Steven Kruse
For Dos Rios RV Park: Beautiful setting on the Llano River. Charming park, and good hosts. Gravel roads but are easily traversable. The river is awesome! We had a blast exploring the banks of the river and all the swimming holes and fishing spots around the island in front of the park. They recently released rainbow trout at their crossing! We will definitely be back.
Posted Dec 09, 2021 by Steven Kruse from Austin. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Ed Portis 
For Dos Rios RV Park: Just stayed three days at this very pleasant park overlooking the Llano river. Sites are relatively level and the hookups, although not new, are functional. Bath facilities are not a strong point but we don’t use them anyway. Roads are not paved but present no problem for an RV of any size. They rent kayaks and sell firewood. I brought a telescope and the sky’s are very dark. This place is sort of rustic, which we found charming. The nearby town of Mason is worth a visit.
Posted Nov 01, 2021 by Ed Portis from Corpus Christi, TX. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Edward castillo
For Dos Rios RV Park: Enjoyed our stay ,brought my buddies out for a great river view and was not disappointed! Roads are granite gravel but are maintained well. We had no difficulties coming or setting up and the staff was ready to help if needed.we plan on making this an annual stop. You have to see it for yourself! We will be back
Posted Oct 12, 2021 by Edward castillo from Midland. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Mike Hendrix
For Dos Rios RV Park: I want to be careful here. I seriously do. We had reservations there in May of 2021. When we arrived we drove our 35'class A motorhome down a simply dreadful RV Park road to get to our campsite. We seriously considered backing up and not going further but went ahead anyway. It is only 300-yards but it was nothing you want to drive your Class A motorhome on. When we arrived at our site we set up, all leveled. but the water connection was leaking and I actually could not connect my hose to the campground faucet without my end of the hose being in the water puddle......it had been leaking for days if not weeks. When I went to connect my 50-amp cord to the outlet I noticed that the meter on the elect post had the glass busted, most of the glass that surrounds the electric meter was on the ground. I did plug in and the 50-amp did work but my wife and I had a discussion about whether we were going to tough it out or not....We decided to leave not knowing if we were going to pay for the three days we had reserved. I called the woman who owns the place and not get an answer. I still do not know if they charged me or not. It was that bad.... With that said, there are two sections of this RV park, we were in the upper section, there were RV's in the lower section......everything may have been just fine down there, but the upper section was something out of Deliverance. Also, it is on the Llano River and local may love this place, they may bring TT's down that interior road to the upper area but I can assure you no one that is not a "local" would want to drive their Class A from the entrance to the campground to the upper level.
Posted May 26, 2021 by Mike Hendrix from Pensacola, FL. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
