Cedar Creek lures RV campers with Cedar Creek Lake's prime fishing spots and quick drives to Austin's music festivals. Seven parks in our directory deliver affordable stays from $25 a night. Base your rig here to boat by day and bar-hop in the city after dark.
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Cedar Creek hugs FM 969 between Bastrop and Austin, where Cedar Creek Lake sparkles for bass fishing and kayaking. McKinney Roughs Nature Park offers zip lines and hiking trails ten minutes east. Lockhart's smoky barbecue pits draw food lovers twenty miles south, while Buescher State Park provides pine-shaded camps twenty miles away.
Hwy 71 RV Park fits long-haul travelers with WiFi, showers, 50-amp service, and a dump station from $30 nightly. Budget hunters pick Great Escapes RV Park Austin Oaks or Austin Oaks RV Park, starting at $25 and $52. Pet owners head to BetMar RV and Dry Camping or BeeWeaver Honey Farm & Wildflyer Mead Co, both $25 with water hookups and pet allowances.
Cedar Creek excels in fishing and boating on Cedar Creek Lake. This Bastrop County gem sits ten miles from McKinney Roughs Nature Park's zip lines and trails. Austin's live music scene lies just thirty minutes west, blending rural peace with urban thrills for weekend warriors.
Top options include Hwy 71 RV Park, Great Escapes RV Park Austin Oaks, and BetMar RV and Dry Camping. These cluster along FM 969 and Highway 71, minutes from Cedar Creek Lake. Expect WiFi at three parks, plus showers and pet areas at select spots from $25 nightly.
Yes, BetMar RV and Dry Camping and BeeWeaver Honey Farm & Wildflyer Mead Co welcome pets. Both charge $25 nightly with drinking water and showers at BetMar. Families with dogs love their open spaces near lake trails and Austin outings.