Mountain Breeze Campground & River Outfitter

Went on the guided rafting trip this afternoon with Ben as our guide and I can’t say enough great things about him or our rafting experience! We were mostly all first timers to rafting and he made us feel at ease. Fantastic experience! All 6 in our group loved it.

Very happy with the atmosphere at this place. I have been to several campgrounds in the area over the past 20 years, and I am so glad to have found these guys. Weekends are great here for an adult style getaway. I enjoy the fact that they do not drive around shushing people at 10:00. Love the bands on Saturday nights. Would do a family vacation here during the week, but when the weekend comes, it’s time to get the kiddos out of there. Friendly staff, decent bathroom facilities. Only complaint would be lack of an rv dumping station.

I’ve stayed at other campgrounds along the Guadalupe for years, but I have to say that Mountain Breeze may get my business from now on. The staff was helpful and friendly at check in, even allowing us to go look at a couple of sites before we paid.
You have to remember– this isn’t the Ritz Carlton and you are not camping in a pristine natural forest. This is «have fun for a weekend» style of camping. Yes it can be loud and there are lots of people partying, but overall its a lot of fun. If you complain about the bathrooms and showers here, I can give you a list of at least 4 other campgrounds on the river that make these look amazing.
The campsite layout is great. The sites you can reserve are all near the river and close to the main office/​bar/​café. The café is ok, I only ate the breakfast tacos from there, but saw many people getting drinks and other items to eat.
The bar/​store was nice, ice wasn’t too expensive and the beer selection wasn’t bad!
My biggest complaint was the DJ that played until midnight on Saturday. His music selection was awful.
Also, if you are taking the shuttle to the Comal, and there is a big group, be prepared to wait a while. On the day we went, I would estimate there were about 40 or so going, and they had 3 short school buses to shuttle everyone. The tube place on the Comal had to call Mountain Breeze to come get us– I bet we waited almost an hour for them to show up. Leaving the campground was 45 min late, too. Set a designated driver and drive over to Texas Tubes (and save $ 7).

Mountain Breeze has been around for-​ever…
I’ve been to many events here and meet up with friends for a day trip over the years as I grew up just down the road at Canyon Lake… I have a group of friends that book a weekend during off season for like the past decade and they are always treated great.
I have never actually stayed over night so my experience will be different than most…
Huge campgrounds, friendly staff… and as I talked with an employee just last week… this campground is for adults so keep this in mind when booking your river trip if you have a family (adults as in rules are pretty lenient aka not family friendly although families are welcome)… reading the other reviews, you have to agree.
Great river access with RV & tent spaces as well as small cabins for rent…
Be ready to party with these happy campers!

Came here with my girlfriend for one of our yearly camping trips and will definitely be coming back. The owner and staff are extremely helpful and even let us take a tour to pick out our own spots! They have beer, food and ice so it is all here.

I love being on the river, but in order to camp right next to it, it will cost you at this campground. The staff is really nice and the bar, grill and live music are a big plus. The night time party atmosphere is great for adults but this campground isn’t for kids, lots of drinking and smoking goin on.

I would give this one star but I can’t discredit their tube service. $ 15 for a tube rental. You can depart from the campground for about a four hour tube ride. They have constant shuttles to pick up you and your tube at the river exit locations which take you directly back to the campground. The other positive thing I’d say is that every employee I spoke to was friendly. The garbage men were diligent and made sure we had empty trash cans.
Now the negatives. This place enforces no noise curfew. What does that mean? It means the shirtless tattooed drunk meatheads with a concert speaker can blast their music loudly with no impediment. When I say loudly, I mean I can feel the bass shake my body. No one from from Mountain Breeze attempted to shut this down. One camper asked them to lower it considering it was 3am and they threatened to «kick his ass.» That’s not to mention that they were hooting and hollering all night playing beer bong or what not. While it’s not MB’s fault that these people were rude and inconsiderate thinking they could be as loud as they want till 3am two nights straight, MB is at fault by not enforcing any noise control and letting these people ruin everyone else’s time around them. The facilities were sub-​par, backed up, and dirty. When it came to the facilities though, that was half expected.
None the less, this is not a place I’d recommend nor is it a place I will be going back to.

Been staying here since 2003. BEST place to stay on river road. Everyone is so nice and helpful.

There are several campgrounds to pitch a tent on River Rd but after finding Mountain Breeze Camp 26 years ago, I found my favorite. The main reason is the employees. The sites are spacious, room for a few tents at a time. The Guadalupe is a quick walk down the hill. You park your car in the field so there’s more room for tents. They have cabins you can rent with AC as well as a few RV sites, but they go fast. The restrooms have upgraded from several years ago, the employees clean them as needed still, some people are just gross and don’t pick up after themselves. Get a grip girls, you’re embarrassing the rest of us. Tubing or rafting is great. You can shuttle up the river and float to or past MB. Or just jump in at MB. There are employees close by to ask questions as well as off duty police officers, I’ve always felt safe here. The employees are incredibly kind and thoughtful. The owner is the nicest person, if he can’t accommodate your requests, he will find someone that can. I’ve met him and his daughters, sometimes the girls are working. And its definitely a family owned and run business that cares for its guests. When you camp there you become part of their extended family.
Now, there is an overflow camping field, you check in and pay at the gate and you drive to a spot and put up a tent, I’ve always made reservations for the main campsites along the river though. On holiday weekends it can get pretty packed, I don’t usually camp those weekends, but I did 25 years ago. And there’s a band or DJ on most weekends during the summer, and food at the little grill. You can also purchase beer at the bar and there’s a pool table and TV’s to watch the sports you may be missing. There’s sand volleyball to enjoy too. Overall, it’s camping so expect to rough it a little bit. I love this place!

Really nice campground right along the river. Tent camping was spacious, restrooms were clean, and the crew that runs this place does it right! Very friendly and no waiting on the bus! Lots of big shady trees along with entertaiment at night, we couldnt have been happier. VERY SATISIFIED! thanks Mountain Breeze, we’ll be back!

We loved this campsite! It’s convenient and affordable. Three of my girlfriends and I went for one night on a spontaneous trip & had a blast. We got a nice spot in the overflow lot. John is one of the drivers and his wife works the bar. They’re awesome. John drove us & carried our huge cooler all the way down to the river for us. There is a restaurant and bar which had live music too. We went to the restaurant after the float and grubbed on frito pie and cheeseburgers. Highly recommend this site!

This place was hands down the most horrifying camping experience ever.
It would closer compare to tailgating than actual camping. The campsites are uncomfortably small. But that doesn’t stop people from stacking tent upon tent. Whole place is a huge party (which I expected) but it was a really rough crowd.
There was vomit and poop all over the bathroom and people were getting in fights at night.
The most disturbing thing about this place is that it wasn’t a bunch of college kids partying… It was all grown ass adults… Most with horrendous chest tattoos or missing teeth
DO NOT BRING YOUR CHIlDREN HERE
I paid $ 45 to stay 3 nights. Needless to say I left the first.
If the camp sites were bigger I would re consider this one star rating but I would still never return.

A group of us went over the Memorial Day weekend and «shit show» would be an understatement. The campground is WAY over sold and the sites they give you are about large enough for one tent and a couple chairs. We went in expecting a party but the lack of privacy and the amount of people made it impossible to sleep.
They did have a crew cleaning up trash and emptying garbage in the mornings and the landscape was pretty. But that’s about all of the positives.
If you’re looking to join a gang, admire some homemade tattoos and take a dump on the bathroom floor than this is the place for you!

Awesome place! Lots of room for camping, electric hook ups availible, cabins, showers, lighted sand volleyball court, very friendly people and atmosphere. Bring the family fora day of tubing or just playing and hanging out in the river. The owner Paul Rich is a very nice guy. Book all your events now, you will want to book in advance at some times during the year, it gets pretty busy. Lots of fun and great prices!

WOW! I have been commuting from Granbury on down to New Braunfels since I was a kid to float the Guadalupe. At least annually for my birthday. This year I was celebrating my 24^th. Every year I try to stay in a different camp site just to keep things interesting. Fortunately, Mountain Breeze sparked my interest this year. I just cannot say enough about this place.
We decided to float the Comal the moment we got into town, which then of course led to dinner and drinks in Gruene immediately after. We didn’t get in until about 11:30 on a Saturday night, which I had made sure we were able to do so earlier that day. (midnight on Saturdays)
Right upon our entrance we were greeted with a large group of people old and young enjoying a live band playing. The music was just the right kind of music that you want to hear out in the nature on the river drinking a cold beer.(Which you could purchase from the bar. Yes, they have a bar. That was the selling point for me.)We were instantly satisfied with our campground decision. There were a lot of people there that night, the camp looked as if it was at full capacity. There were people playing volleyball, guitars, washers, kids playing tag. It was pretty active at midnight, which was what I was hoping for. You might want to take this into consideration if you are seeking peace and quiet on the weekend. After getting wristbands and parking passes we drove down to our site to unload. The residents of the site next to ours had taken over our plot of land with a beer pong table. We were not offended in the least, as long as they would let us play a couple of rounds with them. Always fun to make river buddies. We played a few rounds, walked around the site, hung out and talked until about 1am. At that time, the camp had shut everything, (including the lights) off. I don’t want this review to scare families away. It really did quieten down a lot when that happened. You just have to expect and understand the inevitable river rowdiness anywhere. About that time, our crew decided to lay down because we had a long float ahead of us in the morning.
We woke up all feeling a little worn out from the previous day of floating, so we walked down to the office/​bar/​tube area and they were selling breakfast tacos. JACKPOT. No seriously, maybe it was because I was pretty hungover but those tacos were so ridiculously good. The tortillas were fresh and the green sauce that I had ignorantly doubted due to the neon green color was incredible. A perfect cure for the head. I saw they also offered lunch and dinner on the weekends.
The tubing set up was pretty standard. I thought $ 18 a tube was preeeeetty steep since we were staying at the camp already, but it wasn’t that big of a deal. The bus driver «Miller» was really sweet. The water was uncomfortably low, but we till managed to have a good time.
That night (Sunday) we returned, after getting dinner at Los Cucos, to a virtually deserted park. We enjoyed the quiet time in the nature. I really want to stress, this place was awesome when it was quiet too. If that is what you prefer, perhaps consider staying on week days. Easier said than done, I know.
Anyway, I think our yearly search is over. We are devoted to this sweet little family ran business. I highly recommend it! :]

The fam & I have been coming here for years. Staff is always friendly. Now that we have children I appreciate that it’s a family friendly place as well, with volleyball etc. Wish they allowed dogs as I know our little Yoko would LOVE to come with us on these trips. Was a little surprised on our last visit at how dirty the ladies restroom was (come on ladies, we can clean up after ourselves better than that!) but overall, love this place and will continue choosing mountain breeze for our tubing/​camping trips!

Went there with a big group of friends and I plan to come back. The staff is very sweet and friendly. On top of that it is a lot of FUN: live music, camping, grilling and floating the Guadalupe River. It doesn’t get better than that.

We drove in from Dallas this past weekend for a Girl Talk Concert and had a great experience at MB.
We booked the small cabin well in advance to ensure we had a place to stay after acquiring the concert tickets. As the weekend of our trip approached I had to make a change to our reservation. The office handled this without issue.
We arrived Saturday late in the afternoon and the place was packed. We didn’t spend much time there the rest of the day so I can’t speak for any pros/​cons regarding traffic on the river or noise levels from other campers. The camp grounds were fine and the staff was super helpful. That’s all I could take away from that day.
My wife and I manged to finally enjoy the camp on Sunday. What was once a packed camp ground with tons of ‘party people’ and campers had now become a ghost town. THIS WAS MAGICAL. We pretty much had the place to ourselves. It was so peaceful and the views were great. The river was fine for the most part although we had to walk a couple times (expected this). MB will take you to the river whenever you are ready to leave. While situating our cooler for the day, a large group came up and were ready to leave before us. We were told that we would have to wait about 20mins for the van to return since it was already packed (unfortunately this was my fault because weren’t prepared to leave right away). The employee that set us up for the river, Aaron, saw us waiting, walked over and offered to take us out so we didn’t have to hang around. Before this we were bummed because we were pumped to float and forget about life for a few hours so needless to say we were thrilled to be on our way– thanks, Aaron!
Bathrooms/​Washroom: The showers were what you would expect for a camp ground. You aren’t staying at some hotel or anything so please adjust expectations accordingly and you’ll be fine. The bathroom stalls did have doors that locked.
Cabin: Our 10×12 cabin was equipped with a window unit, end table, and full size bed. Each cabin had a picnic table, grill, and one plastic chair. There were three electrical outlets provided as well. The cabin was clean, inexpensive, and worked nicely for a couple’s getaway for the weekend.
Overall, we really enjoyed our stay at MB and would definitely recommend it to our family and friends. We had no issues with noise levels or other campers because we were pretty much the only ones there. Honestly, you can never be too sure how all of that will play out once you arrive so you can’t really blame MB for a few bad apples. Sometimes you get lucky and sometimes you don’t. If you want to separate yourself from the crowds of people packed in with their tents then look into checking out a cabin or stay at some motel/​hotel in the city.

They pack you pretty tight in at Mountain Breeze, but that seems to be par for the course for all the places along the river.
They had lots of entertainment at night, but to be honest none of it was to my taste, but it seemed most of the camp disagreed because there were lots of people having a great time.
The campground was clean, and everybody was courteous, but the river access wasn’t especially nice, so I will probably try another place next time.

Holy shiz. On the river writing a review! I’m a hard core Unilocaler, that’s fo sho.
We pulled up to this campgrounds, set up shop under a tree with our friends – ten other tents– and walked down to the water. Live DJ playing amazing tunes, beach volley ball, restrooms, showers, onsite eats, shuttles to the river, bars … no worries here. Just no dogs!