The best camping near Lake Travis, Texas.
An idyllic reservoir in Texas Hill Country that offers unlimited outdoor adventures and a pristine landscape with easy access to urban amenities.
Ashlee: This is by far the sweetest spot at Dos Rios. The fully renovated vintage Airstream is ...
You'll find 15 parks and more camping on private land near the shores of popular Lake Travis. Many offer campgrounds, and one of the most popular destinations for visitors seeking camping and cabins near Lake Travis is Windy Point Park. Although the park’s tent camping is primitive style, the manicured lawns, sparkling restrooms and hot showers feel luxurious. Scuba divers seek Read more...
You'll find 15 parks and more camping on private land near the shores of popular Lake Travis. Many offer campgrounds, and one of the most popular destinations for visitors seeking camping and cabins near Lake Travis is Windy Point Park. Although the park’s tent camping is primitive style, the manicured lawns, sparkling restrooms and hot showers feel luxurious. Scuba divers seek out this park for the quiet vibe, funky underwater sculptures and boat wrecks.
Pace Bend Park covers over nine miles of shoreline along gorgeous Lake Travis. Here you find windsurfers, wakeboarders, kayakers, canoers, parasailers and anglers following their bliss. Hike, bike, or horseback ride into the park’s interior to explore the wildlife preserve. Improved campsites offer water and electrical hook-ups, while hundreds of primitive sites dot the cliffs and the beach. Grab your SPF 55 and head to Hippie Hollow, the state’s only clothing-optional public park.
Anthony: Quirky and perfect. Lots of comfortable outdoor seating. Very nice host. Wonderful op...
Kayla: My boyfriend and I spent a quiet evening away from the city at the Blue Loft Cabin and ...
Texas Hill Country, home to award-winning wines, is the largest viticultural area in the state and the second largest in the United States.
Matt: Among a sparcely developed portion of Lago Vista. Few homes...
Rachel: I had a beautiful overnight stay at this campsite. It's on a 1 acre piece of land in a ...
A half-hour's drive lands craft-beer-loving campers in hops-crazy Austin. You can't toss your lighter without hitting a brewery or taproom.
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Dalton: It is a fantastic property with rolling hills, great tree cover, and random antiques. T...
Rachel: A perfect piece of heaven in the heart of the hill country. I stayed here over Valentin...
Scuba diving campers flock to Windy Point Park for amusing underwater scenery and six underwater dive platforms at different lake levels.
Angie: We were looking for a place to camp at the last minute. My wife discovered Hipcamp onli...
Lizzie: We had a fun stay at this quirky ranch. It's tucked away in a more rural part of Leande...
Campers find Lake Travis generously stocked with largemouth bass, Guadalupe bass, white bass, striped bass, catfish and sunfish.
Eithel: This place is kept impeccable! It is so well kept, you need to experience it yourself!
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Kelly: Where to begin?! We had an absolutely phenomenal time at Happy Horse! We were greeted a...
Lake Travis is 63.75 miles long, features 270 miles of shoreline and has an average depth of 62 feet.
Carter: There are 40 acres to roam around and find the perfect spot for your tent, with a path ...
Erin + Caroline: We drove out to Polly P’s land coming from the Hill Country of Texas. Her property is i...
Erin + Caroline: We have two words for you: miniature cows. There are miniature cows on this farm. No, r...
Jamie: This place was great. Very quiet and peaceful. Our host was very nice, but I did want t...
Stephanie: Katz and her husband are passionate dreamers, who clearly wish to share not only their ...
Erin + Caroline: Lolly and her partner Brandon are the hosts of Rancho Relaxo which is just 15 minutes o...
Lee Ann: This cute cabin, located right outside the city, allows you to have a quick weekend get...