Very neat and clean park located next to the scenic Colorado River. The fishing deck with rocking chairs was a peaceful, relaxing touch. The only negatives were the very, very noisy highway traffic located only a short distance from the park, and the office personnel seemed to never be available when needed. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Paved roads and level sites. Lots of pull thrus. Many permanent residents. Arrived after hours, gate code didn't work from outside and no attendant on site. 1st power pedestal had issues, burned my plug and it was my fault. Waited hour for someone to help and he wasn't very friendly. Waited 2 hours after opening time and no one showed. Left, but paid few days later. Too much hassle for me to stay again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park is family oriented, the owner has children and are well-behaved. They played with our children most of the time. The sites are very roomy with room for your vehicle and slide-outs. The park is on the Colorado River. You can fish, or even sit and enjoy the view on the deck they have that is nicely done. They have a store located on the premises just in case you run out of something. I would give this park a 10 if it weren't located just off of Hwy 71 and you can hear the traffic, it's not that bad though. The campsites itself are nice and big and it's definitely a kid friendly/family oriented park. They do have a pool, washer/dryer, vending machines. If you have children, don't forget their bikes, the roads are paved and perfect for skating/riding bicycles. We would definitely stay here again. It's VERY clean, I think that's their top priority. The owner and his wife are extremely nice and try to meet your every need. I would recommend this campground to anyone (and I'm pretty picky!) Way to go Bastrop River RV Park, that's what we're talking about!!! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was a very clean park. Perfectly maintained. Nice river frontage property. Easy access to the highway. Yes, it has the cleanest restrooms you will ever find. My only complaint is that the owners have an 8 year old kid that rides around on a golf cart, telling people what they can do and not do. The park allows pets on a leash, and my pet was on a leash, and he drives up and starts hassling me about my little dog telling me that I must keep her on a leash, and pick up her poop. Well, first of all, my little quiet dog was a a leash, secondly we always pick up her poop. My point here is that although he is obviously a respectable and responsible 8 year old ... no adult wants to be told or should be told by an 8 year old what to do and not to do, especially that we are not doing anything wrong to begin with. It just rubbed me the wrong way. It was the owners kid, and he appears to be a good kid, but he definitely knows his daddy owns the place. Good park otherwise. Not sure what happens if you just ignore him. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park entry is tricky but quite useable. Study the instructions carefully. Park is clean with some road noise from adjacent Highway. Pull throughs are actually two units long so if one unit is in place then the second unit on the site must back in. WiFi is very good at cost of $2. 50/day ($7. 50/wk), free cable TV with 50 plus channels, and hookups were first class. I downgrade this park slightly because of road noise and no true pull throughs. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice, wide, cement pull-throughs. Very clean and located on Colorado River. Friendly owners, cleanest restrooms I've ever seen. Walking distance from several restaurants. They are in process of putting in a pool. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is a brand new park it was just opened when we were there in Oct 2002. This park had the cleanest and nicest Restroom/showers ever....Instant phone hook-up and cable all for $25. Once the shrubs and trees grow it will be really great. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Easy access, paved roads, close to shopping, golf courses, and fishing in Colorado River. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A nice Texas State Park. Has long asphalt pull through sites. Each site has a picnic table, fire ring, and lantern poll. The hookups were in good condition. The park has a lake, swimming pool, hiking/biking trails, and a golf course. The only problem is that some trees need to be cut back around the sites as the limbs were brushing against the fifth wheel on the loops. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

One of the better state parks. Built by CCC, has golf course, small lake full of fish, miles of hiking and biking trails, swimming pool and large dining hall. In the Lost Pines area of Texas. Stayed a week there and will be back. Sites very easy to pull through even with big 34' rig and saw several of the big 40' Class A's. Staff very friendly and they are always cleaning around the place. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.