San Antonio, Texas RV Travel Ideas

San Antonio is a city rich in both American history and geological history, making it a top destination for campers. Every year, 2.5 million people come visit a famous landmark called the Alamo. Located near downtown San Antonio, the Alamo is considered hallowed ground due to its storied past. Many of our RV Extended Warranty customers travel along the same paths as armies from both the Civil War, American Revolutionary War, and of course, the Texas Revolution. Visitors flock to see one of the most monumental sites in our country’s history.

San Antonio also boasts geological history with attractions like Big Bend National Park, the Natural Bridge Caverns, and the Sorcerer’s Cave. Big Bend National Park is located about 150 miles west of San Antonio, and it is well worth the drive. This is a perfect spot for our adventurous RVing customers who enjoy biking, boating, camping and even fishing along the Rio Grande. The iconic southwestern waterway forms the natural border between the United States and Mexico. The flow of this magnificent river carved out the three major canyons within the park. The multicolored canyons look magnificent against the backdrop of the glistening Rio Grande. The Natural Bridge Caverns of San Antonio are located 10 miles northeast of the city center. The Bridge Caverns are a system of enormous caves with themed guided tours. Many of these tours reach a depth of 180 feet. Temperatures in these caves range in the low 70s, so spelunking is a great way to beat the summer heat.

Whether you’re one of our many RV Warranty customers visiting in the winter to escape the snow back at home, or you’re out on a summer camping adventure, San Antonio and the surrounding area have plenty to offer!