Camping at Bastrop State Park

Just a quick overnight at Bastrop State Park with our grandson Kase. This is a great park with a lot to offer.

Information below taken from the Texas Parks and Wildlife page.

https://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/ba...

Things to Do
Bring your family out to the park! You can camp, picnic, swim, ride bikes, hike, fish, geocache, take in a nature program, and look for wildlife. Rent our group hall for your next reunion.

Stay overnight at a campsite or historic cabin. Campsites range from walk-in tent sites to full hookup RV sites. Bring a group to stay at our group barracks (with group hall, dorms and space for tents).

Hike seven miles of trail. Explore the growing forest, look for the new generation of loblolly pines, and witness the resilience of nature. We have an all-terrain wheelchair for use in the park; call (512) 321-2101 to reserve the chair for your visit.

Swim at our pool which is open seasonally. Read through our swimming safety tips before you come. A separate pool reservation is required to enter the pool area. Please visit the swimming pool information page to learn more or make reservations.

Bike or drive scenic Park Road 1C between Bastrop and Buescher state parks. The hilly 12-mile road takes you through recovering and forested areas of the Lost Pines. Turn down the radio and enjoy this quiet drive. Share the road! The speed limit is 30 miles per hour.

Fish in the ½-acre Lake Mina. We lend fishing equipment, and you do not need a license to fish from shore in a state park. Download our Fishing Tip Sheet. (The park’s 10-acre lake is dry due to dam failure.)