RV Rental for Valero Texas Open in San Antonio, TX

Every spring when the PGA Tour rolls into TPC San Antonio up at the Cibolo Canyons development off US-281 and Loop 1604, I start getting the same call: hotels along the 281 corridor near the JW Marriott are booked solid or sky-high, and folks want to stay close to the course without the shuttle headache. That’s exactly where an RV rental for the Valero Texas Open earns its keep. I deliver and set up rigs across North San Antonio every week, and tournament week in late March into early April is one of my busiest stretches of the year.

Why an RV Beats a Hotel for Valero Texas Open Week

TPC San Antonio sits way out on the far north side, past the bulk of the city up toward Bulverde and the edge of the Hill Country. If you’re staying down by the River Walk or out near the airport off Loop 410, you’re fighting US-281 traffic both directions every morning of the tournament. With a motorhome or travel trailer parked at a nearby RV resort, you wake up minutes from the gates, cook your own breakfast, and skip the parking shuffle. For families and golf groups, it’s also a lot cheaper than booking three or four hotel rooms during one of the highest-demand weekends San Antonio sees all year.

The other thing people forget: late March and early April weather here swings. We can get a warm 80-degree afternoon followed by a cold front dropping things into the 40s overnight, and Hill Country thunderstorms are no joke this time of year. A climate-controlled RV with your own bathroom and a real bed beats a tent or a long commute when the weather turns. Browse what we’ve got available at our San Antonio fleet.

Call or text 737-235-8011 or email [email protected] to lock in a rig for tournament week.

Where to Park Your RV Near TPC San Antonio

There’s no overnight RV camping at TPC San Antonio itself — the venue is golf and resort, not a campground — so you’ll be staying at a park nearby and driving in. Here are the spots I point Valero Texas Open renters toward:

  • Blazing Star Luxury RV Resort — on the northwest side off Loop 1604, an easy run over to the TPC area and a clean, full-hookup resort that fills up fast during tournament week.
  • Hill Country RV Resort and Admiralty RV Resort — both give you a solid base on the north/northwest side with paved pads and good access to 1604.
  • Canyon Lake (Army Corps campgrounds) — if you want a quieter, scenic stay and don’t mind a 30-to-40-minute drive in, the lake sites up off US-281 toward the Hill Country are beautiful in early spring.
  • Guadalupe River State Park — north of TPC near Bulverde; great if you’re making a Hill Country trip out of it, though you’ll want to book state park sites well ahead.

For a fuller rundown of parks across the region, including which loops fit bigger rigs, ask me directly — I know which sites run short and which ones have the tight back-in turns. I’d rather match you to the right park than have you fight a bad pad on a busy week.

We Deliver and Set Up — You Just Show Up

The way most of my Valero Texas Open customers do it: they fly into San Antonio International (SAT) — which is right off 281 and not far from the course — and I have the RV already delivered, leveled, and hooked up at the campground before they arrive. No towing, no backing a trailer into a strange site, no figuring out the hookups in the dark. You walk in, set your bags down, and you’re ready for the first round.

I handle delivery, leveling, water, power and sewer connections, and pickup after the tournament wraps. Learn how it works on our RV delivery page. If you’re organizing a corporate group or hospitality crew for the event and need several units, I can coordinate a small fleet too — just give me the headcount and dates early.

Making a Trip of It Around San Antonio

Plenty of folks build a week around the tournament. With the rig as your base, the Hill Country is right out the back door — Natural Bridge Caverns and Government Canyon State Natural Area are both short drives, and you can run down 281 into the city for the River Walk, the Alamo, the Pearl District, or the Missions on a non-golf day. Early April is honestly one of the prettiest times to be in San Antonio: wildflowers along the highways, mild mornings, and the river full of life before the summer heat sets in.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there RV camping at TPC San Antonio for the Valero Texas Open?

No — the venue doesn’t offer overnight RV camping. You’ll stay at a nearby RV resort like Blazing Star, Hill Country RV Resort, or Admiralty and drive in. I can help you pick a park based on your rig size and how close you want to be to the course.

How far in advance should I book?

As early as you can. Tournament week in late March/early April is one of the busiest weeks of my year, and the better RV resorts near TPC fill months out. The sooner you reach out, the more choice you’ll have on both the rig and the campground.

What’s included with the RV?

Inclusions vary by unit and location, so contact me directly and I’ll walk you through exactly what comes with the rig you’re considering — and what add-ons make sense for a golf-week stay.

Can you deliver to a campground for me?

Yes — that’s how most of my Valero Texas Open customers do it. I deliver the RV to your chosen park near TPC San Antonio, set it up fully, and pick it up after the event. See our delivery page for details.

Ready to get a rig set for the Valero Texas Open? Call or text 737-235-8011 or email [email protected] and let’s get your dates on the calendar.

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