Glad we stayed here. This part of Austin is far from the chaotic traffic I've seen in the city…read more With a mix of long term residents to transients, everyone mostly kept to themselves and are friendly. I never felt out of place. We arrived to a clean site. Didn't find anything to complain about. We stayed here for 3 nights and it made life easier while exploring the city of Austin and San Antonio. Our dogs were also happy as they enjoyed the walks around the park. Too bad we missed the Halloween pet parade.

This place has serious billing and management problems…read more Not only was I double charged, but after I left the property I continued receiving invoices for months as if I were still staying there. Repeated attempts to correct the issue were either ignored or met with vague responses and no resolution. Trying to get a straight answer felt like chasing smoke. A business that cannot keep basic records of who is onsite and who has already paid should not be handling customers' credit cards. The experience left me feeling frustrated, disrespected, and concerned about how many other guests are dealing with the same mess. Until they fix their accounting practices and learn how to properly close out an account when a guest departs, I would strongly recommend staying somewhere else.

One of the best KOA's hands down. Huge dog park, amazing people that work here. And one of the…read moreCLEANEST ones around. We love staying here.

Currently traveling through the US and I was so at appreciative of this KOA. The staff was always…read moreincredibly friendly and welcoming. They had a ton of information up at the office of what to do/eat in the Austin area, which was very helpful. The bathrooms and laundry area were always CLEAN!!! Cleanliness is a big one for me and they definitely kept up with everything through out the day. Thank you for such an awesome experience !!!

This facility is newer and has so much to offer. While I don't like the pull through sites in the…read moremiddle because my camper is tiny, they have some great back in spots in the back that back up next to a cattle ranch! Very peaceful, fabulous amenities, huge dog park for big and little dogs, tons of open space to walk along the back, trash valet every morning, cute little store, great pool, great shower and laundry facilities! Definitely recommend, Lolly and Crystal were fabulous!! P.S. Train tracks are very close and go by often, if you're adverse to train sounds then maybe this is not your spot.

Great place to stay. Everything is clean and well taken care of. Sites are very nice and really…read moreenjoyed the hot tub. Will stay there again.

4 Winds was just what we needed for our stay. We were in town for a funeral and the owners were…read morevery kind. I would highly recommend for a quite and calm escape to the hill country.

Stay far away from this park. Even if it means staying in a hotel until a spot at another park…read morebecomes available. It says gated with security cameras. There's a gate with no fence so anyone can walk in, and the cameras are so the owner can watch his park renters not trespassers. We had to leave early for rv repairs and they are the only park in the 8 years we've been traveling that doesn't pro-rate your stay and give a refund for days not used. Not too mention calling this an RV park is a stretch.. it's more like you're parked in the owners front yard- and he watches you like it's his front yard too. We were so tightly squeezed into our spot that when we opened our awning it was laying on top of the camper beside us. Absolute nightmare of a place to stay- seriously do NOT waste your money. He says no visitors are allowed and if you have visitors you have to text or call him first- I'm sorry? What? Again he treats the "rv park" like it's his private front yard and not like you're paying hundreds of dollars to stay. Over priced!!! We moved to another park with the exact same monthly rent and we have an entire half acre to ourselves!

My grand-daughter first time... she loved it and ready to go back next year. I was surprised she…read morewent alone w/o friend and not knowing one person. She came home with many friends.

What a Serene and beautiful place to spend a weekend or a week getaway. You would think I…read morecampground doesn't have much to do... Well this one definitely does! I spent the weekend here and have come back so relaxed and rejuvenated from nature being restored relaxing and laughing with great jolly in my heart. They have lots of great activities: 1. Lake with huge slide 2. Canoeing 3. Tubing 4. Swimming pool with waterslide 5. Crate stacking 6. Ax Throwing 7. Zipline 8. Rock climbing wall 9. Deer watching 10. Crate slide 11. Starbucks style cafe & gift shop The fun never stopped!! If your looking for a getaway that's not too far from home but very close to nature, this is it! Can't wait to go back!! #Refreshed!

My husband and I haven't been able to honeymoon since we got married in January so this was a…read moreperfect little minimoon/staycation/getaway for us! We stayed in Cabin #2 and really enjoyed it! Our pups were huge fans, too. We got to sit out in the hot tub and enjoy how nice and quiet it was and we loved checking out Bastrop since we had never been! The bed was comfortable and it had a great shower and running water! The only couple of things that we noted we wish were "better" was the lake itself was HOT! It's a cooling reservoir for the nearby power plant so we weren't able to actually enjoy the water and with a Texas summer cold water = best scenario. SO, would recommend lake activities in the fall/winter for that reason! And also, the doors are beautiful on the cabin but since we are in nature bugs will come inside. We turned on ambiance lighting the last night we were there and the bugs had a party. With the doors being slider doors they aren't flush to the wall and have much easier ways for the bugs to come inside, so be aware of that! Other than those couple pieces, we really loved it and had a wonderful time!

What a great stay! We were in the luxury tent, and everything was perfect. There was plenty of…read morespace for the whole family, and being able to bring our dog was a big bonus. The scenery around the lake was a perfect backdrop, toppped only by the amenities in and around the cabin. You have everything you need and then some!

Found myself in Bastrop, Texas after dropping my car off for service in South Austin…read more Asked the wife where'd she want to go for breakfast and she replied Bastrop. After breakfast at "Maxine's Cafe" (see review), we walked the downtown area and were in search for a restroom. We found the visitor center museum. The ultra nice people invited us to take the museum tour with a free veterans access. So I paid my $5 for my wife and we took the self guided tour. We read the plaques and history of the city of Bastrop. Then we ran into the guided tour guide. As it was just us, we got a private tour of the museum. There is a lot of history in the state of Texas. Seems like each city has its own unique story. I invite you all to get out and explore this great state. Especially the downtown areas. Don't just drive through, get out and walk. Grab an ice cream and explore this great state. Michael C. - Georgetown l, Tx.

On our first trip to Bastrop, I saw the painted brick wall with directions to the visitor center on…read moreMain. We had no clue what to look for, what to do, so I figured to hell with it, let's go to the visitor's center and see what they suggest. We parked right by the door and when we walked in, this teeny bopper pounced on us and welcomed us in. She was very friendly and asked us where we were from, what we were doing, etc. She suggested a couple of wine tasting events, a couple of restaurants and left us to browse through their pamphlets and brochures. I suddenly had to use the restroom which left the rest of the fam to hang out with said teeny bopper. When I came back, I saw her pop in a video and tell everyone to just go ahead and turn the tv off when the video was finished. I asked, "What's this?" to which I was told, "Shut up and enjoy the video." Wow. Ok. LOL! It was the history of Bastrop. Now, I've lived in and out of Texas pretty much my whole life and had no clue - none whatsoever - that Bastrop was ALMOST the state capital. It was an interesting, yet cheesy video but it fulfilled its purpose. There was a lot of information available (and not just for Bastrop - they had info for a lot of Texas destinations).

I stayed at the Hancock Guest Nest for 2 nights when I was in Austin. This was a fantastic…read morealternative to staying at a hotel, as you have a full kitchen, laundry, private outdoor seating, free Wifi, and conveniences like an iPod dock, platform bed, and overhead rain shower. The washer/dryer and laundry room was totally worth it, as I was able to catch up on laundry before the next leg of my trip. The Nest looks exactly like it does on the website, and the location is great as well. It is literally adjacent to a shopping center (the back parking lot of Sears is like 20 feet away) but surprisingly this isn't a negative because it's still very quiet. Convenient to restaurants, grocery stores, and a golf course where you can go for a run around the perimeter. Highly recommended. When I visit Austin again, I'll be back!

Ever had one of those moments where you just need a break from "Adulting"? Well, that was me when…read moreI found "Ralph's Lake Cottage", offered by Hancock Guest Cottages. This property is a perfect Studio setup on Lake Buchanan! If you're into the outdoors/nature and lake scene but also enjoy everything you need right at your fingertips this is the place for you! It's clean, it's more spacious than the photos give it credit for, it's affordable, and most of all, it's peaceful! Here are some of the awesome things you'll find at Ralph's Lake Cottage: King size bed, trundle bed with pull out, chaise lounge, decks and patio furniture, full size fridge and oven, microwave, toaster, coffee maker, blender, full set of kitchenware and cooking supplies. Coffee, tea, zip locks, paper towels, toilet paper, pillows, blankets, extra sheets, bath towels, beach towels, flashlights, musical instruments, DVDs, puzzles, games, cards, fans, kayaks, bikes, swings, firepit, BBQ pit, and more! Seriously, the owners thought of everything! All I brought with me was some wine, snacks, comfy clothes, and my sewing supplies. I had my own personal Sewing Retreat for the weekend and it was fantastic! =) As far as nearby attractions, I only ventured out once when I took the 25 minute drive to Llano, Texas. It was a super cute town with several boutiques, gift shops, restaurants, and 2 quilt stores (which were my main motivator for leaving the cottage). There's also a Family Dollar. There are also nearby wineries and a Country Store with plenty of basics plus made to order pizza, salads, and sandwiches. I personally recommend bringing some food, some wine and comfy clothes and just hanging out to enjoy the scenery. Be sure to do some star gazing at night and get up for the sunrise - it's AMAZING!