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Bastrop State Park
Austinites still flock to his arboreal retreat a half hour east of the city.
Central Texas lost a natural treasure when a wildfire burned 96 percent of this park in 2011. It quickly recovered, and a replanting effort began. Unfortunately, many of the tall trees are gone.
Even so, there's still enough forest left for fun in the sun. Deer, opossums, squirrels, and armadillos call this place home. You might see them skitter in, out, and around your campsite. When you're near the water, keep an eye out for Houston toads. The park hosts the largest mating group of these endangered animals.
The swimming pool and historic structures are big draws here. The pool is open from May to September. Consider a morning hike, an afternoon dip, then a relaxing evening at your campsite. Park Road 1C connects Bastrop and Buescher State Parks. This 12-mile scenic drive offers a hilly jaunt by car or bike.
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Central Texas lost a natural treasure when a wildfire burned 96 percent of this park in 2011. It quickly recovered, and a replanting effort began. Unfortunately, many of the tall trees are gone.
Even so, there's still enough forest left for fun in the sun. Deer, opossums, squirrels, and armadillos call this place home. You might see them skitter in, out, and around your campsite. When you're near the water, keep an eye out for Houston toads. The park hosts the largest mating group of these endangered animals.
The swimming pool and historic structures are big draws here. The pool is open from May to September. Consider a morning hike, an afternoon dip, then a relaxing evening at your campsite. Park Road 1C connects Bastrop and Buescher State Parks. This 12-mile scenic drive offers a hilly jaunt by car or bike.
The campground has walk-in sites and RV spots with full hook-ups. The historic cabins date back to the 1930s with their beautiful stone facades.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Bastrop State Park
Bastrop Campground has 4 great areas to choose from. Adjacent to the RV-only Piney Hill Campground, Deer Run’s 16 sites provide asylum for campers of the tent-only variety. Picnic tables, tent-pads, fire rings, grills, water and restrooms are provided at this spot. Clean and well-maintained, the biggest downside of the Copperas Creek area is Read more...
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