Camping near Enchanted Rock State Natural Area

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Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Enchanted Rock State Natural Area adventure.

Sweeping views, starry skies, and a pink granite dome dominate this Texas Hill Country gem.

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Walnut Springs Primitive Campground

15 sites In Enchanted Rock State Natural Area

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Walk-in Campsites

46 sites · RVs, Tents In Enchanted Rock State Natural Area

Moss Lake Primitive Campground

15 sites In Enchanted Rock State Natural Area

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Dos Rios - Hill Country Adventure

24 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents19 acres · Mason, TX

At the Confluence of the Mighty Llano River and the Majestic James River lies something completely unexpected - an undiscovered gem in the Texas hill country. The Dos Rios. We have over 19.3 acres of hill country beauty to explore. Take a casual dip in the mighty Llano River, or take the plunge off of 20-foot red rock cliffs into deep cool water. Kayak, canoe, swim, visit the Eckart Bat Cave, or take a scenic drive down the gorgeous James River Road (a winding gravel road that goes over several low water crossings on the crystal clear James River). Enjoy the island in front of the property, with its beaches and multiple access points to swimming holes. We also have camping, tiny homes, vintage airstreams, and modern glamping tents available (see other Hipcamp listings). Kayaks and canoes available for epic river trips too! www.dosriosrvpark.com

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The Charmadillo: Glamping Resort

29 sites · Lodging, Tents44 acres · Center Point, TX

A getaway tucked deep into 44 magical acres of rolling hills. 10 minutes outside of Center Point, Texas. Tucked into the top of a beautiful valley, where hills rule supreme! While on the property spend your time enjoying the rugged trails, bird watching, dark night skies, and the quiet. Don't forget to take advantage of our communal amenities including stock tank pools, sauna and outdoor shower! Currently we have 7 A-frame cabins and RV to rent as well as dispersed camping sites! If you're interested in booking the whole property for your group shoot us a message! *We ask that guests clean up after themselves in the communal spaces during their stay. Allowing all guests to have access to a clean and welcoming space!* SHOWER HOUSE -4 private stalls: Shower + Toilet + Vanity *Dr.Bronner’s body wash will be provided in each shower KITCHEN: -Equipment: 4 burner range + convection oven + refrigerator + freezer + toaster + kettle + pour over cones -Tools: pots and pans + bakeware + measuring tools +cooking utensils + colander + can opener + wine opener -Pantry: olive oil + butter + salt + pepper -Breakfast: Birch Benders pancake mix (gluten free available) + syrup + oatmeal STOCK TANK POOLS -2 8 foot stock tank pools open 24/7 (not heated) -Get your soak on and take in the views! SAUNA + OUTDOOR SHOWER -Sauna hours will be listed in checkin details. THE DEN** A communal indoor space with Wifi, tables and couches. You can also find games as well as books on plant ID and history of the area. (Found in the first bay of the garage) THE DUGOUT** A covered open air space appointed with twinkle lights and picnic tables. Intended for shaded outdoor hang space. We ask that tent campers cook there if they choose to use their own camp stoves. (Found in the open bay of the garage) The Charmadillo is a great base to explore the area! About an hour from Lost Maples, Garner State Park and Enchanted Rock. About 35 minutes to Hill Country State Natural Area. Various access points to the Guadalupe river via Center Point and Kerrville. With the addition of wineries, honkytonks, and charming bars and restaurants throughout the region.

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Camping near Hamilton Pool

9 sites · RVs, Tents20 acres · Dripping Springs, TX

This is a relaxing spot in the Hill Country to camp and enjoy the surrounding area with nearby swimming, kayaking, rock climbing, bicycle riding, and hiking on and around the Pedernales River, as well as the many restaurants, wineries, and breweries in the area. We have a variety of campsites styles ranging from cozy secluded oak groves to more open spaces for camping under the stars. Rates: $25 PER PERSON, PER NIGHT (minimum of 2 campers). Children age 3 and under are free. If bringing children, please tell us how many and their ages. Nearby Parks for hiking and swimming: HAMILTON POOL PRESERVE (1.9 mi) is open by reservation for hiking and swimming. Visits are for 3 1/2 hour blocks of time. No dogs allowed at Hamilton Pool MILTON REIMERS RANCH COUNTY PARK (2.5 mi) is nearby and is open for hiking, swimming, fishing, rock climbing, and cycling. Dogs on a leash allowed at Reimers. CASH ONLY! $5/per person, no reservation required. We love it there! WEST CAVE OUTDOOR DISCOVERY CENTER (2.6 mi) is open by reservation only for guided tours of the waterfall/cave-no swimming allowed. No dogs allowed at West Cave PEDERNALES FALLS STATE PARK (34 mi) is open by reservation only for day use hiking and swimming. Dogs on a leash allowed ENCHANTED ROCK STATE NATURAL AREA (71 mi) is open by reservation only for day use hiking on weekends and holidays. If we are not under a burn ban, BRING FIREWOOD and/or charcoal because we have fire rings and BBQ cookers at most of the sites. If we are under a burn ban, campfires (even in fire rings) are not allowed, but bring some charcoal because you may still use BBQ Cookers, which we have at each of our sites. You may also use a campstove if you wish to bring one. We have a hot/cold outdoor shower our guests are free to use.

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Ranch 3232

31 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents9 acres · Johnson City, TX

Ranch 3232 offers unique Texas Hill Country lodging with cabin rentals, air-conditioned glamping tents, RV sites, camping sites, and even a gypsy wagon—situated 1.5 miles from Pedernales Falls State Park and midway between Dripping Springs and Johnson City. We are Dog Friendly and Family Friendly with Amenities that include fire pits, a community kitchen, picnic tables, bath house, laundry facilities, and a perfect ridge for stunning sunsets. Journey down the Hill Country Wine Trail and experience the activities and attractions nearby: Pedernales Falls State Park Lyndon B. Johnson Nat’l Historical Park Hamilton Pool Preserve Blanco State Park Exotic Resort Zoo Texas Hill Country Olive Co. Johnson City Science Mill Twisted X Brewing Company Deep Eddy Vodka Distillery Texas Hills Vineyard Bell Springs Winery Treaty Oak Distilling Ranch Texas Hill Country Olive Co. 12 Fox Brewing Beerburg Brewing

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3 Dry Wells Ranch

6 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents110 acres · Blanco, TX

We welcome you to come enjoy the beautiful outdoors and dark sky on a scenic 110 acre ranch in the Texas Hill Country. Our family has lived and cared for this unique property since 1976 and we are still here today. We are conveniently located in Blanco, Texas less that 50 miles from either San Antonio or Austin and in the heart of the Texas wine country. Our campsites are next to a spring feed tributary creek which flows year around feeding into the Blanco River just a few miles away or hillside with amazing views of the river valley. You will enjoy the babbling creek, miles of hiking and biking trails, cooling off in the creek, scenic hilltop views, solitude, bold sunrises and sunsets, and a brilliant night sky. We have numerous old growth hardwood trees including Live Oaks, Spanish oaks, Elm, Escarpment Cherry, Black walnut, and Ashe Juniper (cedar) one of which has the largest circumference in Texas. We have a wide selection of native and migratory wildlife that calls this place home including white tail deer, wild turkeys, foxes, bobcats, jack rabbits, road runners, seasonal songbirds and butterflies. We are just minutes away from Blanco State Park and a short drive to Pedernales Falls or Guadalupe River State Park.

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Fishers Of Men Ranch

71 sites · RVs, Tents39 acres · Marble Falls, TX

Fishers Of Men Ranch is Perfect for Looking for a Private Place to bring yourself, family, and friends. Want to ESCAPE the HUSTLE and BUSTLE of Everyday Life! We’ve have the PERFECT Environment for Enjoying a Relaxing Stay here! We have Rustic, Rugged, Terrain to Hike, Discover, Explore, and Observe! Gorgeous 39 acres to Roam freely and find your favorite place to Get Away From It All! This is a GUEST RANCH ONLY! NO Dogs Allowed. Bill and Kaz will meet you at the Gate and Estcourt you into the Ranch and show you where to go. Need to Set up Arrival Time when giving information to Kaz for Invoice information she will ask for in a Text after you BOOK with HipCamp. You will LOVE it here at the Ranch because We are Different from other Camping places! We Strive to be Different! The April 8, 2024, Solar Eclipse was an AMAZING Experience with OVER 200 Guests on the Ranch to View the Eclipse! Everything went Extremely WELL Without A Hitch! Thank You Dave for bringing your 4 Telescopes and Screen to View the Eclipse! Several others brought their Telescopes and Fancy Cameras! Thank all of you who shared your Telescopes! The Ranch has OPENED UP More Camping Roads to make more room for More Tent Camping! Used allot of them during the Solar Eclipse! Bill and Kaz are already Working on improving MORE Campsites after the Eclipse! Opening these New Campsite Roads has also OPENED UP More to Explore! Kaz will be ADDING More Pictures of Latest Goings On on the Ranch! Be sure and Checkout our Pictures of the Ranch! Most pictures taken with Cell Phones! All Pictures of the Animals are found on the Ranch, come see the many Varieties we have here! When you Book EXPECT a friendly Text from Kaz asking for information that she needs from you being this Ranch is Private Property. FRONT GATE STAYS CLOSED AT ALL TIMES! To Keep All On The Ranch SAFE! All RV and Tent Camping is a PACK Your TRASH IN and PACK Your TRASH OUT! Because of the Volume of Campers coming, the Ranch can NO Longer take your Trash! Buzzard's, Raccoon's, Foxes, and Etc. will get into the Trash! Don't leave TRASH Outside! ALL CAMPFIRES MUST BE DROWNED OUT! WATER is Provided and you are EXPECTED to DROWN OUT Your FIRES! And if Bottles Used REFILL Them! FREE Firewood is Provided. Oak Wood for Cooking and Cedar wood for Campfire ambiance! Keep Campfires LOW! NO Bonfire! All TENT Camping is Primitive! NO Facilities! RUSTIC! BRING a Potty and Tent or SHOVEL and BURY it! ALL Campsites are VERY CLEAN and Keep It Clean! FOR RVers We have ALL HOOKUPS for Water, Electrical, and Sewer! On WEST Side. EAST Side has Electrical and Water ONLY, to Use DUMP Station, Working on More Sewer Hookups in Future. Unless LARGE CROWD, Most of the Time the West Side is Available for RV Camping! NO Throwing Rocks in Lake because hurts your feet when walking on bottom! We are ASKING Everyone to HELP Take Rocks OUT OF LAKE! FOR SAFETY ON YOUR FEET! If Everyone Takes Out 6 Rocks No Matter the SIZE that will HELP RID of the ROCKS Out of the Lake! Of Course You Can Take More Rocks OUT! "KNOCK YOURSELF OUT" (LOL) PUT ROCKS STACKED IN A PILE ON NORTH END OF LAKE and Bill and Kaz will pickup the Pile. (Thank You in Advance!) NO MUDDING with 4X4 Vehicles because leaves BIG Ruts in the Mud and messes up the Lake Environment! Keep the Lake area beautiful! Kaz always had a DREAM to help kids with Life Skills & Mentor in God’s Principles because she had Christian Mentors growing up! They were always there for her through her life and kept her focused down the right path and stayed out of trouble and learned a tremendous amount from them! Bill her husband supports her and they raised 7 children together and have 10 grandkids. Kaz father was Asperger's Autistic and from 5 years old started showing Kaz hands on learning skills that are still instilled in her today! She found this to be a Valuable Lesson from her Dad. These methods and skills through the years working with her own children and other children through the years with different organizations confirm to be very beneficial and encouraging for the children growing up. Bill and Kaz have shared equally through all they’re projects during they’re 40 years of marriage. They’re Jack Of All Trades, Artists, Shown in Art Shows, Remodeled Homes, Churches, Work on the Ranch Together, and Etc. They are able to teach others how to do things that can benefit kids till they graduate and have a better understanding of what they want to do in their lives as an adult and PLUS have the mentoring to guide them through life. The Ranch has its main Mission to work with youth but is open to Renting the Ranch House that Sleeps 1 to 20 guests, and RV/5th Wheeled Campers Camp Sites and Tent Camping for them to Enjoy the Marvels that God has Created and Lot's to Experience, Explore, and Observe! The Ranch is PERFECT for Hosting: Weddings, Special Events, Retreats, Family Reunions, Youth Activities, Church Activities, Boy/Girl Scouts, Boys/Girls Club, RV Camper Clubs, and Etc. to accommodate whatever you need for the special essentials you would like to have provided for your special event! The Fishers of Men Ranch (Name) is Biblical and was Given to Kaz by the Lord 4 years before finding the Ranch. You see that the Lord had something Special here for Bill and Kaz to do for others Long Before they purchased the Ranch the LORD had His PLAN for Bill and Kaz. They have owned the Ranch since, July 2016. (For Hosting a Special Event Call, Text, or Leave Voicemail to the Ranch Directly) (Hosting Special Events handled through Ranch) Fishers Of Men Ranch is a Family Friendly Environment and Christian Based!

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Sound Ground (fka Reverse Pioneers)

14 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · Blanco, TX

Previously Reverse Pioneers Hilltop, we have re-branded as Sound Ground! Sound Ground is rooted in land stewardship, community, creative expression, and planet-minded living. Set on 10 acres in central Texas, we currently offer immersive camping opportunities and are working to expand into event hosting, musical collaborations, education, and local agrarian offerings. Built upon an ethos that connects human well-being with the health of our planet, Sound Ground welcomes travelers, outdoor enthusiasts, city-worn individuals, and creative communities who seek a genuine connection with nature and one another. Kasey Mire is Sound Ground's visionary and founder, but the vision has been and always will be built on community power. Join us in soaking up the magic of this space for a night or 3, and feel free to inquire about longer term stays.

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Magical Lakefront Retreat Property

7 sites · Lodging5 acres · Spicewood, TX

Just featured on CBS's show "STAYCATION!" Enchantment and tranquility embody our Whimsical Lakeside Romantic Retreat property nestled in the hill country on Lake Travis, just outside of Austin, TX. This magical space is the perfect backdrop for a variety of special events, including weddings, corporate retreats, yoga and mindfulness retreats, reunions, birthdays, girl's weekends and bachelorette parties, & many other special occasions. 7 total accommodations starring a Luxury Straw Bale Villa, 3 Eco-Cabins, a Cottage, and 2 Unique Safari Tents. Our main house, 'La Casa de Joy,' is a stunning luxury straw bale villa (once featured on HGTV) that is truly the perfect gathering space for a variety of special occasions and memorable events. Originally built by an artist & healer, her creative intention and style is felt throughout the entire property. Living Waters is blessed with an abundance of nature, including deer, birds, butterflies, crickets, hummingbirds, & more. You may wake up to the deer sleeping just outside your accommodation. Indulge you and your group by taking advantage of our on-site private yoga, massage, personal training, and facial services, and kayak, canoe, and stand-up paddle board rentals. We recommend local activities such as a wine tasting at Stone House Vineyard (walking distance), a swim/picnic at Krause Springs spring-fed pool, or an eco-adventure at Cypress Valley Canopy Tours. This unique property is a tranquil and rejuvenating respite in the hill country on Lake Travis, therefore it's not ideal for loud parties. We love animals, but we are a non-pet-accommodating property due to the abundant wildlife present. We look forward to making memories with you....

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HipCamp@RoosterRidgeKerrvilleTexas

9 sites · RVs, Tents16 acres · Kerrville, TX

16 dry 8 wet acres on Guadalupe river. Next to Dog Park and Close to town but still secluded from public. Hunting and Fishing Guide available . Guide available for kayak tour along river. Great place to star gaze. Small field divided by wet weather creek leading into Damned portion of River. Kayaking, Bird watching, Horse shoes and washers available. Bring your own tent, small rv or camper to the beautiful hill country. Roads have been graded recently. Pitch your tent or park your small camper trailer/rv next to the Guadalupe River. Small Lake with Lily Pads and fishing. Kayak, canoe and paddle boats on location for rent or bring your own. Running water and Electricity are not available at this time. Area is surrounded by cedar, mesquite, cypress oak and a small field. Creek bed that feeds lake. Many types of birds, butterflies and spiders to observe. Deer, fox and turkey have been seen. Grocery Store and dump station is a few miles down road. Community area near water allows access for water vessels. Public boat ramp near by on next property. Experienced Motor cycle Groups welcome. Site 4 is currently under construction for a sail boat shelter. Great fishing and kayaking river access on location. Sites 1,2,3, will have a table and fire ring with flat surface. Sites 5 and 6 are in the sticks and setting is raw land with no grooming. This is not the Ritz! This is raw land with no electricity and no running water. There are torches and solar lights at three sites. Seclusion, privacy, and peace can be found here.

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Angela L'S Land

13 sites · Tents10 acres · Fredericksburg, TX

Beautiful night skies, beautiful property, just 4 miles from downtown Fredericksburg, TX. Plenty of space between sites. Campfires allowed, weather permitting. Dogs allowed as long as they are on leashes.Frederickburg, TX has lots to see and plenty to do. Expect to see horses on the property as well as deer and resident armadillo and jackrabbits. Water, Porta-Potties, and shower are all available.

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SKYE Texas Hill Country Resort

99 sites · Lodging, RVs250 acres · Fredericksburg, TX

SKYE Texas Hill Country Resort offers a unique blend of tranquility and modern convenience, making it an ideal destination for guests seeking a peaceful retreat with all the comforts of home. Our guests have a variety of accommodations to choose from. The SKYE Texas Hill Country Resort is a hybrid and there is no other quite like it. It is a unique combination of factors that provide experiential contrasts and the occasional pleasant surprise! Our resort in rural Texas seeks to preserve the unique nature of the Hill Country land, and at the same time offer state-of-the-art communication services and first-class technology for our guests. EV charging stations are easily available for all as you arrive at the gates of this private resort via Texas Highway 87, you’ll drive down the ‘green tunnel’, our long tree-lined main entrance, then suddenly it unveils our attractive resort grounds and stylish buildings. A peaceful nature sanctuary, only miles away from the loud outside world. Experience nature in remarkable comfort! In the heart of Texas cattle country, SKYE Texas Hill Country Resort boasts 250 acres of serene rural settings but with a commitment to blending nature with modern amenities. The resort's thoughtful design and extensive facilities cater to diverse interests, from birdwatching and hiking to enjoying local libations along the Hill Country Whisky and Wine trails. For history enthusiasts, nearby Fredericksburg offers a glimpse into Texas' past with museums and historic sites, including the National Museum of the Pacific War. Additionally, the resort's proximity to attractions such as the historic town of Fredericksburg, renowned for its German heritage, wineries, and the Enchanted Rock State Natural Area, provides ample opportunities for memorable day trips and adventures in the Texas Hill Country. Whether seeking a quiet escape or an active exploration of the region's cultural and natural treasures, SKYE Texas Hill Country Resort promises an enriching experience that harmonizes relaxation with adventure.

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Hill Country Nature Retreat

8 sites · Lodging38 acres · Blanco, TX

My husband and I have built 100% of our homestead ourselves, with no hired help and we try to use as much recycled materials as possible. We utilize some solar power and capture 100% of our water from the rain, for an eco friendly experience. In addition to our rentals, we also built a run a small event/retreat center where folks host retreats, weddings, workshops, and more!

The best camping near Enchanted Rock State Natural Area guide

Overview

About

Enchanted Rock is a place of legend, and a true Texas treasure. Rising up 425 feet, the famous pink granite dome has been attracting visitors for thousands of years, many of whom come to scale to the top and experience the views for themselves. The park also offers 11 miles of hiking trails, some excellent rock climbing, and wildlife spotting. Don’t forget your tent if you want to spend the night—all 50 walk-in and hike-in campsites are fairly basic and for tent campers only. On the upside, the stargazing is fantastic at this International Dark Sky Park.

Notable campgrounds

Best for easy access: The Walk-in Campsites require the least amount of walking, and offer picnic tables, fire rings, and grills, with water and restrooms nearby.
Best to escape the crowds: The Moss Lake Primitive Campsites requires a one- to three-mile hike in, and has composting toilets nearby.
Best for groups: The Buzzards Roost Group Camping Area offers space for up to 50, and has a dedicated parking area a quarter-mile from the campsite.

Tips for snagging a campsite

During peak season, plan to make a reservation as soon as you know your dates. Regular campsites can be reserved up to five months in advance and group camps up to 12 months in advance.
If your plans are flexible, try to visit during the week, during non-holiday periods, or over the summer for thinner crowds. The park is open year-round.
If you don’t have a reservation, arrive at the park first thing in the morning to grab a potential unreserved site.

When to go

The busiest times in the park are September through May. Summer is a good time to escape the crowds, although temperatures can reach close to 100°F. Rain may cause the Summit Trail and other elevated areas of the park to close—check the weather before finalizing plans. Visit in spring to see wildflowers in bloom, including the iconic bluebonnets.

Know before you go

The park store sells firewood, while visitors should bring their own drinking water.
All park trails close 30 minutes after sunset, except the Loop Trail. Pets are only allowed on the Loop Trail.
There is limited shade on trails. Bring sun protection and plenty of water.
Neither bikes nor swimming are allowed on the trails.
All climbers must check in at the headquarters and sign a waiver. Trees and plants cannot be used for protection, anchoring, or rappelling. Run-outs are common. Many rappels also require a 70-meter rope.
Fires are only allowed in fire rings, and not allowed in primitive areas. Gathering of firewood is prohibited.

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60 ratings · 18 reviews

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· September 2018

Walk-in Campsites

It's a great way to get a couple of miles away from the road without having to have all the backcountry equipment or experience.

Scott C.

6 years on Hipcamp

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· September 2018

Walk-in Campsites

Good toilet and shower access. Nice trees to provide privacy or sense that you're not surrounded by others.

Traci T.

6 years on Hipcamp

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· August 2017

Walk-in Campsites

it gets pretty toasty in the summer months and there's very little shade, but the views are unbeatable!!

Lisa A.

7 years on Hipcamp

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· April 2017

Walk-in Campsites

Check the park's Facebook page for park closures due to high visitation. The park will close the entrance gates.

Andrea K.

8 years on Hipcamp

March 2017

Walnut Springs Primitive Campground

Plenty of shady spots to choose from in this area. Unfortunately for us, a boy scout troop moved in at 1 AM! I think this might be a more crowded campground as it is a short hike from the parking lot. Moss Lake may be a better bet for a more secluded night, but it may depend on the day. Ask the rangers before heading out which campground has had more check-ins!

Marissa L.

9 years on Hipcamp

March 2017

Moss Lake Primitive Campground

I took my kids (4 and 6) primitive camping for the first time at Enchanted Rock. The Moss Lake campground was spectacular. We were very lucky to be the ONLY ones at the campground on a busy spring weekend. If you want to stay in a popular park but not be surrounded by people, check this out! The nearby composting toilet was a great amenity. Tap water is only a ~1.25 mile hike away and we drank filtered water from the lake. I'm not sure if they've changed the rules recently but I was explicitly told "no hammocks" when checking in.

Marissa L.

9 years on Hipcamp

Recommends

· March 2017

Walk-in Campsites

Worth the hike in!

Sam G.

4 reviews

February 2016

Moss Lake Primitive Campground

Pros: The Enchanted Rock really is unique. Views on top are good, but the rock itself is what is really impressive. Limited light pollution made star gazing nice. PET FRIENDLY!! They had signs up though that they will be limiting the pet friendly areas 03/01/16. CONS: Noisy. People are on the rock from 9am-10pm. Yelling is pretty common up there because it gets so windy. Those yells are heard easily on the ground. Once nightfall came, you could hear cars from the highway hit a cattle guard over and over. Not a lot of room here either. It would be hard to find a site further than 20 yards from a trail. Best for a day hike or family over night. I wouldn't recommend for those accustomed to backcountry camping.

Ryan L.

2 reviews

December 2015

Walk-in Campsites

Camped and visited Enchanted Rock for the first time last weekend for the Geminids Meteor Shower. It's a fantastic place for stargazing that's not too far from Austin. The campsites are walk-ins, so you cannot drive right up to your campsite to unload. We wanted to be closer to the rocks and trails, so we opted to have a few-minute walk from the parking area to our campsite. We were in campsite #35, which was next to some large rocks that helped shield us from the wind and felt more secluded. There are also campsites near the restrooms/showers and parking area that would only be a few steps from your car. There is ice and firewood for sale in the park store (cash only). Bring flashlights/headlamps for walking around at night.

Sara S.

9 years on Hipcamp

October 2015

Great changes are coming to Enchanted Rock. When I camped there in September of 2015, I noticed a good number of the walk-up campsites had been disassembled and marked off with survey tape. Turns out, they are retiring about 1/4 of the campsites. This may seem like it would make it harder to get a campsite, but the real advantage of doing this is to allow for more space between campsites and improving the overall camping experience. Also, they are lowering the number of people from the outrageous eight per site to six, which is still quite generous. Enchanted Rock is incredibly popular and with good reason, it's a wonderful park. These changes will only make the camping experience even better in the future.

Devin B.

10 years on Hipcamp

September 2015

Moss Lake Primitive Campground

I love the short hike-in to Moss Lake Primitive Camping and you get an awesome view of Enchanted Rock. If you're looking to escape the weekend crowds of the drive-up campsites this is definitely the spot to do it.

Korey T.

9 years on Hipcamp

June 2015

Walk-in Campsites

I would not go here for a weekend trip, but one over night or just a day trip is worth it! Its a super cool spot when no one is there. It literally felt like we were at Mars or something. BIG PLUS: they have heaters in the restrooms during the winter!!