Top of the Hill RV Resort & Cabins

Checking was really easy. The cabin was clean. I would stay there again

The establishment called me to let me know that we left our jewelry behind. I am thankful that they were honest because I don’t think how we left our jewelry in a hotel that they would’ve been returned.

In my most honest opinion, do not stay here. We stayed here 1 night on our way to SPI, and one night on our way back. Many of the tenants here are long term, but are snotty and will hog community spaces such as the pool or community building. The only food place that delivers is Pizza Hut, and management told us to get a pizza from dollar general 10 miles down the road. I asked one of the ladies in the office if they had a bathroom, and she immediately said no. Another girl sitting further away had a different opinion, but main girl shut her down. I asked why they wouldn’t let paying customers use the restroom and she said she didn’t have to let me do anything. Enough of the people, let’s talk about the cabins. The bluebonnet cabin is clean, with a loft (only for ages 10+) and a nice bed. The red rose cabin on the other hand was infested with bugs. Hardly any place to park, and the front door doesn’t shut or stay shut. Management ignored the problem and said if we didn’t like it we could leave. Kids will ride their bikes around the park and come right up to your stuff, no parents in sight, or will run around the pool and be a nuisance to those around them. Prices also vary depending on how management feels that day, we paid $145 for our first cabin, and when we came back and they gave us a cabin “identical” to that cabin, they charged us $15 more. Staff will ride around in their golf carts blasting music, which is more than annoying. This one is more my personal opinion, but some of the staff look like they’re in Halloween costumes. Please, do not stay here for your own stake.

cozy and clean cabin, excellent views

Beautiful little cabins

We enjoyed our stay in the quaint cabin with a king size bed and a loft with a large bed (I didn’t go up there but both of our children enjoyed playing up there on it). The king was not very comfortable but that was the only ding. The cabin was quaint and rustic and the campgrounds were quiet at night. We stayed three nights and the kids and I slept fine but my pregnant wife did not find the bed to be firm and comfortable enough. Regardless, we enjoyed our stay, it was a nice jump-off point for a trip down to BRCC in Boerne, and to Bankersmith and Fredericksburg.