Bastrop State Park
Bastrop State Park sits in the heart of the Lost Pines — a 70-square-mile pocket of loblolly pine forest isolated from the East Texas Piney Woods. The park recovered beautifully from a devastating 2011 wildfire and now offers some of the best camping near Austin. Shaded sites, a swimming pool, lake fishing, and 8.5 miles of trails through recovering pine forest.
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Campsite Types
Full Hookup
$25/nightPiney Hill Loop · Sites 1-25 · 25 sites
Full Hookup
$25/nightCopperas Creek Loop · Sites 69-78 · 10 sites
Water + Electric
$20/nightCopperas Creek Loop · Sites 50-68 · 19 sites
Water Only
$15/nightDeer Run Loop · Sites 27-42 · 16 sites
Walk-in Tent
$15/nightCreekside Loop · Sites 43-44, 46-49 · 6 sites
Guide to Bastrop State Park
Best Campsites
When to Go
March through November. Weekends sell out 5 months in advance. Midweek stays are easier to find.
Tips
- →Book exactly 5 months out at midnight for popular weekends
- →Wednesday and Thursday nights are the easiest to snag
- →The swimming pool is open Memorial Day through Labor Day
- →Bring firewood — you can't gather it in the park (fire recovery)
Highlights
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