As I mentioned at the end of my last post, we sought a cooler place to stay for a couple of days after leaving Port Aransas. We knew that Joe & Linda and Rick & Carrie were going to join us the next day, and we knew we wanted to be near Fredericksburg so Geo steered the motorhome in that direction. After a little internet time, we were happy to discover a comfy, lovely, little park nestled in the Texas hill country at Kerrville.
The park name:
This tall windmill greeted us near the entrance.
It was perched in front of this cute barn.
I wonder what's inside the barn.
Perhaps groundskeeping equipment?
A rustic kitchen for a group gathering.
Another view.
Note the motorcycle up high on the rusty tower.
We crossed this bridge to access a spacious
dog park inside a tree-lined people park!
The bridge photo was taken from the park.
The dog park is in the distance under the trees.
Elmer and Chewy perform a
serious investigation of the dog park!
You can barely see Chewy though.
Speaking of barely see...
Notice that big dot in the distance?
It's Geo relaxing in the dog park.
Rick & George walking back across
the bridge with Sugar, Elmer and Chewy.
As we hoped, the weather was
fabulous--perfect for sitting outside.
Joe crossing over to our site.
Quick, RUN!
LOL
Above is Joe & Linda's RV on the left,
Rick & Carrie's on the right.
Their doors faced our door across the road.
It was a cozy and convenient setup!
Rick & Carrie's on the right.
Their doors faced our door across the road.
It was a cozy and convenient setup!
While at Buckhorn, we managed
an afternoon in Fredericksburg.
an afternoon in Fredericksburg.
Joe & Linda at lunch time.
The James Avery Corporate store was only a few miles from the campground so Linda and I visited -- BOTH DAYS! Joe and Geo joined us the second day, and found the museum interesting.
There's a lot to love (and we did) inside Buckhorn Lake Resort as seen above. There's also an adult section with an adult pool, stocked fishing lake, pickle ball court, tennis court, fitness center and more. Also, across the bridge is a very small neighborhood of really neat, little stone houses which serve as home bases for full-timers.
The campground is just off I-30 and you can hear the traffic in the distance. It didn't make a difference to any of us because we all loved the place! The campground is convenient to Fredericksburg, about a 20 minute drive or so.
Access to most things a camper might need (like Walmart) is only seven miles away from the campground in the Town of Kerrville, and the San Antonio River Walk is only an hour away. I'm sure there's a lot more but that's the stuff we know about right now.
Smiles,
D~~~~
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