Name: Blazing Star Luxury RV Resort
Address: 1120 W Loop 1604 N, San Antonio, TX 78251, USA, US
Telephone: +1 210-680-7827

Blazing Star Luxury RV Resort is a rv park, located at 1120 W Loop 1604 N, San Antonio, TX 78251, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 210-680-7827, visit their website www.sunrvresorts.com for more detailed information.

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1120 W Loop 1604 N, San Antonio, TX 78251, USA

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Brigitte Flanagan

22 December 2017

This is labelled as a "luxury RV resort". It has some luxury qualities like the heated pool (no hot tub though), all pull through sites of various sizes, majority of the sites do have shade, laundry options are good and the dog park is an actual dog park (small and large are separated).
The things we weren't impressed with: had to fix our sites cable TV connection to get channels and the rules are a bit rediculous. They include the normal stuff like 5mph and pick up after your pet but the excessiveness of "no cutting through empty sites" (even on foot) and ""do not let your pet relieve themselves in someone's yard". Ok? Where exactly does a yard begin and end? We enjoyed walking the property in laps, when a dogs nature calls it's picked up - that's not good enough? Lastly and this is the major factor for the low rating - noise! The people in the park weren't noisy at all. But the idiots street racing out on the road is out of control. If you decide to stay here stay in the sites that are numbered in the 500's and up.
Semmie Rush

04 December 2017

So far the RV park is not a bad place to stay. Staff has been friendly and accommodating.
Joshua Lively

11 November 2017

Don't judge a book by it's cover. You can package up garbage in a beautiful box adorned with ribbons and bows, but it's still garbage anyway you look at it.

1). Luxury RV park, but it doesn't take AMEX.
2). We paid extra for a "premium" spot, which by all accounts was one spot within a jam packed sardine can.
3). The WiFi doesn't work very often, and when it does it reminds me of the 4800 bit dial up from the 1990s.
4). They have free coffee, but it is generally out good luck getting a staff member to make a fresh pot they don't want to be inconvenienced.
5). This place is not kid friendly, or at least the staff doesn't seem to like children. Posted pool hours are 9am to 9pm, but by 8:45 there is a pool nazi who likes to close up early and takes no issue with yelling at kids to get out of his pool.
6). If you have more than 5 people in your group, they charge extra per person to get the privilege to stay at this Dachau style camp. Yes, that is right apparently they do this as a means to dissuade families from crashing their desert oasis.
7). So to sum up, they gouged two combat disabled Veterans, on Veterans day weekend none-the-less, and then made it painfully obvious that our patronage was an inconvenience.
Pam Butler

09 November 2017

Awesome place to stay! site 205 is not meant for a 45-foot rig. you have to back out of it, the trees are in the way, otherwise it's a beautiful place and highly recommended
Kat V

22 October 2017

Such a cute, well kept, friendly (and pet friendly) place.
The only negative for me was all the dead stuffed wildlife in the reception building.
Will Notwitzki

12 October 2017

Its more like a pet resort. There are DOGS every where! It looks nice from far away, but when you get close there is dog poop everywhere. Where there is dog poop there is dog poop SMELL. We were walking the long way to the heated pool which by the way is not really heated when we smelled something horrible. There were 3 dead dogs half buried with painted rocks for head stones. Then this guy with a beer belly and no shirt got out of his lawn chair. He stopped me to inform me that he had lost 2 dogs to parvo. and hopes he doesn't lose any more and that the guy on row 100 lost a pit bull and a doberman pincher as well. He thinks to parvo. The final straw was the naked homeless couple that were washing up in the bath house that live under the bridge by the RV park there is a colony of them under there. WE GOT THE HELL OUT OF THERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jackie Vega

06 October 2017

Moved from a ridiculous place called lost resort to here i am happy here if they would lower their prices a bit then i would be very content probably leaving soon because of the prices that's the only reason everything else is good.
Kyle Eros

17 August 2017

Office staff is exceptional. They helped us find a good spot for our RV. Be warned there are a lot of trees, some people's slides were touching.

It does feel like you are on top of each other there, but the fulltimers are a blast to chat with.

We would stop back in temporary. It makes it difficult to get in on one way roads and no turn lane to get in. Keep your eye out it isn't marked well.
Susan Stevenson

06 July 2017

Great RV center. Lots of amenities. Even have trailers you can rent. There's a pool, playground, laundry facilities, workout area, and a dog park.
Vicki A

21 May 2017

This park is beautifully laid out and landscaped, but the amenities are difficult to use, making it not worth the price. It is not a camper oriented park. If you have a problem after hours there is no one to call. We spent a night without wifi due to this. There are 3 shower cabins with 4 showers in each. The combined bathroom/showers were good but often dirty and only open from 8 am - 9 pm. I have never seen this kind of policy - it seemed odd as the showers also had coded locks. I imagine it saves the camp money as fewer people are able to access the showers. The showers are also cleaned only during the open hours and so are dirty first thing in the morning and inaccessible while they are cleaned. As we were out and about seeing the city we were only able to use these showers twice during the week we stayed there. It was very irritating having to use the RV shower because we went out to dinner or saw a movie. It was especially irritating to pay $60 a night and still have to use the RV shower. When I asked about the shower hours the woman at the desk was a bit snooty and asked if I didn't have my own shower in the RV. I did - but why pay $60 a night to have to use and clean my own equipment? The small pool advertised as heated was pretty, but not heated - it was freezing and we could not use it. We saw people in it only once during our week there. When I talked to the manager she explained she had a policy to turn it off at a certain date regardless of weather and she couldn't just turn it on and off every day etc.. However, my condo has a heated pool so I know a heater can be set for a certain temperature so it isn't just going on and off all day. Regardless, if you say you are the best in San Antonio and advertise a heated pool - you should provide it. When we stayed the nights were in the 50s and 60s the entire week and it had also been that cold the week prior. I am sure it saved her money to have the pool not being used during this cold period, but it seems to defeat the purpose of being a luxury resort. The manager did not apologize or appear sorry that the pool could not be used. Her attitude and inflexibility did not make me feel she cared about our experience. In fact, we chose this park because of the heated pool and would have stayed somewhere less expensive had their website been truthful. There was no hot tub, sauna, or any other type of spa facility. There were no activities or social events. The wifi was fine and offered a streaming speed for a fee. We did that and it worked very well (hooking up the TV through an HDMI cord and my computer streaming Netflix and Hulu.) The sites were roomy and some had picnic tables on connected pads. Our picnic table pad was nearby but not connected. The laundry room was spacious and comfortable. The washers were ok and dryers were good. It was 2.00 for a "super wash." The park had a clever little playground which allowed parents to sit in covered booths while their children played inside the gated area. It also had a small children's pool near the main pool. I assume it was unheated as I never saw it used. They advertised a shuttle service to Sea World, which we did not use. Overall, we will not stay here again. In fact, we moved after a week to a less expensive park in Schertz that had a amazing hot tub and a friendlier vibe. We were very happy we decided to leave and only wished we had left sooner.
Dana Ann Oldham

18 March 2017

Staff was nice but they have RIDICULOUS BATHROOM HOURS!!! - Bathrooms open from 8 a.m to 9 pm only and then we never had a shower with hot water -- they attempt to warm 4 showers stalls per bathhouse with a 40gallon residential tank -- does not work! To add to the stupid hours -- they closed the bathroom at 8:30 a.m. to clean -- really???? It was just closed the previous 11 hrs! We will not be back!
Isabel Ibarra

14 March 2017

I've never stayed there but they say it's a good
Annmarie Campbell

19 January 2017

If you have an RV or travel trailer and just want to get away do something different this is the place to be the campgrounds are so immaculate and so well kept up it's a pleasure going there
Christina Z

27 July 2016

Overall, the experience should’ve resulted in a good review. However, the end to our vacation resulted in a well-deserved 1 star review. Here is why:

If you look at other reviews you can see that within the past year there has been an increase in unsatisfactory experiences. My case is no different

Prior to arranging my trip to San Antonio, I called Blazing Star resort so as to get a quote for a five-day stay. Everything went well and they gave me a good price that beat out the other places that I had called. On the third morning of my stay I received a phone call letting me know I had to vacate the site since I supposedly only had the space until Monday. Well, that was completely incorrect, having repeatedly verified with the attendant on the phone that I needed the site until Wednesday. I called and spoke to a woman that guaranteed that she was the person whom I had spoken with a couple days back. (She wasn’t the person I’d spoken to, the lady that I had spoken to had a heavy accent) Yet she refutes my claim of having set Wednesday as my checkout date and requires an additional payment of $200 to let me maintain my space. So with no other option but to leave and find another place where we would have to set everything up again, we paid the amount.
So just a forewarning to anyone looking to stay here, be careful when it comes down to payment time.

As far as the actual park, the spaces are tight. Tight enough that you can hear everything that your neighbor might be up to. Trees hang over the RV spot, which is not the lost ideal situation for an RV with an awning, and the roads are so narrow that it leaves almost no space for parking your vehicle much less driving.