RV rental Cedar Park, TX: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

About 40 miles west of Cedar Park, you’ll find Pace Bend Park. This gorgeous piece of Texas parkland boasts almost 10 miles of shoreline along Lake Travis. Here, visitors can jump off the limestone cliffs to swim in the blue waters of Lake Travis, go hiking along the lakeshore, and even go horseback riding. Another great day trip is McKinney Falls State Park. On the south side of Austin, McKinney Falls State Park is like a hidden gem. You can hike along the sandy and shale trails through the forest, up hillsides, and even though some geologic formations. Onion Creek cuts through the park and creates two sets of short and relatively slow waterfalls for visitors to enjoy. You can wade through the waters and feel the rush of the current move past you. After all that sun and swimming, you may be looking for something a little cooler and drier. It may not necessarily be dry, but you can beat the Texas heat by visiting Longhorn Cavern State Park. About an hour’s drive west of Cedar Park near Burnet, the carved out walls of soft limestone in Longhorn Cavern is what remains from an ancient, underground river. Now, you can walk along the ancient riverbed, or go spelunking down into the caves and caverns. Whether you go on the walking tour or do something a little more adventurous, you will be dazzled by the majestic formations and intricate workings of nature. When all is said and done, you can enjoy a nice picnic, above ground, on the park grounds.