Rv site reservations in Georgetown, Texas

Welcome to Shady River RV Resort, located in the beautiful countryside of Georgetown, Texas. Our 15 acre RV Park is home to towering pecan trees, providing both shaded and open spaces for your RV. Whether you prefer a peaceful spot by the river or a spacious open area, we have the perfect spot for you. Our park is not your traditional RV park, with a focus on nature and greenery, making it ideal for long term stays. At Shady River RV Resort, you can enjoy bird watching, walking trails by the river, and a serene country setting. We offer excellent all-inclusive rates for RV spots ranging from 15 to 20 feet. If you are looking for a peaceful escape in the heart of Central Texas, look no further than Shady River RV Resort.

Russell Park is a campground, lodging, and park located at 2101 County Road 262 in Georgetown, Texas, United States. This institution is part of Recreation.gov, a platform that offers over 3,600 facilities and 103,000 individual sites across the country for outdoor experiences. At Russell Park, visitors can discover new experiences, historic landmarks, and outdoor escapes both nearby and across the country. From camping and hiking to wildlife viewing and ranger-led activities, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

Jim Hogg Park is a campground, lodging, and park located at 500 Jim Hogg Road in Georgetown, Texas, United States. This institution is part of Recreation.gov, which offers over 3,600 facilities and 103,000 individual sites across the country for a variety of outdoor experiences. From camping and hiking to wildlife viewing and monument tours, there is something for everyone to enjoy at Jim Hogg Park. With Recreation.gov, visitors can easily plan their next trip, manage trip details, and reserve experiences at various federal recreation locations. Whether you're looking to return to a favorite camping spot or discover a new one, Jim Hogg Park has something right for you. Additionally, visitors can purchase annual or lifetime interagency passes to cover admission fees for federal lands, waterways, and monuments.