We just arrived in San Antonio and our first stop is the Alamo.

We only had half an hour before it closed, so it was a quick visit.

The Spanish buildings are amazing to see.

The site of the Alamo is rich in history.

I wish we had more than 30 minutes here.

The Church was open longer and we were able to take our time.

Outside the Church.

Inside the Church.

The Alamo:

https://www.thealamo.org


San Antonio / Alamo KOA campsite map.

This hall is used for games, entertainment and breakfast.

The three Canadians - BC, SK and AB - too bad we were not all parked in the provincial order.

A little pond to walk dogs around.

Darrel and Cody waiting for the KOA to make our pizza.

Finally, a picture of me! Darrel never has his phone to snap pics of me.

The Patio is where you order the tasty breakfast.

San Antonio/Alamo KOA:

https://koa.com/campgrounds/san-antonio/

• Campsite #E-08 - $113.40 (with the KOA discount)
• Onsite restaurant, bar, pools and entertainment.
• Secured campground with 24x7 onsite security.

The staff loved meeting Cody and offered many hugs and kisses. The campground is in an area that is a bit dodgy but the onsite security removes any worries. We felt safe and the campground was large and lots of walking options for Cody. The Compound is not far from the Alamo, you can take a bus (DON'T), use a ride share service (Uber/Lyft), or drive your own car. There is pay parking around the Alamo, but again, it's a big city and the downtown core is a bit dodgy too! Lots of homeless, poverty and drug issues were seen.

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