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Braunig Lake RV Resort

Braunig Lake RV Resort is a private lakeside RV park south of San Antonio, Texas, just off I-37 at Exit 130, about three miles south of Loop 410. Our San Antonio guide covers it briefly, but the picture is clear: it is the quieter, country-on-the-lake option for travelers who want quick city access without the polish or price of the west-side resorts, and it draws anglers because Braunig Lake is a power-plant cooling lake with a fishing reputation.

Braunig Lake RV Resort at a glance

Hookups Full (water, sewer, 50 amp); WiFi and cable
Sites Full-hookup pull-throughs
Max RV length Pull-throughs handle larger rigs — confirm at booking
Cost ~$52-75/night depending on site
Reservations Direct
Best for Anglers, travelers wanting a quieter lakeside base with easy I-37 access

Why RVers stay here

Braunig Lake RV Resort is a private lakeside RV park south of San Antonio, Texas, just off I-37 at Exit 130, about three miles south of Loop 410. Our San Antonio guide covers it briefly, but the picture is clear: it is the quieter, country-on-the-lake option for travelers who want quick city access without the polish or price of the west-side resorts, and it draws anglers because Braunig Lake is a power-plant cooling lake with a fishing reputation.

Sites are full-hookup pull-throughs, all 50-amp, with a pool, clean bathhouses, free Wi-Fi, cable and laundry on-site. Our guide puts rates roughly at $52 to $75 a night depending on site, booked directly with the park. Pull-throughs handle larger rigs, but there is no published length cap, so confirm your combined length at booking. Spring and fall are the comfortable seasons; summer runs hot and humid, which is where the pool and 50-amp power earn their keep. The trade-off is that the vibe is low-key and slightly retro rather than resort-grade, and you are south of town, away from the theme parks.

  • Full-hookup, 50-amp pull-through sites with a pool, cable, free Wi-Fi and laundry
  • Lakeside setting with fishing on Braunig Lake and a quieter feel than the west-side resorts
  • Easy I-37 access, about three miles south of Loop 410, for quick trips into San Antonio
  • Rates around $52 to $75 a night, mid-range for private San Antonio parks
  • !Low-key, slightly retro atmosphere; not a polished resort
  • !South of the city, so the theme parks and west-side attractions are a longer drive

What our guides say about Braunig Lake RV Resort

Excerpts from the RV Parks Guide articles that cover this campground. Each links to the full guide.

Regional guide

RV Parks Near San Antonio: River Walk Access & Hill Country Gateway

South of the city off I-37 (Exit 130, about three miles south of Loop 410), Braunig Lake gives you a country-on-the-lake feel with quick city access. Sites are full-hookup pull-throughs, all 50-amp, with a pool, clean bathhouses, free WiFi, cable, and laundry. Braunig Lake itself is a power-plant cooling lake known for fishing — a low-key, slightly retro alternative to the polished west-side resorts.

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Our verdict

Book it if you want a quiet, affordable full-hookup base with fishing and easy I-37 access to San Antonio; skip it if you want a resort atmosphere or proximity to the west-side theme parks.

Braunig Lake RV Resort: frequently asked questions

Does Braunig Lake RV Resort have full hookups?

Yes. Sites are full-hookup pull-throughs with 50-amp electric, water and sewer, plus cable and free Wi-Fi.

How much does Braunig Lake RV Resort cost per night?

Our San Antonio guide reports roughly $52 to $75 per night depending on the site. Confirm current rates directly with the park, which takes reservations itself.

What is the max RV length at Braunig Lake RV Resort?

The pull-throughs handle larger rigs, but we do not have a published length limit. Confirm your combined rig length when you book.

How far is Braunig Lake RV Resort from San Antonio?

It sits off I-37 at Exit 130, about three miles south of Loop 410, giving quick access to the city while keeping a lakeside, out-of-town feel.

Is there fishing at Braunig Lake RV Resort?

Braunig Lake is a power-plant cooling lake known for fishing, and the park's lakeside location is a big part of its appeal for anglers.

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