Great place to get out and play! The property is well kept and clean, they have 3 restrooms with…read moreshowers for public use after a hard days ride or when camping. The campsites are also well maintained and they have firewood for sale. They also sell Longhorn Beef, which is delicious and affordable. We will definitely be back again!

I made a last minute decision to go out of town and stumbled across this beautiful place. The…read moreowners are absolutely gems! It's quiet and oh so peaceful! I will most definitely be back once I decide to leave Thank y'all for your kind hospitality!

This place is sooo beautiful! We are driving through Texas and decided to stay here for the night…read more We arrived earlier than expected but we had already spoken to the owner who was very welcoming and provided access information. Definitely recommend staying here to enjoy the surroundings, near the lake, animals and peace.

Hidden Gem in Texas Hill Country…read more Waldo's Camp on the Colorado River in Columbus, TX, is by far my favorite RV Campground in Texas. If you are looking for a place to go for a quiet and relaxing break from your kids then this is the place to be. Waldo's is right on CO River and has only 9 spacious RV spots with full hookups. Cellular signals are strong, many free HD antenna channels, and if you desire more, wifi is also available. Location couldn't be better, it's like camping out in the country on a ranch with big beautiful old oak trees. We camp every Spring in Texas Hill Country and this is the most relaxing and enjoyable campground we've found, I've already made future reservations before we depart tomorrow. The area is full of history for you history buffs. In 30 miles or less you can drive to Fayetteville, Round Top, & La Grange.

I can't say enough about this place! The park itself is clean, lush, and absolutely beautiful, with…read moreplenty of cabins, camping spots, RV sites, and scenic hiking trails. But did you know they also have an event hall for rent? We booked it for a family gathering, and it was perfect. The space has a charming vintage look, with plenty of tables and chairs, clean restrooms, a spacious kitchen equipped with burners, a sink, a fridge, and enough trash bins. The concrete floors are a bit cracked, but that's hardly a dealbreaker when you're getting such a gem in the middle of a state park. Guests pay a discounted $3 entrance fee, but since we had an RSVP list, we purchased tickets ahead of time to make the process smoother for everyone. You receive the event hall key at 9 AM on the day of your event and can drop it in the designated box whenever your party ends. The space comfortably accommodates 70-80 guests, making it a great choice for gatherings. You're expected to leave the hall in the same condition as you received it, but the trash bins can be left as they are staff will come by later to collect the trash. It's that simple!

Loved this place!!! We were lucky to book a cabin. Comes…read morewith 2 twin bunk beds, mini fridge and microwave. Also has its own broom, table and chairs, grill, and outdoor table. Location has lots of trails for hiking, biking.

I made a reservation 8 days out but had to cancel it the next day…read more I was charged the entire fee for the reservation of $216!! When I called, the representative said "it's been the policy for 20 years". I could see having to pay a "cancellation fee", but the ENTIRE amount of the reservation? What a burn!

This is an amazing place to spend a few days. Great facilities that are well kept and are safe and…read moreclean.

We camped here spontaneously one weekend in February. The good: the trails are lovely! There are…read moremany miles and different terrains to explore. I love the pine trees and views from some of the trails. The campground is lovely as well. Very clean. Spaces are large. People are respectful. But... A big con is the traffic noise at night! We stayed in the Copperas Creek Camping Area, which is quite close to the road, so we expected some noise. But it was intense both noise. A loud, long crash woke me up in the middle of the night, with a second crash crashing into the debris from the first one. That whole incident kept me up for 2 hours. I don't know if the other campgrounds in the park are any better. The park is nestled in a populated area so I doubt it. But the trails and area are beautiful!! So I would definitely recommend for hiking!! Not so much tent camping... (maybe it's better in an RV?).

We stopped by Bastrop State Park on a whim while driving to Austin, and it ended up being a great…read moredecision. It's less than a 2-hour drive from Houston and under an hour from Austin, which makes it an easy add to a road trip. I especially appreciated that the entrance is right off Highway 71, so you're not wasting a bunch of time driving deep into back roads just to get to the park. We visited on a beautiful Saturday in January -- sunny and in the 50s, basically perfect hiking weather. While there are plenty of trees throughout the park, many of the trails are fairly exposed, so you get a lot of sun. Definitely bring sunscreen, even in cooler weather. The trails are wide and well-maintained, with sand and rocks laid down in many areas, making them easy to walk. The terrain is nicely hilly but nothing too difficult (we did about 4 miles total). One thing to note: trail signage is a bit limited, and it would be easy to get turned around and know where to turn. Thankfully, I had decent cell reception (T-Mobile) and was able to use Google Maps to track where we were. Parking was easy, the staff were friendly, and the landscape was beautiful. We used our Texas State Parks annual pass, which saved us the $15 entrance fee, and the entry process was quick and simple. The line of cars trying to get in was only 2. I'd love to come back in the spring when everything is blooming. Overall, a great stop if you want scenic views, manageable trails, and a convenient location. Highly recommend if you're on your way to Houston or Austin. There's also a Buccees just a few miles away!

No chairs in cabin. Not enough lights throughout cabin. Kitchen extremely dark. You can not see in…read moreextra small bath room. No camp fires nor charcoal fires. 2 inside fireplaces and you can't use them. No trash dumpers anywhere around. Corners of cabin can see daylight. Mice are plenty with large hole around a/c lines. Ants everywhere We stayed three days over $500.00. No wildlife of any kind except squirrels 61.00+ plus in hotel tax's. County. City. Charge per person. Per car every day. Nothing to do no water in lakes. No fishing. Park ranger stuck ticket on windshield because I was reading the cabin and they're on there no lights at all. The bathrooms are super small is not that clean cracks through the corners of the outside you know that tree right there where we sat I think that's where they're hanging out because that's where the other one is. He's down that tree

Stayed in the deluxe cabin with my family this weekend…read more Very nice hotel-like accommodations. Great location close to downtown Bastrop which worked out perfectly since the Patriotic Festival was this weekend. From the top of the hill near the entrance you had a good view of the fireworks. Since we had grilled and just started eating when the 1st fireworks began, we watched from the cabin. Aside from the highway, we could see the whole show from the side. The owners, the Kitays, are super friendly and knowledgeable. The campgrounds are well-kept and clean. There are all options of camping available. We checked out the pool and splashpad which my 5-year-old enjoyed. Highly recommend and would love to come back!

Very fun and exciting water park. They keep everything very clean and the kids they hire are all…read morewell behaved and respectful. Bree helped me one evening with chopping my veggies for the burgers I was able to bring inside and bbq there. Yes you are able to bring in food and drinks as long as it's not in a glass container and of course only non-alcoholic beverages. Emilio helped guide me through the park to find the children's area and was so wonderful to take a picture of my son and me. When we ordered a funnel cake Leon was not only friendly but also patient with me as I decided which toppings I wanted. He made such a delicious funnel cake for us. Bought a season pass for the first time last year. Already planning for next summer.

We drove in (from Austin) for some water fun in the sun for our teenage niece who chose the…read morewaterpark for the celebration. It was all of our first time here at Splashway Waterpark and we were super impressed! From purchasing our tickets online to getting inside the park things were super easy and breezy. Like everyone else has been noting be prepared to fill out a waiver for entrance when you arrive as each person in your party will need to fill one out (digital/online) and show a QR code of your confirmation before you get access to the park. It was awesome we were able to bring it our own food, snacks, and drinks on our own! I loved this option as we have some picky eaters and drinkers and ultimately saved on costs for us on buying essentials like bottled water and electrolyte drinks to keep us hydrated of course! But don't worry if you don't come with anything as there are plenty of food options and fresh food & drinks for you to order throughout the park. We opted for funnel cakes to boozy margaritas and even pizza too! Rides and features for the waterpark were so much fun and safe. We had such a great time walking around exploring what we wanted to get on and beat through the June heat. Plenty of tubes and lifeguards all around to make your fun even safer and a no-brainer to try all of the rides. We especially loved the cool and semi-rapid lazy river. Their lazy river was wide and feels much longer than other Texas waterparks we have been to. We loved it so much we spent most of our time here. We didn't do any of the campground parking or RV grounds use as we had a hotel in a nearby town to be able to hang out with each other and have some hotel accommodations so I cannot speak to that experience here. Lockers were super easy to use and rent so don't fret about any valuables you have as they will be safe. There are 3 options for locker sizes too that can hold things like wallet & phone only (if needed) or a large bags and ice coolers. We were super impressed with our overall experience and will definitely be back in the next year for sure.

Came out here to camp at Willis Creek Park. Lake was nice to look at. Campground was clean and…read morenice. Was a good drive to get out here to enjoy nature.

Got a little bored at home, and decided to take a drive & get some sunset pics. Granger Lake is…read moreabout a 45 min drive from my home in Georgetown. This was my first time here, so I wasn't sure where to go. The road that goes around & over the dam is closed until Aug 2024, so I just took the only other option. I ended up at the boat launch, and it's a great place for pics! Plenty of ducks & pretty scenery! Not too many people on the lake or in the campground, but it definitely looks like a nice place to spend a relaxing weekend & drop a line in the water!

We had an amazing time. We picked a time that we thought would not be that busy and we were on…read morepoint! We arrived on Memorial Day and stayed 2 nights. There were maybe a handful of overnighters there and we were spread out so no one was in each other's face. We stayed in one of the glamping tents and they are very close to each other. So, please consider this and don't complain if you are going mid summer. The bathrooms were kept clean (again, b/c we did not share it with many people--if any). STAFF: super friendly and helpful. There are always people riding around, so you don't have to walk to the front every time you have a question. They are easy to spot, as they wear light bright blue shirts. Whenever I waived them down, they stopped, got off their carts to talk to us (such a small but respectful gesture). The float down the river was a bit long, but they do tell you this-about 2.5 hours and less if you kayak. It's worth doing both, I think. We were a family of 3, 2 adults and a 5 year old. My little one LOVED it. Depending on what end you stay, some have calm water and some have steady streams, so also be ready for this if you have little ones. The glamping tent has: beds with sheets and pillows. Towels and rags. Lights inside and out. Plenty of electric plus inside and outside. Fridge, microwave, TV, electric fireplace, AC (that works very well), a 2 burner electric cooktop, and then outside is exactly like the pictures show with the picnic table, hammock and fire pit. Running water also on the tent outside. Bathrooms and showers, just a short walk behind the tents. There is no camp store, but they do sell some things (wood, lighter, ice and other misc things), that you are also able to get after hours. Bring cash b/c that's the easier way to get them vs having to call the #, pay with your card and then wait for the people to bring you stuff. Bring your own soap, shampoo and all that jazz. We will definitely return (off season).

Our family rented a cabana for the day and grilled, hung out and went tubing. What a cool place! It…read morefelt like being at a tropical resort- but just an hour from Austin. The glamping tents look really nice and spacious- that's next on our bucket list.

Very spacious RV spots. Isabella the owner is very nice. Very nice tenants…read more I could see it being a hard place to get a spot once the word gets out.

This was a wonderful place to call home! The neighborhood was lovely and it was impossible not to…read moremake friends with the neighbors. The management was friendly and always helpful. I would definitely recommend