Pecan Grove Rv Park

I highly recommend this RV park. The price is great and the location is amazing! The area is full of unique local businesses and everyone in town is super friendly. I will definitely be staying here again when I return to Austin. I love this RV park!

Wonderful place to stay. Centrally located, friendly neighbors and great service. Caring management always working on sprucing the park up.
We stay here as often as possible. Make reservations early as this is an Austin landmark.

We love this RV park for so many reason.
1) Location is unbeatable.
2) Bob, the park manager is friendly and very helpful.
3) So quiet. Although situated in a very busy part of Austin, the park is extremely quiet!
4) Residents. The full time residents are very welcoming.
5) The big bad ass pecan trees!

Such a quaint park, Bob wasn’t working but Greg was, and was just as accommodating. «Keep Austin Weird» has some applications here. We’re Airstreamers, so part of the fun for us is being somewhere where we see older models, restored or not, which is the case here. IF you can wrangle a space here (very few available for over nighters), it’s walking distance to Zilker Park and several eateries, and a five minute drive from more on south Congress. Neat! We could easily spend a month here.

We stayed here 5 nights. Its more about location than the park itself. You are in the heart of everything! You don’t need a car around here (plus there’s nowhere to park), walking ore riding a bike is what all the locals do. Try all the restaurants nearby, as they are all amazing. The desk man, Bob is amazingly helpful! We had some great neighbors and will absolutely be back! Best of all we got to meet Mattew Grey Grubler from criminal minds!!!

Stayed here on a vacation weekend in Austin. The manager is extremely friendly and courteous and helps you park your RV and shows you where all the hookups are located for the space. The location could not be any better located or gorgeous so I cannot recommend it enough, I will be back.

Bob was great– super helpful but left us alone. The bathrooms are a little gross. Location could not be better. Make reservations well in advance.

We stayed here two nights after picking up our new Sportsmobile Sprinter. The location is very convenient to downtown Austin and many restaurants. Our draw to the location was the fact it was close to Uchi, which was one of our must does in Austin.
All sites have ³⁰⁄₅₀ AMP power, water and dump. There is also free cable and wifi available at the location. Like most commercial campgrounds near cities the spaces are small.
We made a reservation over the phone and arrived after hours. Our name with campsite and map were on the door.
The location is hard to see in the dark, if arriving after hours look for the Valero directly across the street from the driveway.
If traveling to downtown I would stay at this location again.

The only thing this park has going for it is the location. (which is actually impossible to beat) If it were not for that there would be absolutely no reason to go here and plenty of reasons to stay away. The main problem with this park is the management. The place is run by a husband and wife that don’t represent Austin at all. She is a cranky woman that seems to hate life and he is a schlep that does whatever she says. It is impossible to get a straight answer out of either of them. The people that live in the park are great but it is a shame they have to put up with these two incompetent life haters.

The location of this RV park is wonderful. As others have noted, it is within walking distance to a number of restaurants, hike and bike trails, and the lake.
The park is very popular, so I suggest making a reservation well in advance of your arrival.
The proprietors have recently installed WiFi, offered through Tengo Internet. For the time being the WiFi access is free. The signal is good, but the DSL backhaul is merely adequate. If you’re a Time Warner Roadrunner or Comcast Xfinity subscriber, you can get free Wifi access though the access points that Time Warner has installed in the area. In my experience these access points were much higher capacity than the Tengo Internet connection. If you’re not a Roadrunner or Xfinity subscriber, and you need faster access than the park’s wifi, you can purchase a pass online, for a reasonable rate. However, if you want to try to access the TWC access points bear in mind that they might be several hundred feet away. Invest in an external wireless adapter designed for long range, like products by EnGenius, Alfa, or Hawking.

Unbelievable location right downtown. Can walk or bike to a ton of stuff, including downtown, Zilker Park, the river.
Sites are small so there’s not a lot of privacy, but that doesn’t seem to be a big deal.
Very informally run, but so far we’ve never shown up and not had our reservation in place exactly as requested.
Try the Green Mesquite restaurant one block away. Also the Italian place right outside the front entrance (sorry, I forget the name).
There’s also a great theater very nearby. Do a Google Map search and you’ll be amazed at how much great stuff is nearby.

without a doubt, the best RV park in and around Austin.

This is not an RV park in the normal sense, because 98% of the lots are taken with people that live there year-​round. Getting one of the few empty spots for a night or two is almost impossible, and the waiting list for full timers is years long.
That being said, I LOVE this place. It’s right on Barton Springs, and walking distance to the entire area. It’s Old-​School Austin, and everybody including the owners are friendly. I hope this place can survive all the new building going on all around, as this is prime real estate.

Great location. Walking distance to many places. Quiet, funky, many monthly renters and hard to get a space in there. This is just CLASSIC Austin, they don’t care who you are, what you are, just that you are.
Now if you’re looking for every first class accommodations then turn around and leave. If you are looking for easy going, little Amsterdam, and helpful people this is the place for you.

Knowing someone with a trailer here is like knowing someone with a boat — you suck up to them.
Other than Matthew McConnaghey, some locals in the know sport mobile homes here, and with the way of the Airstream, it’s a great space to meet for intimate parties in the best-​located trailer park on earth.
For ACL, REALLY suck up to your friends, since this short walk to Zilker cannot be beat with the promise of an air-​conditioned trailer to regroup or nap in, and most slots have room for a chiminea on cool nights where folks can get in a dose of space if the environs become too claustrophobic.
Next to impossible to get entrée’ here without a trailer-​owner, and guests do have to be out by 10:30 PM as a courtesy to the neighbors.