Best Camping Spots Around Austin
This is your guide to figuring out where to camp in Austin. See how far it is, how much it is and what is offered at each campsite.
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Weird & Wonderful Places to Stay in Texas
Looking for a unique getaway within driving distance of Austin? From treehouses, teepees, bubbles, safari parks, castles, train cars, shipping containers, yurts, and even Conestoga wagons — we’ve rounded up some exciting places to book an overnight stay for an unforgettable vacation experience for your …
Do512 Family Park Spotlight: Enchanted Rock
One of the most popular natural treasures of Central Texas is a giant pink granite dome rising 425 feet above the ground just north of Fredericksburg. Enchanted Rock is a favorite destination for camping, hiking, day trips, rock climbing, and stargazing. So what makes it …
50 Fun Things for Families to Do in Austin
The Austin metro area is packed with opportunities for interesting family field trips, memorable adventures, and many places to explore the natural beauty of Central Texas. If you’re looking for motivation to get out and about, here are 50 Ideas for Fun Things to Do …
Jellystone Park Camp-Resort Highlights: Hill Country & Guadalupe River
If you’re looking for a mini vacation within a short drive of Austin, Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park™ Camp-Resorts offer some good, old-fashioned family fun! With seven different locations in Texas (many more across the U.S.A), you can choose to camp or enjoy a cabin or RV stay …
Garner State Park & the Frio River
The beauty and peacefulness of the Concan, Texas area never ceases to amaze us. Just over a three-hour drive from Austin, this area offers a gorgeous natural setting for hiking in the scenic Hill Country terrain, camping, stargazing, bird watching, and of course enjoying a …
Old Settler’s Music Festival
It’s time once again for the annual Old Settler’s Music Festival, going down from Thursday, Apr. 10 – Sunday, Apr. 13 at Salt Lick pavilion and Camp Ben McCulloch. This festival has been going strong since 1987, and has maintained its down-home, friendly, Texas vibe. You’ll hear lots of music, eat awesome food, attend workshops, camp, let the kids play in the youth area and kick back with plenty of cold beers (if you want).
Devil’s Waterhole at Inks Lake State Park
Have you taken a visit to Inks Lake State Park for a splash in Devil’s Waterhole? Located about 50 miles northwest of Austin in Burnet, Texas, Inks Lake State Park is a gorgeous Hill Country gem known for camping, hiking, fishing, kayaking, picturesque sunsets, and …
Camp Blanco by Lodgewell: Hill Country Riverside Retreat
Raise your hand if you would love to recharge away from it all at charming riverside campground in the Texas Hill Country? Oh my goodness, yes!!! After the stress of the recent winter storm and almost a full year struggling through the pandemic, a private …
Glamping at Lake Bastrop North Shore Park
Update 2/25: Our winner for the giveaway stay has been chosen and random and notified by email. Thank you to all who entered! Every once in a while, the family sure could use some time together to unplug from the hustle and bustle of busy …
