Bastrop, TX
Bastrop State Park Cabins
Historic 1930s CCC stone cabins among the Lost Pines east of Austin, among the hardest reservations in the Texas park system
- Lodging
- Ages 1+
- Overnight
- Paid
We pulled these 16 overnight trips out of our full catalog of kid-friendly spots in Texas. Every listing has the ages it suits, what it costs, how long to budget, parking notes, and what to pack.
16 adventures found
Bastrop, TX
Historic 1930s CCC stone cabins among the Lost Pines east of Austin, among the hardest reservations in the Texas park system
Bend, TX
Rustic no-hookup river camping down six miles of gravel road, with Gorman Falls and guided wild cave tours for older kids
Blanco, TX
Compact CCC-era campground under pecan trees on the Blanco River, one of the gentlest first camping trips in the Hill Country
Burnet, TX
Waterfront campsites and small cabins on a constant-level lake with pink granite shoreline and the Devils Waterhole swimming cove
Concan, TX
Cypress-shaded campsites, screened shelters and CCC cabins along the Frio River at the most in-demand family park in Texas
Fredericksburg, TX
Walk-in tent sites and primitive backcountry camping at the granite dome, and the reliable way in when the day-use gate closes
Fredericksburg, TX
City-run RV and tent camping ten minutes from Main Street, the practical base for Enchanted Rock and the Fredericksburg peach stands
Glen Rose, TX
Luxury family ranch resort with outdoor activities near Glen Rose. Paid entry. Best from about age 5. Plan to stay overnight.
Grapevine, TX
Indoor water park hotel in Grapevine kept at 84 degrees year-round, with body slides, a wave pool, a lazy river, an arcade and a ropes course.
Johnson City, TX
Shaded campsites and walk-in tent sites under some of the darkest night skies within an hour of Austin, beside the Pedernales River
Junction, TX
Clear spring-fed river, four bird blinds and dark skies at a quieter western Hill Country campground three hours west of Austin
Spicewood, TX
Camp above a spring-fed swimming hole and rope swing on a family-owned Hill Country property, with the water to yourself at dawn
Spicewood, TX
Primitive lakeside campsites, family-friendly singletrack and a famous spring bluebonnet field on the upper end of Lake Travis
Spicewood, TX
Drive-up primitive camping right on the Lake Travis shoreline, with sheltered swimming coves on the east side of the peninsula
Spring Branch, TX
Four miles of cypress-lined Guadalupe River frontage with drive-up and walk-in campsites, forty-five minutes north of San Antonio
Vanderpool, TX
Riverside campsites and hike-in primitive sites at the one Texas park with real fall color, and your guaranteed entry in November