Camp Huaco Springs

09/27/2026

Looking for somewhere to store your RV? How about on the river at Camp Huaco Springs? Come and hang out when you like and enjoy fishing, kayaking, tubing, out watching the wildlife. Trout season begins the first Friday in December and goes until the first Friday in March. We have sites available for $575 a month, including full hook-ups. Water, sewer, electric (30/50 AMP), wifi and trash. Monthly rates also include two vehicles instead of only one. This rate is available from October 1st through May 1st. Call now to check availability and reserve your site. 830-625-5411

09/24/2026

Off season is quickly approaching. Remember, we are open year round. Off season rates start on October 1st. And, the best camping weather is the off season weather. You can still access the river, so bring your canoes, kayaks, or tubes. It is central Texas, so the heat is still here, but the river feels great.

09/05/2026

08/30/2026

Need plans for Labor Day weekend? We still have some tent sites with electricity, and RV sites. Call now to reserve at 830-625-5411. The springs are still flowing and Rockin R River Rides will be allowing rafts and tubes from here to Gruene, based on waterflow. Call them for more information at 830-629-9999. One last hoo-rah as the summer ends.

08/13/2026

It's going to be a schorcher this weekend, and the springs are still flowing. The current water flow on the Guadalupe is 301 CFS. Come on out for one last hoorah before school starts.

08/06/2026

Hello Campers! Just letting everyone know, the water level will be increased to 250CFS for this weekend. Rockin R River Rides has informed me they will open from Huaco Rafts to Gruene during this blessing of water. It will be hot, so come on out and enjoy the flow.

07/24/2026

It is hot, and we have water. Including the springs. Come on out!

07/21/2026

Thank you to Keith Khoury for the memory! This is Huaco Falls from maybe late 70's or 80's.

🌊 Remember when tubing below Canyon Lake Dam was an adventure? Keith Khoury has stories to tell.

If you floated the Guadalupe in the 1980s or 1990s, chances are you remember the roar of the water below the dam, climbing on the rocks at the Horseshoe, and spending all day in the river with friends. For many, those weren’t just float trips—they were summer traditions.

This incredible photo was shared by someone who lived those memories firsthand, and it captures a piece of Guadalupe River history.

Whether you were an OG Zoo Keeper, rented a tube every weekend, or just made one unforgettable trip, we’d love to hear your story.

👇 Tell us:

* What year was your first Guadalupe float?
* Did you ever float from the dam?
* Who remembers the Horseshoe before smartphones and GoPros?

If you have old photos from the Guadalupe or Canyon Lake, share them in the comments. We may feature some of our favorites (with your permission)!