Here are answers to some of the questions we hear most often from guests planning a stay at Basecamp Resort.
Where is Basecamp Resort located?
Basecamp Resort is located at 145 Cardinal Hill Road in Ingram, Texas, just minutes from Hunt along scenic Highway 39. Cardinal Hill Road marks the Hunt/Ingram boundary, and Basecamp sits on the Ingram side, close to the Guadalupe River and the area’s summer camps.
Is Basecamp Resort on the Guadalupe River?
Basecamp is located about a quarter mile from the Guadalupe River, with private river access exclusively for registered guests. Guests can swim, relax along the bank and enjoy the beautiful stretches of river near our access point. Basecamp itself sits on 34 acres with a private three-acre lake.
How far is Basecamp from Hunt, Texas?
Basecamp is just a few minutes from Hunt on Highway 39. Although our street address is technically Ingram, we sit right at the Hunt/Ingram boundary and are ideally located for guests visiting Hunt and the upper Guadalupe River.
How far is Basecamp from Kerrville?
Basecamp is about 20 minutes west of Kerrville, making it easy to enjoy restaurants, shopping and events in Kerrville while staying in a peaceful Hill Country setting.
What types of accommodations does Basecamp offer?
Basecamp offers five glamping tents and four cabins, ranging from cozy one-bedroom stays to The Lodge for families and groups. Whether you’re planning a couples getaway, family vacation, summer-camp visit or group stay, there are options for different group sizes and travel styles.
Do the glamping tents have private bathrooms?
Yes. Basecamp’s glamping tents have private bathrooms, comfortable beds, electricity, Wi-Fi, A/C and heat. They’re designed for guests who want the experience of sleeping under canvas without giving up the comforts of a vacation rental.
Are the glamping tents air-conditioned?
Yes. All of Basecamp’s glamping tents have air conditioning and heat. Since they are true canvas tents, they respond more to outdoor temperatures than a traditional cabin would. On especially hot or cold days, the interior may take a little longer to reach your preferred temperature, but conditions improve quickly as outdoor temperatures moderate.
Does Basecamp have hot tubs?
Yes. Every Basecamp accommodation has a hot tub, so whether you choose a cabin, glamping tent or The Lodge, you’ll have a hot tub to enjoy during your stay.
Is Basecamp Resort dog friendly?
Yes. Basecamp welcomes well-behaved dogs in our accommodations. The pet fee is $50 per stay for most accommodations and $75 at The Lodge.
Is Basecamp good for families with children?
Absolutely. Families can spend their days swimming, fishing, kayaking, exploring the property or relaxing by the pool. Our different accommodations work for everything from a parent and child visiting summer camp to larger multi-generational family stays.
Is Basecamp a good place for couples?
Yes. Several of our cabins and safari tents are designed especially well for two, with king beds, personal hot tubs, fire pits and peaceful outdoor spaces. It’s a great option for an anniversary, romantic weekend or quiet Hill Country getaway.
Can we kayak at Basecamp?
Yes. Complimentary kayaks are available for guests to use on Basecamp Lake.
Can we fish at Basecamp?
Yes. Guests can enjoy catch-and-release fishing in Basecamp’s private three-acre lake and explore the smaller ponds around the property.
Does Basecamp have a swimming pool?
Yes. Basecamp has a resort pool available exclusively to registered overnight guests.
Where should we stay when visiting a summer camp in Hunt?
Basecamp regularly hosts families visiting the Hunt-area summer camps. Our location just minutes from Hunt makes us convenient for camp drop-off, pick-up and visiting weekends while giving families a relaxing place to stay before or after camp.
Can we rent all of Basecamp for a group or retreat?
Yes. Depending on availability, groups can reserve multiple accommodations or inquire about booking the entire property. Basecamp works especially well for family gatherings, retreats and groups who want to stay together while still having separate sleeping spaces.
What is there to do near Basecamp?
Basecamp is close to Hunt and Kerrville and makes a convenient home base for exploring the Guadalupe River, Hill Country drives, state parks, wineries, restaurants and nearby towns.
Explore our glamping tents, cabins and vacation homes and find the Basecamp stay that’s right for you.