My son worked at a camp for disabled children from 2002-2004.
They had flooding.
Most of these camps are pretty rustic.
We have stayed at air bnb's along the river four times since 2017.
My son and his wife have an RV and they camp along another river near Uvalde every month or so.
Keep in mind summers are very hot. There aren't other outdoor activities that will keep you cool. We swim and tube in these rivers. They're the source of water recreation.
It isn't greed. It's literally demand for outdoor water activities.
The area extends 100 miles north. 150 miles west
100 miles south.
If a camp is not on water, no one will attend.
The Guadalupe is probably the most popular river, but there is also the Frio, Llano, Medina, Blanco, San Marcos, Colorado, San Saba, and parts of the Nueces. Camping along these rivers is very popular. The weather along these rivers are all pretty much the same.
Google: Edward's Plateau
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