Mason shines as the Goat Capital of Texas, drawing RVers to its Llano River bends and historic Fort Mason. Three standout parks, Dos Rios RV Park, Fort Mason City Park, and Llano River RV Park, put you steps from world-class hunting and kayaking. Pitch your rig here to chase trophy deer by day and stargaze over river rocks by night.
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About Mason, Texas
Mason anchors the Texas Hill Country with Fort Mason's stone barracks, where Robert E. Lee once commanded troops. The Llano River slices through town, fueling bass fishing tournaments and lazy tube floats. Stroll Mason Square past the 1888 courthouse, then hit the annual Mason Pro Rodeo for bronc rides and barbecue. Antiques fill shops on Mood Street.
Dos Rios RV Park draws families and couples with plush sites from $54 a night, perfect for relaxing after river adventures. Fort Mason City Park suits budget hunters at $25 per night; grab WiFi, showers, 50-amp power, and a dump station before heading to blinds. Llano River RV Park calls to anglers who want hookups right on the water's edge.
- Fort Mason City Park offers WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and a dump station starting at $25 per night
- Three RV parks cluster within five miles of Mason Square and the Llano River
- Dos Rios RV Park provides riverfront sites from $54 nightly for fishing access
- Llano River RV Park delivers direct water views for kayakers and tubers
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