Fort Mason City RV Park

Fort Mason City RV Park is located in Mason, Texas, which is situated almost directly in the center of the state. This area is very rural and is comprised mostly of flat grassland and prairie areas, dotted with trees and occasional scrub brush. The nearest larger town is Fredericksburg, at almost 45 miles to the southeast. The nearest large city is Austin, at about 75 miles to the east.This is a small campground that offers spaces with full-hookups, some pull-thru sites, and electric hookups only. Bathrooms, showers, and a laundry facility are also available, and WiFi is provided for guests. Many of the campsites are also shaded. There is a golf course found adjacent to the camp, so you'll have easy access to that locale, as well. The park can also accommodate both short and long-term reservations.With a stay at this family-friendly campground in central Texas, you should have no trouble finding any services you may be seeking. There are a number of small grocery stores and gas stations that dot the main route through town. You can refill any supplies you may be needing at these locales. There are also several locally-owned restaurants. Some of these specialize in a favorite food in this area, BBQ! Camping with an RV in this part of the state makes for a great, central base camp to explore all around the nearby region.

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The Great Outdoors

Motorhome camping at Fort Mason City RV Park will make it easy for you to enjoy many different outdoor activities. Tours of the area are available from local vendors. These include guided kayak and river tours and ATV activities. Some also highlight local geological features. These include canyons that the river traverses and famous local rock formations. This is also a great way to learn about and spot local wildlife.The campground is located on the grounds of the Fort Mason City Park. Here you will find walking and biking paths, open green spaces to play field games, and playground equipment for children. There is a nature trail complete with educational information on placards describing the various animals and plants that make their home here. Some community events are also held here throughout the year.The Eckert James River Bat Cave Preserve is also found near the town. A drive on a dirt road with livestock roaming free is just the start of this adventure! Staff offer an educational presentation on the bat species and then guide you to the cave where you can watch the bats emerge in the evenings. This attraction can only be enjoyed during the warmer months as bats hibernate in the winter.

Exploring the Area

Book an RV in Mason County, and you will find yourself surrounded by fun things to do and see around the local area. There are several historical sites found near the town. The Mason Square Museum details the history of the local region. The Seaquist House is a large, historic mansion that is in the process of being restored. Guided tours are available of the home, and historical artifacts are on display here. Fort Mason is found nearby. It was once a Civil War fort, and it is now open for touring. RV camping at this campground puts these and other unique destinations easily within your reach.There are other unique places to visit in the local area. At Baringer Hill Minerals, you can become your own gem prospector. Staff will assist you in learning how to search for your own rocks, minerals, and other tidbits buried in the stones. You will need to make reservations in advance as the tours are guided. A similar locale is the Bar M Ranch. Here, blue topaz is commonly found.There are several museums available in Fredericksburg. The Pioneer Museum details what the lives of some of the first Europeans to settle in this area would have been like. The Admiral Nimitz State Historic Site details the war in the Pacific during World War II. The life and family of this famous war hero are highlighted, as well. The National Museum of the Pacific War also showcases information on that time in history.As you've been looking for a fun place to vacation, where you will never lack for things to do, consider a campsite at Fort Mason City RV Park. Go kayaking on a local river, learn about the area from a nearby museum or try your hand at mining for gems. Check out a campervan rental in this part of the country and enjoy exploring central Texas!

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