Bastrop beckons RV campers with its rare stand of loblolly pines in Bastrop State Park and the sparkling Colorado River for tubing and fishing. Choose from 22 RV parks that put you steps from shaded trails and river launches. Park your rig here to explore historic Main Street shops or dash 30 minutes to Austin's live music scene.
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Bastrop thrives as the Lost Pines gateway east of Austin on Highway 71. Hikers tackle seven miles of trails through fire-resilient loblolly pines at Bastrop State Park. Families tube the Colorado River's bends or hunt for arrowheads on sandy bars. Stroll past Victorian homes to the red sandstone Bastrop County Courthouse on Main Street, where Friday Night Lights football echoes from Fisherman's Park.
Bastrop State Park delivers WiFi-equipped sites from $24 nightly for trail lovers who crave state-managed solitude. Budget campers grab Bastrop RV Park spots at $29 a night near town conveniences. Luxury seekers unwind at Basin RV Resort with WiFi from $44, complete with resort pools and clubhouses. Riverside adventurers book Colorado River RV Park for its WiFi, 50-amp power, pull-throughs, and sewer hookups starting at $22.
Bastrop stands out for Bastrop State Park's towering loblolly pines and Colorado River recreation. The park's seven miles of trails draw hikers through fire-scarred forests that regrew after 2011's blaze. Historic Main Street adds Victorian charm with shops, eateries, and the Bastrop County Courthouse. Annual events like the Firemen's Dance pull crowds to celebrate local heroes.
Find 22 RV parks near Bastrop, including Bastrop State Park, Bastrop RV Park, Basin RV Resort, and Colorado River RV Park. These cluster along Highway 71 and FM 1209 for easy access to pines and river. Expect WiFi at three spots, plus full hookups at Colorado River RV Park from $22 nightly.
Colorado River RV Park provides full hookups with 50-amp power, sewer, and pull-through sites from $22 per night. Other parks like Bastrop State Park offer water and electric, but check directories for septic dumps nearby. Most sites suit big rigs, with Highway 71 access easing arrivals from Austin.