FredHickory
San Antonio
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Anyone had any experience with Blazing Star RV Resort in San Antonio?
I am going to start living there in a new camper for 2 months before moving to Georgetown, KY. Seems like a nice place and nice people.
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lizbard
Nacogdoches, TX
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I've not tried them, but the Carefree RV Resorts has a nice park in San Antonio, Austin,Dallas as well as others around the US. If you are
The Hill Country RV Resort in New Braunfels is very nice and central to a lot of things in the Texas Hill Country.
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JnJnKatiebug
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We took the grand kids down there a couple of years ago on spring break. They had a great time. Very nice heated pool. We loved it. Sea World is right down the street.
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jjjandrbaker
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My former neighbors sold everything and bought an RV about five years ago. They are of on their travels most of the year, But spend December through March here in San Antonio. They always spend their time here at Blazing Star. I have visited them there, and it seems very nice. It is a very large place. It sits on the southwestern edge of town with easy highway access to any part of the city. The surrounding intersections of 1604 have everything close you could want. Almost everything in the area is relatively new. There was nothing out there until about 15 years ago. There are some very new and nice shopping centers with many popular restaurants. There is also a brand new hospital a few miles away.
I am meeting my friends for dinner on Saturday. If you have any specific questions, I'd be happy to ask them for you.
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dave17352
LINCOLN, NE
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We stayed there 5 years ago for a week or so and it was a very nice place.
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ajchase
North Carolina
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We stayed there for a few days while we were there on vacation. It's a pretty nice campground. Lots of trees and the place is well kept. The sites are cemented but they are very narrow and spaced very close together for my liking. They provide Internet here, but it comes at a hefty price. $5/day! We used our mobile phone as our portable hotspot so we didn't have to pay for it while we were here. Not really sure though how much they are charging for permanent residents though.
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lizbard wrote:I've not tried them, but the Carefree RV Resorts has a nice park in San Antonio, Austin,Dallas as well as others around the US. If you are
The Hill Country RV Resort in New Braunfels is very nice and central to a lot of things in the Texas Hill Country. We stayed at Hill Country a couple of times and enjoyed it. We found Stone Creek RV park just a little farther south on I-35 to be closer to our son and his family. It is as nice as Hill Country and about 6 miles closer to grandkids.
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FredHickory
San Antonio
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Thanks for the feedback. I'm working down south at the Toyota Plant, but the area Blazing Star is in seems good. We lived down the street when we moved down last year.
Internet there is $35 a month for monthly guys. Tengonet I beleive is the carrier.
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jjjandrbaker
San Antonio, TX
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Alamo river RV website
If I were going to the Toyota plant every day, I would choose to stay at the Alamo River Ranch resort. It is a whole lot closer, but still has all the convenient highway access. It's not as ritzy as the Blazing star, but it has most of the amenities and it's very quiet, clean, and friendly.
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FredHickory
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Alamo seems like a great camping area and close to the Plant. Just too far away from town. I would end up driving the same distance every night to get to friends and activities.
Packing up the apartment tonight. Move the Trailer in Saturday. Pack the utilty up Sunday with what I don't need in the Trailer and head to Dayton on Tuesday. Start the Trailer life the week after.
Let the adventure begin......
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