The Juniper Ranch and Retreat

I love that it was secluded and semi-private. (Although we noticed a camera in the trees.) I loved the bed it was super comfortable. I had a great night sleep!! The private dipping pool and hot tub were AMAZING and the best part of the whole campsite! (except the tent having air conditioning! That was also great and much needed! I recommend you bring a small fan with you to help circulate the air) The bathrooms and showers were super nice and clean! Loved having the grill and fire pit. Even though we got the propane with the grill, they made us pay for propane for a fire pit. (Which should have been included with price). I loved that it had a mini fridge and dishes/utensils that was a nice touch! Overall, it was a decent place to stay!

This camp site was not worth $195 a night. Maybe $75-80 per night, and on holidays, I could see it at $90-120 a night maybe There were some dirty dishes left in the dirty dishes tub We noticed a camera in the trees, which was a little disturbing since there were no signs posted saying there were cameras. I can understand having cameras on the trails and parking areas and outside the bathroom areas just not pointed directly at the campsite where there is a pool and hot tub. And you advertise semi private camp sites. The access to the bathrooms after it got dark was impossible. There were no lights lighting the trail to the bathrooms. And it's not like you could "go" anywhere around the camp site because there are cameras. The air in the tent kind of worked if you were laying in 1 spot on the bed. I think if they also had a small fan in the tent helping to circulate the air, it would have made a huge difference. I slept great in my spot, the air blowing directly on me. My significant other was miserable and got no sleep because of how hot it was HIGHLY RECOMMEND YOU BRING A SMALL FAN IF YOU STAY! And the biggest thing was FIRST impressions. When you first pulled in, the first 2 spots looked trashy. One had a conex, and one had a silver air stream camper. Both areas looked old and in need of painting, and the area around it needed cleaned up. We almost turned around at that point and just left. But we decided to at least give it a shot. But then we got down to the parking area and were not impressed at all it was grown over, not landscaped well. If they cleaned it up, it would be a much better impression. But once you go to the trail in front of bathrooms, it starts looking better. But I guess them first impressions kind of made us say: "WOW. Did we just pay $286 for ONE single night for this "Glamping campsite?" I understand that was after the cleaning fee and taxes( It was $195 per night before taxes and cleaning fees).

The area where we was at the hill country.

Wish they had a small microwave.

Everything was tidy and clean. The room was comfortable and enough for a one-day retreat. The bathrooms were spotless and with easy access.

The retreat is too close to the highway and some time you hear the cars on the road. There should be other ways to control the propane use that do not involve the guest paying for the tank.