One of the best parts about staying at Lonesome Pine RV Park in Paige, Texas is getting the peaceful country setting while still having easy access to everything Bastrop County has to offer.
Whether you're staying with us for a month, several months or making Central Texas your temporary home, you'll find plenty to do nearby. From hiking through the Lost Pines and fishing on Lake Bastrop to shopping in Historic Downtown Bastrop, live music, local restaurants and community events, there's always something to explore.
Here are some of our favorite ways to enjoy living in Bastrop County.
Bastrop County is home to the unique Lost Pines region of Central Texas, creating an outdoor environment that feels completely different from much of the surrounding area.
Spend the day hiking, biking, fishing, swimming or simply exploring the pine forest at Bastrop State Park. The park features approximately seven miles of hiking trails along with fishing, wildlife viewing, geocaching, picnic areas and a seasonal swimming pool.
For a great scenic drive, take Park Road 1C between Bastrop State Park and Buescher State Park.
Continue your Lost Pines adventure at nearby Buescher State Park. It's another great option for hiking, fishing, biking and enjoying a quiet day outdoors.
For long-term guests at Lonesome Pine, having two Texas State Parks nearby makes it easy to get outside without having to plan an entire weekend trip.
The Colorado River runs directly through Bastrop, giving residents and visitors another way to experience the outdoors.
Kayaking, canoeing, paddleboarding and fishing are popular along the river.
The approximately six-mile El Camino Real Paddling Trail runs from Fisherman's Park through Bastrop toward the Tahitian Village area.
Bring your own equipment or check with a local outfitter for kayak and paddleboard rentals.
Golfers have several options around Bastrop County.
The area's golf courses take advantage of the rolling terrain, pine forests and Colorado River landscape that make this part of Central Texas unique.
Whether you're looking for a casual weekend round or want to play regularly during an extended stay, there are multiple courses in the greater Bastrop area to explore.
Living in Bastrop County means there's usually something happening somewhere nearby.
Throughout the year, the area hosts community celebrations, live music, markets, rodeos, holiday events, art events, car shows and festivals.
Popular annual and recurring events around Bastrop have included:
Bastrop Homecoming & Rodeo
Bastrop Big Bang Celebration
Bastrop Music Festival
Friday Art Market & Entertainment Days
Heroes & Hot Rods Veterans Day Car Show
Lost Pines Christmas
Downtown festivals, markets and live music
Event dates and schedules change each year, so check the local Bastrop events calendar to see what's happening during your stay.
One of the advantages of staying near Bastrop is having plenty of local dining options when you don't feel like cooking at the RV.
You'll find everything from Texas barbecue and Tex-Mex to burgers, pizza, coffee shops, bakeries and chef-driven restaurants throughout Bastrop County.
Historic Downtown Bastrop is especially good for spending an evening walking around, grabbing dinner and enjoying a drink or live music afterward.
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