Inks Lake State Park Camping and Cabins
Waterfront campsites and small cabins on a constant-level lake with pink granite shoreline and the Devils Waterhole swimming cove
Inks Lake is a constant-level lake, which means the swimming and paddling are reliable even in a dry Texas summer when the rivers drop. The campground has a large spread of water-and-electric sites, walk-in tent sites and a handful of small limited-use cabins, many within sight of the pink granite shoreline. Devils Waterhole, the cliff-jumping cove at the north end of the park, is the thing kids will talk about afterward. It is about an hour from Austin, which makes it one of the easiest first camping trips in Central Texas.
Pricing
Adults (13+) $7/day entrance, Kids 12 and under free, Camping $15-$30/night. Cabins are few and book months out, and holiday weekends require early reservations (verify)
Common Questions
- How much does Inks Lake State Park Camping and Cabins cost?
- Admission to Inks Lake State Park Camping and Cabins is paid. Adults (13+) $7/day entrance, Kids 12 and under free, Camping $15-$30/night. Cabins are few and book months out, and holiday weekends require early reservations (verify)
- What ages is Inks Lake State Park Camping and Cabins good for?
- Inks Lake State Park Camping and Cabins is best for kids ages 2 to 18+.
- Is Inks Lake State Park Camping and Cabins stroller friendly?
- No, Inks Lake State Park Camping and Cabins is not considered stroller friendly.
- Can I bring my dog to Inks Lake State Park Camping and Cabins?
- Yes, dogs are welcome at Inks Lake State Park Camping and Cabins.
- How hard is Inks Lake State Park Camping and Cabins?
- The difficulty level is easy. Plan for about 24 hours.
- Is Inks Lake State Park Camping and Cabins free?
- No, there is a cost to visit Inks Lake State Park Camping and Cabins. Adults (13+) $7/day entrance, Kids 12 and under free, Camping $15-$30/night. Cabins are few and book months out, and holiday weekends require early reservations (verify)
- What should I bring to Inks Lake State Park Camping and Cabins?
- Tent, sleeping bags, camp stove, water shoes, swimsuits, kayak or paddleboard, bug spray
- How long does Inks Lake State Park Camping and Cabins take?
- Most families spend about 24 hours at Inks Lake State Park Camping and Cabins.
- When is the best time to visit Inks Lake State Park Camping and Cabins?
- April through October. Spring wildflowers along Park Road 4 are worth the drive alone.
- Is there parking at Inks Lake State Park Camping and Cabins?
- Parking at each campsite. Separate lots for Devils Waterhole and the day-use areas.
Plan Your Visit
3630 Park Road 4 W, Burnet, TX 78611