Whether you’re exploring the local area or hanging out at the campground, KOA Holidays are an ideal place to relax and play. There’s plenty to do, with amenities and services to make your stay memorable. Plus, you’ll enjoy the outdoor experience with upgraded RV Sites with KOA Patio® and Deluxe Cabins with full baths for camping in comfort. Bring your family, bring your friends, or bring the whole group – there’s plenty of ways to stay and explore.
Whether you’re exploring the local area or hanging out at the campground, KOA Holidays are an ideal place to relax and play. There’s plenty to do, with amenities and services to make your stay memorable. Plus, you’ll enjoy the outdoor experience with upgraded RV Sites with KOA Patio® and Deluxe Cabins with full baths for camping in comfort. Bring your family, bring your friends, or bring the whole group – there’s plenty of ways to stay and explore.
I-35 S Exit 160 Frost Bank Center Drive, turn left under bridge to second light Gembler Road, turn left, go 3/4 mile.
I-35 N Exit 159B Walters/Frost Bank Center Drive go 1 mile to Frost Bank Center Drive, turn right to second light, turn left on Gembler Road, go 3/4 mile.
I-10 W Exit 580 WW White Road, turn north to second light Gembler Road, turn left, go 1 mile, entrance on the left.
I-10 E Follow I-10 East to I-35 Frontage Road in San Antonio, Take Exit 159B from I-35N. Follow I-35 Frontage Road, Make a right on Frost Bank Center Drive for 1/2 Mile and then a left on Gembler Road. Go 3/4 Mile to the campground.
GPS: N29.433963, W98.422737
One of the most common questions campers ask before arriving is simple: “What should I pack?”
The answer depends a lot on how you are staying. Packing for a tent site looks very different from packing for an RV or Cabin stay. The good news is that the San Antonio / Alamo KOA already helps make camping easier with convenient amenities, comfortable accommodations, and on-site conveniences.
To help you feel prepared before your trip, here are the top things to pack depending on the stay you booked.
Tent camping is all about simplicity, comfort, and being prepared for the outdoors.
Make sure your tent is the right size for your group and includes a rainfly, stakes, and tie downs.
Even warm Texas nights can cool down more than expected. Bring comfortable sleeping bags, blankets, pillows, or air mattresses/cots for a better night’s sleep.
A headlamp makes nighttime trips to the restroom or around camp much easier.
Portable chargers are helpful for keeping phones powered without relying on your vehicle. Our Tent sites have water and electric at the site.
You will spend more time outside than you think. Comfortable seating makes a big difference around the campsite or campfire.
Especially important during warmer months in South Texas.
Perfect for drinks, snacks, sandwich supplies, and easy meals throughout your stay.
Portable stove with fuel source, lighter, cooking utensils, paper towels, paper plates, cookware, and roasting sticks are all helpful items to have.
Camping has a way of getting messy fast, especially after rain or outdoor activities. The San Antonio / Alamo KOA also has convenient quarter-operated laundry facilities on-site, making it easy to freshen up during longer stays.
Staying hydrated is important year-round in San Antonio, especially during the warmer months.
RV camping brings many comforts from home, but there are still several essentials people commonly forget.
Double-check that you packed all hoses, adapters, connectors, and water pressure regulators before leaving home.
Not every site is perfectly level, and these make setup much easier.
Protect your RV’s electrical system during your stay.
Helps keep dirt, grass, and mud from being tracked inside your RV.
Most RV guests spend a lot of time relaxing outside under their awning.
Extra reach can come in handy depending on your setup.
Many RV campers enjoy cooking outdoors during their stay. Do not forget grilling utensils, propane, and your favorite seasonings.
A small toolkit can save a lot of frustration on the road.
Especially helpful during travel days and long setup times.
Cards, board games, outdoor games, or movies help make evenings even more enjoyable.
Camping Cabins are a great middle ground between tent camping and staying in a cabin. You get shelter and beds while still enjoying a traditional camping experience.
Kamping Kabins do not include linens, so make sure to bring blankets, sheets, or sleeping bags.
One of the easiest items to forget until bedtime.
Bring shower supplies just like you would for any campground stay.
Helpful for walking around the campground at night or during early mornings.
Great for storing drinks, snacks, and easy meals during your stay.
Perfect for relaxing outside your Kabin in the evenings.
Depending on your site setup, you may want portable cooking gear, grilling utensils, or roasting sticks for the campfire.
Useful for charging phones, tablets, and other electronics.
South Texas sunshine and outdoor evenings make these must-have items.
Simple meals make cabin camping much more relaxing and enjoyable.
Deluxe Cabins offer many of the comforts of home while still giving you the fun of a camping getaway. Since many essentials are already included, you can pack lighter and focus more on enjoying your stay.
Deluxe Cabins include a partial kitchen with a refrigerator, microwave, toaster, sink, cookware, dishware, utensils, and coffee maker, making meals much easier during your trip.
Perfect for enjoying the pool during warmer months.
You will likely spend time both indoors and outside, relaxing around the campground and patio area.
While shampoo, conditioner, linens, and a hairdryer are provided, you will still want your personal daily essentials.
Perfect for relaxing back at the cabin after a day exploring San Antonio.
Many Deluxe Cabins include a fire ring, making evenings around the campfire even more enjoyable. Firewood, s’mores supplies, and other camping essentials are available for purchase in the Kampstore.
The cabin already includes televisions and WiFi, but music, cards, or family games can make the stay even more memorable.
The patio and outdoor seating area are perfect for cornhole, cards, or other family activities.
Many Deluxe Cabins are pet-friendly, so do not forget food, leashes, toys, and bedding for your furry family members. Deluxe Cabins allow up to two pets, with a maximum weight of 20 pounds each.
One of the best parts of staying in a Deluxe Cabin is slowing down and enjoying the experience. Between the comfortable beds, climate control, outdoor patio, and included amenities, it is easy to settle in and unwind.
No matter how you stay at the San Antonio / Alamo KOA, being prepared helps make your trip more relaxing and enjoyable from the moment you arrive.
Tent campers can focus on outdoor essentials, RV travelers can make setup smoother, and Cabin guests can enjoy extra comfort and convenience. Every type of stay offers a different camping experience, but all of them give you a great home base for exploring San Antonio and enjoying time outdoors.
A little planning before your trip can help you spend less time worrying about what you forgot and more time making memories.
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