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1. Are advanced reservations required to camp overnight?

Not required, but highly recommended, especially if you intend to camp on a weekend or holiday.

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).

3. Can I bring my pet to the campground?

Yes, but Park rules and regulations do require 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 can accommodate RVs.
• When opened, River Ranch County Park will 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.