARK and not a resort. Our stays over the years have been from a couple days to a couple months at a time as we are full-timers and had used this park as a home base. |This park has the potential to be a well visited destination resort year-round visited by full timers from across the country, visitors to San Antonio or weekenders wanting to get away, however this park has become a MOBILE HOME park. Just driving through the park, you can see at least 90% are full time residents. Management either does not know, care or just does not want to know that a resort does not allow things:|1. Attached full length and large home-built decks attached to old trailers|2. Large carport type plastic covers to park under|3. Refrigerators outside in plain site and even one site with a washer and stereo outside|4. Storage sheds at sites|5. Trailers with window AC’s, obviously not anything but permanent. Trailers that are falling apart or are in desperate need of repair.|6. General clutter to the point of having no vision of the site under or in front of trailers. Vehicles that obviously don’t move that are on trailers and or covered by a tarp.|7. Many work vehicles are in the park such as large bucket type trucks, 18-wheel tractor and generally work trucks parked all over with trailers attached. There is at least one site that is allowed to keep/park his trailer dumpster behind his trailer and occupy another parking space for his other dumpster. (Beautiful site) There are vehicles that have been parked in the park for months without ever moving. A few cars with flat tires. Between 0530 and 0800 it’s a highway with vehicle noise leaving to get out of the park.|8. When sites are released, some are power washed if overly messy, however the person I’ve watched do the power washing washes the site, pushing screws, nails, pieces of concrete dirt and debris into the main road not cleaning or picking this mess up so it just stays in the roadway for all to run over. |9. Trees overhang pad site to point of scratching rigs because they are not trimmed high enough or maintained. |10. Although the park is gated people from the nearby area come in, dump their trash and use the laundry facilities all with managers/staff sitting in the office. There is just a false sense of security.|Some of the problems of this park might be associated with an owner group that is not local to the area. The fact that there does not seem to be any oversite, managers have to deal with out of city maintenance or lawn care is probably a lot of the problem. It does not appear managers are allowed to bid or even make some decisions on their own. In other words, maybe complaints are ignored because owners are not local and mangers just don’t have the ability to get their point across. This park definitely has the potential to be a resort and definitely started out as one, however anyone wanting to stay here should be aware that rules are for some, adjust your pad parking so your slide won’t hit the storage shed or covers next to you, realize the trees will scratch your rig, visitors will have VERY limited parking and your view might be a large work truck or dumpster next to or in...

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6y

We came as a group of 4 rigs for a soccer tournament. We were only staying for 2 nights but rented 3 so we didn’t have to rush to pull out Sunday if we had later games. We pulled in at 615pm to check in. The lady who we later found out was the manager was completely RUDE! I told her the reservation was under our team mom’s name and she then went on a long rude rant about how THEIR employee messed the reservation up and kept complaining on how she should of put each site under a different name and gotten different credit cards and on and on about how THEIR employee messed up. (First off the lady that took our reservation was beyond sweet and had the best customer service ever and didn’t want to waste time on the phone with everyone’s name and credit card number. Maybe she needs to be the manager!) We travel for soccer at least once a month for the last 2 years and we always get 4+ sites for families and never had issues like this. Second....it is not my fault you think she did this wrong. It is not my fault you are having a bad day (or so we thought) then she complained about the motorhome that came in our group that didn’t check in. Come to find out they did check in and helped her assign names to each site....AND told them to tell the rest of the group that she closes up at 6 and for us to check in the next day. The motorhome people even mention the hours say 630 she said well we start closing at 6. Why was she complaining to me about something that didn’t even happen?! I left thinking she had a long day and needed to get some rest. Nope she was rude to each and every one of us in our group! THEN! We got an email the next morning at 815 saying we need to respect the speed limit of 5mph. We asked 3 times for her to tell us which car was speeding she wouldn’t tell us. That morning we all caravanned out together laughing at the ridiculous slow speed limit and how we had to ride our break and coast out so we know we weren’t speeding. As we returned from our first game our gate code didn’t work. The man kept asking are you sure you are entering it right I said yes. I have tried 5 times!! He let me in. We went to check the rec room out which by the way is a pool table shuffle board drinks popcorn tv and couches and the weight room. The guy came in and again told me since THEIR employee messed up our gate codes were entered wrong. You know you have told me 100 times how this girl messed up as a customer I don’t care just FIX IT!!! Sunday none of our gate codes worked. None of the 4 of us. Such a cluster of blaming others and not just fixing the problem! We have never felt so unwelcomed in our life! We won’t stay here again.

The park it was niceish The grass definitely needs mowing the stickers need pulling the pool needs to be cleaned it had a funky smell to it. They do allow smoking and drinking in the pool which the kids weren’t fond of. The residents that do not leave have very cluttered campsites. With full sized refrigerators deep freezers ect on their slab. Friday night we were trying to enjoy our evening outside and the people next to us kept turning up their music so loud we damn near had to yell to hear each other. There looked like a baby grave behind one of our campers with fresh poured cement and a new surrounding headstone with crosses. This was a bit disturbing. I could over look all this but not the...

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