Jetstream RV Resort at Stone Oak Ranch

My stay at Stone Oak Ranch RV Resort was fantastic! The sites were level concrete with plenty of room, the staff was friendly, and there were a ton of things to do on the property and in the area. The park has pickleball courts, a pool table, a nice playground for kids, gas grills, and the heated pool felt amazing even when it was 40 degrees out in mid February (I’m from Minnesota and yes we’re a little crazy when it comes to cold). On Saturday I got a Lyft to the rail station in Leander and rode the train to downtown Austin and back. For a first time visitor to the area, it was well worth the commute time on the train as I got to see a lot the area and didn’t have to worry about driving and parking downtown. I would absolutely stay here again next time I’m passing through the area. This place has something for everyone, from retirees to families with young children to solo road trippers like me. The folks I met there were friendly and welcoming, and I got some good tips on cool places to visit out in the hill country once I got back on the road. 10/10 experience across the board, would highly recommended to anyone!

Luxury is a fitting way to describe this RV resort. Staff were all very friendly, helpful, and accommodating. The amenities building is phenomenal. Nice big pool. Market has essentials and nice merchandise. Will definitely be back anytime we come to the area.

I love it! This is a really nice reaort. The front desk is super helpful and nice. The amenity center is huge and has a nice gym, laundry, huge bathrooms, pool table, shuffle board table, kids' play room, an office, and a super nice kitchen! They have events like potlucks and nacho bars. I almost forgot the outdoor areas! They have a nice pool and gas grills (they provide the propane!). A nice outdoor fireplace, a playground, and pickle ball court. They are also expanding, so more awesomeness to come.

We are travelers, we stayed here one night. This appears to be a newer Park paved roads cement pads are nice. Weeds are already growing in the decomposed granite and in what used to be grass this is a detraction. The park is large and expanded, it's what would have used to have been a trailer park. Predominantly long-term residents here. Overnighters like us are just randomly placed. Pool looks nice playgrounds nice buildings look nice but did not utilize any. Cost of $88 is a little high for an overnight stop.

Overall was ok, but not great. Concrete pads are adequately sized and ours was reasonably level. Utilities were fine. We didn’t use the WiFi, but was told that it was rather poor. They appear to want to be upscale, but overall the park doesn’t reflect it. Amenities were nice, but it appears most of the campers here are long term, and many of the sites are cluttered with random stuff. High winds moved a lot of trash around, that was not picked up. They had an open house recently, where I witnessed a couple of park employees complaining about having to deal with it and couldn’t wait for the day to be over, this was at 8:00 am, so the day had barely started. Septic tank fields at the back of the park smell terribly at times. We were located near the front of the park and the stream of vehicles coming and going all day and all night made for restless nights. They have a 5 mph speed limit but it is not enforced, even remotely, with vehicles traveling at significant speed, especially during the late night hours. At almost $90 per night, doubtful that we would return.