South Llano River State Park Texas
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- South Llano River State Park sits just outside of Junction, Texas near I-10. In this video, we give a walking tour of South Llano River State Park and show the best campsites. AT&T cellular service clocked in at 4.38 Mbps download speed and 0.18 Mbps download speed. T-Mobile cellular service clocked in at 8.55 Mbps download speed and 1.27 Mbps upload speed. Verizon cellular service was 3G and a speed test failed.
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Ah, yes! You have reviewed a park we had camped at previously. Nice to compare notes. We feel this is another example of the great state parks in TX. Thank you.
Awesome feedback John. Thanks for watching! Lou
Great video and helpful! This is one state park I definitely want to fit into my schedule soon! Just a heads up, though, sites 15 and 43 are handicap accessible sites. They usually don't specify that on the site marker at the park, but when booking on the website, it will say if no one in your party has accessibility needs, choose another site. When you're at a Texas state park that has these sites, you can usually identify them easily by the extra concrete areas such as sidewalks. Thanks for the video- sure looks like a pretty place!
Site 15 that looked really good. Very cute armadillo. Another great video 👍
Thanks for riding along with us! Lou
Thanks for sharing, looks like a nice place to get away. Have a great weekend.
Thanks Roy. Much appreciated! Lou
The campsites look nice at South Llano. We like how they have made the sites asphalt instead of gravel. Site 43 was really nice. I say filming too, lol, Fred reminds me that it is recording. That armadillo is adorable. You got a really good shot of him. Looked like a very nice morning walk. Mary💕Fred
Recording is the correct terminology, but alas, saying filming is a habit that is hard to break.
This is a nice natural state park. Thanks For posting the link. I missed this one. I love seeing nice state parks. I’m going to check this one out. Thanks for sharing.
Well be going there in October before or after two weeks at Lost Maples. Thanks for the heads up on sites.
We drove through South Llano on motorcycles in the spring. We didn’t look real close but I remember a lot of sites having a grade that would be tough on a 44’ motorhome. Much appreciated guys!
Hope you enjoy it! Lou
My cell service runs on the Verizon network. I am porting my land line to a cell. For traveling as you do, as I do part time, would you use ATT or T-Mobile as a second service to the Verizon? Thanks for your videos.
Cellular service is mainly dependent on the location. We have all three carriers and I’d rank them for nationwide service as follows: Verizon, AT&T, and then T-Mobile. Hope this helps. Lou