Camping near Aquilla, Texas
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Camping near Aquilla
The Aquilla area offers everything from private outdoor hideaways to family-friendly campgrounds.
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Post Oak Rv Park and Cabins
20 sites · Lodging, RVs10 acres · Waco, TXOur RV sites are spacious and easily accessible for even the larger class A motor-homes. We have both pull-through and a few back-in sites. All of our sites are equipped with water, sewer, 50 amp and 30 amp electrical hook ups. We also have a propane fueling, bottle filling and cylinder exchange station. We are conveniently located less than 1 mile from Homestead Heritage.
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Luci D’s Glamping Spot
5 sites · Lodging30 acres · Hico, TXA laid back camping and vintage rv experience awaits you in Hico Texas. Spend the night in one of special campers each has its own unique style.
Located minutes to Historic Hico with farm to table restaurants, shopping , wine tasting and more.
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Rockin' K🔥 RV Park & Horse 🐴 Motel
6 sites · RVs10 acres · Hico, TXWe have a lovely ranch with 8 RV hook up sites! We are building a horse motel (coming soon) and have a large community fire pit next door at our Tiny Town at GSD Ranch (tiny home rentals). Our hook ups include; 30/50 AMP, septic, water & trash). We have several short term (day-week) rentals and 2 spots for longer term rentals. Situated just 3 miles out of Hico - a great little vacation spot- with the new downtown shopping, good foods and lovely dance/concert venue!!
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Blue Hills Ranch
15 sites · Lodging, RVs150 acres · Mc Gregor, TXWelcome to Blue Hills Ranch, located in the heart of central Texas, just 15 minutes outside Waco. Blue Hills Ranch was named after the 150 acres of beautiful rolling hills covered in bluebonnets that bloom a beautiful blue each spring. We're also home to natural ponds, lakes, free-roaming wildlife, and the Blue Hills Giraffe & Animal Sanctuary. With amazing views as far as the eye can see, majestic hills, and sunsets that will leave you in awe, your guests will be talking about your special day for years to come. Blue Hills Giraffe & Animal Sanctuary is a nonprofit 501c3 dedicated to giving animals a forever home.
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Lake Godstone Campsites
20 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents188 acres · TXCreated in 2017, the 188 acre ranch is a wildlife retreat featuring a 4 acre, 40 foot deep lake called Lake Godstone and two fishing ponds. The property features a lodge available for rent that houses 35 people, a sports complex with basketball, soccer, volleyball and baseball practice fields, four cabins, two large group campgrounds, six tent sites, three primitive cabins, primitive tent-sites and an RV campsite complete with RV unit. There are 4 miles of dirt and rock hike and bike (non-motorized) trails and five partially covered docks with moorings and swim ladder. We rent UTV's, golf carts, pedal boats, canoes, kayaks and a row boat to help our guests enjoy the lake and the forested lake and upper wooded meadow. Our specialty is family groups and church groups. The entire campus can be rented for large groups up to 100 people. Wildlife is abundant and the spring and summer flowers are beautiful. Come and enjoy the best fire pits anywhere..... and the peace and quiet is pretty awesome a well.
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Missing Hotel
6 sites · Lodging100 acres · Marble Falls, TXDisappearing in the woods doesn’t have to be a bad thing.
We just prefer to call it forest bathing...
Imagine a place that makes you feel like your experience is the only thing that matters. A place that thinks of everything, so you have the space in your mind to explore what matters
most to you. A place that inspires and provides the means to help you turn those ideas into something tangible. A place that imbues everything with purpose, including you.
Disconnect from distraction. Reconnect with yourself.
Choose your
level of immersion with our unique shelters.
Villa? Geodesic dome? Whatever your preference, each shelter provides a dreamy cocoon to rest, reflect and recharge. They're outfitted with the luxuries you're used to and some you're not.
For us, off grid doesn't mean out of touch, at least not entirely. Remember phone booths? Walkies? You'll be just fine.
* We reserve the right to prohibit use of the fire pits and burning based on local weather conditions. There may be times that winds and/or humidity can create a fire concern and we will not allow burning during those times.
** Please note: Cell reception and wifi can be spotty. We're happy to point out the best "phone booth" spots for the former, and we are constantly working to improve the latter. We appreciate your patience as we perfect our little piece of the wild. That said, in the meantime, we do urge you to embrace the option to disconnect when possible. We've found it can be quite liberating to go missing for a little while :)
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Orrasis Ranch
10 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents6 acres · Marble Falls, TXThis property has been a store, restaurant, bar, and now a place for folks to rest a while and enjoy the hill country and all it has to offer. There is a bar b q trailer and a store down the street for your convenience.
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Glat Austin at Lake Bastrop North Shore Park
10 sites · Lodging182 acres · TXOur purpose is to offer you different accommodation options, so that you can live with your family and friends the experience of enjoying an unforgettable vacation in absolute comfort; without missing anything. You will find all sorts of ways to commune with nature at Lake Bastrop North Shore Park. Its 182 acres are nestled in the Lost Pines region and reside on Lake Bastrop – a place where fishermen thrive catching award-winning largemouth bass. Rent one of the park’s kayaks, canoes, stand-up paddle boards or corcls (round watercraft for children) to take out on the lake. Pack your hiking boots and hit the 4.5-mile trail, offering an intermediate challenge for users with various inclines and descents, which connects to LCRA Parks’ Lake Bastrop South Shore Park. Along the trail, you can spot whitetail deer, jackrabbits, lizards and the occasional grey fox. Once you’ve arrived at the other park, you can show off your spike shot in a game of sand volleyball or tee off in a round of mini golf. Lake Bastrop North Shore Park also has a camp store for firewood, ice, snacks and souvenirs to make your camping experience even more pleasurable.
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Blackland Ranch Wholeness Ctr
14 sites · Lodging, Tents80 acres · Commerce, TXThe Blackland Ranch is a working sheep ranch and a holistic retreat center. Campers can enjoy a yoga class, Labyrinth walk, nature hike, fishing, meditation gardens, bird watching or just communing with nature while visiting our 80acre ranch. This land was originally inhabited by the Caddo tribe. Changing hands many times before we got here, we try to honor and respect their traditions.
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Lucky Arrow Retreat
40 sites · Lodging10 acres · Dripping Springs, TXLucky Arrow Retreat sits on 15 acres on Bell Springs Road in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. On the outskirts of scenic Dripping Springs - home to Sam Beam of Iron & Wine and short drive from the Austin of Willie and Stevie Ray - Lucky Arrow Retreat is the perfect place to feel the music of Texas. The occasional Apache artifact still turns up beneath the numerous live oaks that provide ample shade at Lucky Arrow Retreat.
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Wimberley Dark Night Sky Camp
8 sites · RVs, Tents5 acres · Wimberley, TXOnce Cook Ranch, this over grazed land is being revitalized. Located in unicorporated Hays co., in the center of the county, and north of Wimberley.
Now an organic and pesticide free garden, our home is surrounded by Texas Hill Country wilderness that we know our guests will enjoy. Family guests park at the top of the property, in self contained campers. Amazing night sky views and wake up to incredible nature. Tents may camp almost anywhere.
Primitive camping in our wildlife sanctuary, on the ledge of our hill side, away from the hives. A game fence protects our guests from wildlife, and our recapped and graded hard packed limestone road base driveways lead you up to sites to choose from. Under the stars, under some oaks, or under some junipers, at the barn... all have great privacy. Tent campers can also camp anywhere around the barn, in the field meadow in front of the barn or in the trees next to the barn stables door.
Extremely quiet, peaceful and wild, your view of Wimberley valley, and a visit to Jacobs Well Nature Preserve on Mount Sharp Road will make this stop worth it, as we are only an 8 min slow drive to Jacobs Well Preserve. Welcome to our Bee and Berries Farm.
Additionally you can take advantage of local wineries, distilleries, farms, historical centers, parks and activities listed below.
At the Blanco Hays county lines, visit the Blue Barn flower farm if coming in from the west.
Week days you can get some local produce at Dirt Candy farm, and Thursdays there is a farm market in the afternoon at 12 and Winter's Mill Parkway.
We have some farm cottage industry produce for sale and fresh eggs.
2.8 miles away is Jacobs Well Spring Nature Preserve and cenote,
6 miles, and a 12 min drive away is the private swimming hole at Cypress Falls, and their taco bar / tavern
http://thelodgeatcypressfalls.com/swimming-hole
8 miles away is the famous City Park, Blue Hole swimming and recreation area, check city for hours https://www.cityofwimberley.com/289/Swimming-Reservations. Play ground, soccer field, trails, bb court...
20 miles away you have Blanco State Park with fishing and more.
Situated along a one-mile stretch of the spring-fed Blanco River, the small but mighty Blanco State Park is very family-friendly, offering the spectacular Falls Dam, nature trails, fishing, tubing, kayaking, and deep water for a good, refreshing swim. The stocked river is teeming with largemouth and Guadalupe bass, catfish, sunfish, and rainbow trout, and can be an excellent place for beginning anglers (you can even borrow equipment for free).
Swimming at holes, horseback riding, hiking, mountain biking, and birding are a few of the quintessential outdoor Texan activities visitors enjoy most at Pedernales State Park, located near the area of Texas Hill Country where former President Lyndon B. Johnson grew up. Next to the famed Pedernales River, the park is an hour west of Austin, an hour east of Fredericksburg, and about 20 minutes from downtown Johnson City. Wineries and distilleries are a short drive away in nearby Dripping Springs and Stonewall.
No dogs allowed at the camp. Endangered birds are at the top of the property, and our farm cat is scared of dogs, hens and rooster may be endangered.
On site:
Site1, electric via extension cord at barn parking site (30 amp available)
portable electric (1 available), add on
bee hive intro. tour, add on
fresh organic chicken eggs per 1/2 doz. , add on
camp shower and laundry can be arranged with rsvp, add on
archery and games, seasonally
propane / wood grill and outdoor kitchen space, rsvp
firewood - no sale during burn bans
Barn hangout in evenings
5 tent sites, site 1 next to barn, sites 2 - 6 at top for small trailers, pop ups, self contained camper vans, site 7 is for large RV or skoolie parking between our junipers at Midmeadow.
Thank you for your support on our journey to creating a great outdoor space!
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Music Springs
10 sites · Lodging, Tents68 acres · Hawkins, TX.
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