The Lone Star State's wine capital around Fredericksburg — resort RV parks along the Highway 290 wine corridor.
10 RV parks · 16 nearby wineries
Texas Hill Country is the wine capital of the Lone Star State — a rugged, limestone-backed region centred on Fredericksburg and the Highway 290 wine corridor between Fredericksburg and Johnson City. With more than 100 wineries and tasting rooms, it has become one of the most visited wine destinations in the United States, second only to Napa for wine-tourism volume.
RV travelers are well served here. A string of resort-style RV parks — from upscale new builds with pickleball and pools to long-established oak-shaded resorts — line the corridor, putting you within minutes of signature Hill Country estates like Grape Creek, Becker, Signor and Pedernales Cellars. The region pairs wine with classic Texas character: live oak, wildflowers, barbecue and two-step.
10 curated parks near Texas Hill Country wineries.
Texas Hill Country, Texas
A 20-acre, resort-style RV park north of Fredericksburg with spacious, big-rig-friendly sites and convenient access to the Fredericksburg wine corridor.
From $60/night · 145 sites · Full (20/30/50 amp)
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A centrally located RV park with 100 pull-through, big-rig-friendly sites. The park is close to downtown Fredericksburg and provides an excellent base for exploring wineries, restaurants and shopping.
From $55/night · 100 sites · Full (30/50 amp)
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A city-operated RV campground inside the 150-acre Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park, approximately three miles south of downtown Fredericksburg.
From $52/night · 90 sites · Full (30/50 amp)
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A long-established Fredericksburg RV resort with mature oak trees, full hookups and resort amenities. It is conveniently located for visiting downtown Fredericksburg and surrounding wine country.
From $45/night · 132 sites · Full (30/50 amp)
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A quiet, full-hookup RV park located directly on the Highway 290 wine corridor between Fredericksburg and Johnson City.
From $55/night · 60 sites · Full (30/50 amp)
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A family-oriented camping resort located along Highway 290 in Fredericksburg's wine country. The resort offers RV camping, cabins, pools, water attractions and family activities.
From $65/night · 100 sites · Full hookups
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A newer, upscale RV resort designed around a resort-style experience in Fredericksburg, featuring spacious sites and upgraded amenities.
From $70/night · 80 sites · Full (30/50/100 amp)
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A 45-acre, nature-focused RV resort near Johnson City with wooded, waterfront and pull-through sites. It provides a quieter alternative to the busier Fredericksburg RV parks.
From $50/night · 50 sites · Full (20/30/50 amp)
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A 100-acre campground along the Pedernales River offering RV sites, tent camping and glamping accommodations. The property combines a natural Hill Country setting with resort-style amenities.
From $73/night · 43 sites · Full (30/50 amp)
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A highly rated, full-hookup RV park in Bertram on the eastern side of the broader Texas Hill Country. It is best suited for travelers exploring the eastern Hill Country and Austin-area wine destinations.
From $48/night · 30 sites · Full (30/50 amp)
View details View on mapGrape Creek Vineyards
Chardonnay & Cabernet
Hill Country winery
2 miles from Texas Wine Country Jellystone Park
Visit winerySignor Vineyards
Cabernet & Merlot
Fredericksburg wine estate
5 miles from Texas Wine Country Jellystone Park
Visit wineryPedernales Cellars
Merlot & Riesling
Hill Country winery
5 miles from Peach Country RV Park
Visit wineryBecker Vineyards
Cabernet & Riesling
Historic Hill Country estate
7 miles from Texas Wine Country Jellystone Park
Visit wineryWildseed Farms
Wildflower & Wine
Scenic Hill Country venue
7 miles from Texas Wine Country Jellystone Park
Visit wineryAlexander Vineyards
Merlot & Chardonnay
Family-owned winery
8 miles from Texas Wine Country Jellystone Park
Visit wineryRon Yates Wines
Cabernet & Chardonnay
Johnson City wine estate
8 miles from Yeager Creek RV Resort
Visit wineryTexas Hills Vineyard
Cabernet & Chardonnay
Hill Country estate
11 miles from Yeager Creek RV Resort
Visit wineryWilliam Chris Vineyards
Cabernet & Merlot
Premium Hill Country winery
17 miles from Yeager Creek RV Resort
Visit wineryFlat Creek Estate
Cabernet & Chardonnay
Austin-area wine estate
30 miles from Cedar Bend RV Park
Visit winerySpicewood Vineyards
Cabernet & Chardonnay
Austin-area winery
35 miles from Cedar Bend RV Park
Visit wineryDriftwood Estate Winery
Cabernet & Merlot
Premium Austin winery
40 miles from Cedar Bend RV Park
Visit wineryDuchman Family Winery
Riesling & Chardonnay
Austin wine estate
42 miles from Cedar Bend RV Park
Visit wineryTexas Hill Country is one of the easiest wine regions to tour by RV. The Highway 290 wine corridor between Fredericksburg and Johnson City concentrates dozens of wineries along a single scenic drive, and the RV resorts lining that corridor are purpose-built for big rigs — wide pull-through sites, 30/50 and even 100-amp service, concrete patios, pools, pickleball and dog parks. Pick a resort near Fredericksburg for walkable downtown access, or one nearer Johnson City for a quieter, nature-focused base.
The region's wineries lean into Mediterranean varieties that suit the Texas climate — Tempranillo, Sangiovese, Viognier and Rhône blends — alongside Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. Many estates source fruit from the Texas High Plains AVA, where the elevation and cool nights produce structured, age-worthy reds. Tasting rooms along Highway 290 are generally walk-in friendly, though flagship estates like William Chris and Pedernales Cellars recommend reservations on weekends.
Timing your trip matters. Spring brings the famous Texas bluebonnets and wildflowers blanketing the limestone hills — the most photogenic window of the year. Fall harvest offers warm days, cooler evenings and release events at the wineries. Summer is hot and humid, so prioritize resorts with pools, shade and 50-amp service. Pair your wine tasting with Fredericksburg's German heritage main street, barbecue in Llano, and a side trip to Enchanted Rock or Luckenbach for the full Hill Country experience.
The famous Texas bluebonnets and wildflowers blanket the hillsides. Mild 70s–80s and the most photogenic time to drive the wine corridor.
Hot, humid days in the 90s–100s. Resort pools and air-conditioned tasting rooms are essential; book shaded sites early.
Harvest and crush season with warm days and cooler, pleasant evenings. A top time to visit as vines turn color and wineries host release events.
Mild, quiet days in the 50s–60s with the lowest RV rates. A peaceful, uncrowded window for tasting-room hopping.
Texas Hill Country is exceptionally RV-friendly. The Fredericksburg and Johnson City area is packed with resort-style RV parks built for big rigs — wide pull-through sites, 30/50 and even 100-amp service, concrete patios, pools, pickleball and dog parks. Newer upscale resorts cater to Class A motorhomes and extended-stay travelers.
The main wine corridor runs along US Highway 290 between Fredericksburg and Johnson City, with additional wineries around Stonewall and along Highway 16 south of Fredericksburg. Most Hill Country RV parks sit directly on or near this corridor.
Yes. The region's resort-style RV parks are built for big rigs, with wide pull-through sites, 30/50/100-amp service, concrete patios and full hookups. It is one of the most big-rig-friendly wine regions in the country.
Hill Country wineries produce Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Tempranillo, Sangiovese, Viognier and Riesling. Many estates source fruit from the Texas High Plains and grow Mediterranean varieties well suited to the climate.
Spring (March–May) for bluebonnets and wildflowers, and fall (September–November) for harvest and pleasant evenings. Both are peak seasons, so reserve RV sites well ahead.
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