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  I've seen so many RV Parks in all the directories and review sites... When searching for a destination I saw 1000's of 5-star reviews. But I've stayed in many RV Parks near big cities and was bombarded by city lights and noises, weekend warriors as neighbors to my RV site and long term sites with everything on them INCLUDING the kitchen sink.  But when I saw this RV Park on a recent video, I checked out their easy online booking site and booked a site for the weekend. Before I tell you what I thought about this RV Park, here are 5 reasons I was afraid to give them a try. 1 ..read more

Escape to the tranquility of Hidden Valley RV Park, where the rich heritage of Von Ormy and the vibrant spirit of San Antonio converge to create an unforgettable RV camping experience in the heart of South Texas. Nestled along the Medina River at the historic Garza River Crossing, our campground's roots trace back to a Texan ranch, echoing the footsteps of General Santa Anna before the Alamo became a symbol of resilience. Today, as a family-operated haven, Hidden Valley RV Park continues to evolve and enhance, ensuring your stay is filled with comfort and cherished moments. Whether you're a w ..read more

HIDDEN VALLEY RV PARK is a certified PLAN-IT Green Park      Hidden Valley RV Park has recently applied and qualified for the ?"Plan-It" Green sustainable park program hosted by the National Association of RV Parks and Campgrounds (ARVC.)  There are 16 initiatives of which a park must be practicing at least 9, to qualify.  We currently practice 11, with plans to incorporate more as conditions permit.  Here are the initiatives we qualified with and resolve to uphold:  Actively demonstrates and communicates conservation and recycling practices to empl ..read more

  Whether you live in a house, manufactured home or your RV, if you pay your own electric, the extreme temperatures and utility company increases can really get under your skin.  No matter the state of your current residence you've no doubt noticed increases in your bill.  To be fair to the utility companies, much of the electricity we use is within our control to decrease.  There are plenty of ways to reduce energy use, and consequently, save money. Some are free, others require an investment.  Let's look at a few tips from local electric companies. No Cost Tip ..read more

Shopping for the perfect campsite  Remember back in the day, when you reserved a site, you could ask for your favorite site and if was still available you could have that site saved for you?  Families would reserve the same sites each summer for their vacations.  There wasn't any extra fee for this guarantee. Fast forward to 2023, this practice still exists at some campgrounds but at many, you reserve a site type (pull thru, back in, 50 Amp, etc.) and get put where the park puts you.  Unless, of course you put in a site lock fee.  What IS a lock fee and ..read more

Don't you love that person who always says "YES" to every request?  While we all try to be that person, it's not always the healthiest modus operandi.   No matter the time of year - we seem to be getting more and more busy, and for many, the advent of the holiday season can evoke an array of emotions, including feelings of being overwhelmed.  Preparing dishes, shopping, parties, family, performances and more - can feel like too much to manage.   Perhaps you’re the one who makes those special decorations that everyone loves or the food dish that's requested for s ..read more

 Thanks to KSAT 12 for providing this great list of reasons to "Fall Hard" for Fall in San Antonio. September is one of my favorite months because it’s the start of fall and the beginning of less sizzling weather but very sizzling attractions and events. Technically fall doesn’t officially start until the autumnal equinox on Sept. 22 but pumpkin-flavored goodies have already hit the shelves and the ever-coveted pumpkin Spice latte is back at Starbucks.  Here’s to hoping the fall is cooler than this scorching summer has been and that it brings a little rain. Here’s a list of some of t ..read more

We're still waiting for our shipment to get to the office so make sure to download a digital copy HERE if you want to stay in the know while you're visiting our beautiful city and Hidden Valley RV Park.  You also can stop by the Visitor's Center across the street from the Alamo for a free copy.  In the guide you'll find popular local eats, events and festivals info, nightlife tips from locals, historical spots, dog friendly places and even things to do in close surrounding cities like Fredericksburg.   The digital copy has each attraction or restaurant linked so you can e ..read more

  Rachel B Cardenas, a familiar face of the Hidden Valley RV Park team has been our office manager since her official start here in 2019.  Growing up at Hidden Valley she has a special place in our hearts and we like to think the park’s in her heart too.  Her firsthand experience with customer service, computer systems and communications has been a great benefit for the park and our guests.  Read on to learn more about Rachel. Where is your favorite place to camp? I most often camp on Port Aransas Beach in the Gulf Coast.  I love the small beach town feel and that it ..read more