Loading…
Short answer to "are there cabins at Inks Lake": yes - 20 lakeshore cabins inside the park - and privately owned rentals around Burnet beyond it. Every fact below comes from the live Inks Lake park page. Camp.land does not run alerts for Texas state parks, and we do not invent cabin names or prices for Vrbo listings.
Yes - 20 lakeshore cabins (C1-C20) at $80/night, each with electric, AC/heat, and a kitchenette. They book through ReserveAmerica like any campsite - same 5-months-out window at 8 a.m. Central - and they sell first.
The park's own site table lists 20 cabins (C1-C20) on the lakeshore loop at $80/night, each climate-controlled with a kitchenette. They book through ReserveAmerica exactly like a campsite - same 5-months-out-at-8-a.m.-Central window - and they go first. Set the alarm for the day the window opens if a park cabin is the goal.
The park page publishes 190 total sites. The site table lists 49 full-hookup sites in Post Oak ($25), 41 water-and-electric sites in Live Oak ($20), 49 water-and-electric sites in Pecan Flats ($20), 26 walk-in tent sites along Valley Spring Creek ($15), and 20 lakeshore cabins ($80). Those loop counts are the published site types — they are not a sum that equals 190. The lake stays at constant level year-round, so waterfront demand does not dry up in August like river parks can.
Privately owned cabins and lake houses around Burnet sit minutes from the park gate, with more inventory toward Marble Falls and Lake LBJ down the Highland Lakes chain. Those book on Vrbo; inventory and prices change constantly, so we link the search rather than quote numbers.
Inks Lake State Park fills up fast — lock in a cabin nearby
Highland Lakes cabins and lake houses minutes from the park gate.
See cabins & rentals near Inks Lake State Park →We may earn a commission from bookings, at no extra cost to you.
Want the Texas booking playbook?
Yes - 20 lakeshore cabins (C1-C20) at $80/night, each with electric, AC/heat, and a kitchenette. They book through ReserveAmerica like any campsite - same 5-months-out window at 8 a.m. Central - and they sell first.
The park page publishes 190 total sites. The published site types include 49 full-hookup sites at $25/night in Post Oak, 41 water-and-electric sites at $20 in Live Oak, 49 water-and-electric sites at $20 in Pecan Flats, 26 walk-in tent sites at $15 along Valley Spring Creek, and the 20 lakeshore cabins at $80. Those loop counts are their own siteTypes fields — they are not a sum that equals 190. Check ReserveAmerica for cancellations 2-4 weeks out, or book a privately owned cabin around Burnet on Vrbo. We do not invent property names or rates.
No. Camp.land watches recreation.gov campgrounds only; Inks Lake is a Texas state park on ReserveAmerica, and Texas parks get no alerts here.