Take-it-easy Resort

Take-it-easy Resort is a hotel in Kerrville, Texas, operating as an RV resort for guests 55 and older. It offers a peaceful setting and a 55-plus community in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, close to everything Kerrville has to offer and a scenic drive from nearby wineries and historic Hill Country towns.

The park welcomes guests to what it describes as a unique over-55 camping experience. Its setting is in the Texas Hill Country, and the surrounding area offers a range of attractions the resort points guests toward: the Guadalupe River, the Hill Country Arts Foundation, Stonehenge II, Texas Hill Country wineries, Louise Hayes Park, and Scott Schreiner Municipal Golf. The Hill Country Arts Foundation was established in 1959 and hosts performing and visual arts, with shows year-round at a 500-seat outdoor theater along the Guadalupe River and a 95-seat indoor theater, plus an art gallery and studios with exhibits and workshops. Stonehenge II, in nearby Hunt, Texas, was created as an art project by Al Shepperd and his neighbor Doug Hill and stands at 90 percent the height and 60 percent the width of the original, with two 13-foot Easter Island head replicas. The Texas Hill Country American Viticultural Area covers 9 million acres, is the third largest AVA in the nation, and is home to more than 100 wineries, with roughly 1,000 acres of vineyards. Louise Hayes Park offers an interactive fountain, playground, restrooms, pavilions, trailheads, picnic areas, and a stage with a concrete dance slab, and hosts events including Get Outdoors Day, Robert Earl Keen's 4th on the River, and the Kerrville Triathlon Festival. Scott Schreiner Municipal Golf is an 18-hole regulation course presenting 6,453 yards from the longest tees for a par of 70, designed by John Bredemus, R.D. Kaiser, and Joseph S. Finger, and opened in 1932 with a course rating of 71.6.

The resort sits on Junction Highway, about a tenth of a mile from the road itself, with Westland Park and Guadalupe Park both roughly 0.3 and 0.4 miles away. Harper Road is about 0.4 miles off, the Old Spanish Trail memorial is about 0.4 miles away, and Holy Cross School and Children's Learning Center is about half a mile from the property.

For travelers 55 and over looking to camp in the Texas Hill Country, Take-it-easy Resort pairs a quiet Kerrville setting on Junction Highway with easy reach of the Guadalupe River, local parks, and the region's wineries and historic towns.

Services:

• 55+ community events and social programming
• Full-service RV sites with utilities
• Guided tours of Stonehenge II and local art venues
• Proximity to Texas Hill Country wineries and cultural attractions
• Shuttle access to Kerrville amenities and golf course