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Camp Under the Stars on 103 Acres of Texas Hill Country — full hookups, cave tours and miles of trails at Cascade Caverns
Full Hookup Camp Site at Cascade Caverns places campers on 103 acres with full hookups, miles of hiking trails and daily cave tours — a practical guide for stays from one night up to a month.
Camp Under the Stars on 103 Acres of Texas Hill Country — full hookups, cave tours and miles of trails at Cascade Caverns.
Nestled in the limestone folds of the Texas Hill Country, the Full Hookup Camp Site sits on 103 acres of native habitat, where clear night skies, the hush of nature and miles of hiking trails frame a campground-park just minutes from San Antonio. Daily cave tours, essential campground amenities and a design that accommodates short visits and extended stays make this a quiet base for exploring the region.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
103 acres of native Texas Hill Country
The campground is laid out across native habitat with miles of trails and places to watch dark, clear skies — a landscape that shapes the slow rhythm of a campground designed for both day hikes and evenings under the stars.
Daily cave tours (seasonal exceptions)
Cave tours are offered daily, giving campers direct access to an underground attraction adjacent to the campground; tours are not offered on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day.
Full hookups and practical comforts
Sites provide full electrical/power without additional charge, with showers, restrooms, coin laundry, complimentary Wi‑Fi, picnic tables and burn rings or grills available on request to support comfortable short- or mid-term stays.
What the day feels like
What it feels like to stay
The camp settles into a deliberate pace: arrive, plug into full hookups and step out onto miles of trails that thread native Hill Country. Days can be spent on hikes or joining the nearby cave tours, evenings are for grills and clear skies, and the campground’s services — showers, laundry and Wi‑Fi — keep multi-night and month-long stays straightforward.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this campground works for — and who should reconsider.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring typical campsite supplies; burn rings and grills are provided upon request when available, and picnic tables are onsite. Expect to use on‑site coin laundry if needed.
Showers and restrooms are provided in upper and lower park areas; complimentary Internet/Wi‑Fi is available to all campers, and there is no additional charge or deposit for electrical/power.
Cave tours run daily except designated holidays; same‑day reservations for tours are not offered — tickets are sold in person on a first‑come, first‑served basis.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Are cave tours offered every day?
Cave tours are offered daily except on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day.
Can I reserve a cave tour the same day I arrive?
No — the operator does not offer same‑day reservations for tours; tickets can be purchased in person on a first‑come, first‑serve basis.
Can a solo traveler book a private cave tour?
The operator cannot take single‑person tours; solo visitors are encouraged to join tours that others have already signed up for.
Are older or derelict RVs allowed?
RVs manufactured before the year 2000 or poorly maintained (‘derelict’) RVs are not permitted in the park.
Are there size limits for RVs and trailers?
Large rigs over 35 feet are not permitted; certain sections prohibit Class A or C and limit fifth‑wheels/travel trailers to specific maximum lengths (for example 27 feet or 20 feet depending on section).
Is Wi‑Fi available at the campground?
Yes — complimentary Internet/Wi‑Fi is provided to all campers and RV‑ers.