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1. Are advanced reservations required to camp overnight?

Advanced reservations are not required, but highly recommended, especially if you intend to camp on a weekend or holiday. If you do not have an advanced reservation, a reservation must be made upon arrival prior to occupying the campsite.

2. Can I bring my own firewood?

Due to the risk of introducing unwanted pests and other diseases to the park landscape, we strongly urge you to obtain your firewood from our on-site supply (modest donation accepted). Lumber and other building materials are prohibited.

3. Can I bring my pet to the campground?

Yes; however, pets to be on a leash and under control at all times.

4. Do your campsites accommodate RVs?

• Berry Springs' campsites are not designed to accommodate RVs. Tents and pop-up campers are permissible in the improved tent camping area. The primitive camping area is only designed for tents.
• Expo Center and River Ranch County Park can accommodate RVs.

5. How long can I stay at a campsite?

There is a 14-day stay limit, per month. Please contact the Parks Department Headquarters at 512-943-1920 for further information.

6. How many people are allowed per campsite?

• Eight at Berry Springs Park and Preserve and River Ranch County Park
• Six at the Expo Center

7. How much does it cost to camp?

All park fees are listed on the Park Fees (PDF) document.

8. What time is check-in for overnight camping?

Check-in is at 2 pm and check-out is at noon at Berry Springs Park and Preserve and River Ranch County Park.

At the Expo Center, check-in is at 8 am on the day of arrival and check-out time is 8 pm on the day of departure.

9. Why are the campsite occupants' names and vehicle information needed when booking a campsite?

This is both for safety and security reasons.  We want to ensure that only the people and vehicles listed on the permit are in the park overnight.  This also enables us to locate individuals in case of emergency.