O’henry’s Hideaway

Absolutely HORRIBLE campground! First, it’s under new management and the owners were completely plastered. The place is practically a construction zone. They ran the bobcat at 7 in the morning right behind our rv. The sites are so tight and you better hope it doesn’t rain or you will have your own river of mud flowing through your site. You can pay less to stay somewhere MUCH nicer. We left after the first night, drove down the road and found a spot on the river for half the price. Totally worth the lost money to stay somewhere better!

Total disappointment, this being my first camping trip of this year. I checked out their website… the reason there aren’t a lot of pictures of the actual campsites was because they’re small and not all the campsites have fire rings. I felt like I was in the camping version of the projects. The campsite was a terrace section on a hill with our camping neighbors just a couple of feet away and the river is across the street. They also seem to have a lot of restrictions on visitors, cars, etc.
Luckily the weather forecast calling for rain had people cancel their reservations all over the place and we were able to find a location at K L Ranch Camp (check them out) We didn’t receive any kind of refund on our reservations, because it was the 4^th of July weekend. We decided it was totally worth loosing the money we had paid to go somewhere next to the river with less restrictions.

Simply put, these fine guys saved a nearly ruined float.
Here’s the deal. We were real last minute like. Most of us had set up down the river at Lazy L & L. Well, they put us in a freaking parking lot (GREAT camping in the TX heat!) and they wouldn’t allow dogs, so one of our guys got turned away.
So the hero of this story checks with O’Henry’s, they allow pets AND have a sweet campsite open.
O’Henry’s have loads of character and even put on Karaōke. If/​when I ever return to the Guadalupe, it’s a no-​brainer where I’m going to stay.