Boone RV Park

The Great Outdoors

There’s nothing like spending the day on a beautiful lake, basking in the sun, or going for a relaxing swim. If this sounds like part of a perfect day for you, then take your Lampasas RV rental to Inks Lake State Park. Many other fun adventures await, both on water and on land. You can go fishing, scuba diving, or boating, and you can rent kayaks, paddleboats, and canoes. When on land, you can play volleyball, have a picnic, or go on a hike – there are miles of trails in the park that allow you to observe very diverse wildlife. This is the perfect place for a day trip, but if you wish to spend the night and explore the park even further, then you can rent a campsite or spend the night in one of the cabins.Take your motorhome on the road, and in less than an hour, you will be in the exquisite Colorado Bend State Park. Even the pickiest of nature lovers will find something they enjoy as this natural gem hides a great number of things to see and experience. You can go for a swim in one of the pools fed by Spicewood Springs, or in the Colorado River. If you decide to hike, don’t miss out on the trail that leads to the breathtaking, 70-foot-high Gorman Falls. For those looking for something more challenging, try going into the caves with a guide. It is taxing, but it will also be worth it once you make your way to the magnificent chambers underground.If you're willing to spend a few extra hours on the road, aim for Sam Houston National Forest; you won't regret it. There is no shortage of things to do here. You can hike on the long Lone Star Hiking Trail that stretches through the forest or go biking on the miles of trails. You can also go fishing and have fun with other water activities like boating, swimming, and sailing. And if you are lucky, you may just see a bald eagle soaring overhead.

Exploring the Area

If you’d like to get to know more about Texas and its rich history, then make sure to visit the Bullock Texas State History Museum in Austin. Discover the beauty of Texas with the help of hundreds of artifacts, from clothing to books to currency and interesting exhibitions, which are always updated to provide more insight into the past. To further that, the museum also collects stories of people, places, and objects through the Texas Story Project. There is a café on-site where you can grab a bite to eat before continuing on with your exploration of the past.Home to over 2,000 animals, the Dallas Zoo is guaranteed to be fun for the whole family. You will have the chance to feed the giraffes, spend time with some friendly birds in the interactive aviary, or go to the Wild Encounters stage to meet many other types of animals. There are also themed rides such as the T-Rex Express Mini-Train and the Endangered Species Carousel. Once you get tired, there are plenty of places where you can sit and have something to eat, many of which are conveniently located, allowing you to see animals while you rest.From different thrill rides and roller coasters to swimming with animals and live shows – SeaWorld San Antonio has it all. The rides here have different levels of thrill, from the kid-friendly Rio Loco to the high thrill Steel Eel Roller Coaster. You will also be able to see an array of aquatic animals here. Go on different live shows and tours where you can feed stingrays, watch otters and sea lions play, admire and learn more about orcas, or go and meet beluga whales and penguins. There’s no need to worry about food; there are restaurants right in the park.Camping at Boone RV Park puts you in the perfect position to truly experience everything that central Texas has to offer.