Whether you’re exploring the local area or hanging out at the campground, KOA Holidays are an ideal place to relax and play. There’s plenty to do, with amenities and services to make your stay memorable. Plus, you’ll enjoy the outdoor experience with upgraded RV Sites with KOA Patio® and Deluxe Cabins with full baths for camping in comfort. Bring your family, bring your friends, or bring the whole group – there’s plenty of ways to stay and explore.
Whether you’re exploring the local area or hanging out at the campground, KOA Holidays are an ideal place to relax and play. There’s plenty to do, with amenities and services to make your stay memorable. Plus, you’ll enjoy the outdoor experience with upgraded RV Sites with KOA Patio® and Deluxe Cabins with full baths for camping in comfort. Bring your family, bring your friends, or bring the whole group – there’s plenty of ways to stay and explore.
From IH-35 (Southbound): Exit 240 and follow signs for US-183 South. Turn east/left on FM 969 (Martin Luther King) 4.3 miles (go past Blue Bluff Rd) turn north/left on FM 973. In 1.3 miles turn west/left on Decker Lake Rd. At the stop sign (1.2 mi) turn south/left on Blue Bluff Rd.
From IH-35 (Northbound): Exit 231 for TX-71/290 toward Bastrop. Take exit for FM 973. Turn North/left on FM 973. Cross FM 969 and in 1.3 miles turn west/left on Decker Lake Road. At the stop sign (1.2 mi) turn south/left on Blue Bluff Rd.
From Hwy 290: Turn South on Decker Ln., turn east/left on Decker Lake Rd., turn south/right on Blue Bluff Rd..
From Hwy 183 (Southbound): Turn east/left on FM 969 (Martin Luther King) 4.3 miles (pass Blue Bluff Rd) turn north/left on FM 973. In 1.3 miles turn west/left on Decker Lake Rd. At stop sign (1.2 mi) turn south/left on Blue Bluff Rd. NOTICE! Your GPS may direct you to turn east/left on Loyola, however it is closed due to construction on US-183. Use next exit for FM 969/MLK Blvd.
From Hwy 183 (Northbound): Turn east/right on FM 969 (Martin Luther King) 4.3 miles (pass Blue Bluff Rd) turn north/left on FM 973. In 1.3 miles turn west/left on Decker Lake Rd. At the stop sign turn south/left on Blue Bluff Rd.
From TX-130 Toll: Take Exit 444 toward FM 969 West (MKL Blvd. W). Turn north/right on FM 973; west/left on Decker Lake RD. At the stop sign turn south/left on Blue Bluff Rd.
GPS: N 30.277617, W -97.611735
Austinites love the great outdoors. From hiking and cycling to a day at the links — the Austin area has a wide variety of attractions and activities for every age. It is no wonder this state capital is considered one of the fittest cities in the nation. Plus, with over 300 days of sparkling sunshine coupled with an average temperature of 68 degrees, it is a cinch to stay active during your stay at Austin East KOA. Our friendly front desk staff is happy to help with more outdoor adventures and recreational ideas.
Unique Austin, Texas Recreation
While anglers can enjoy a variety of fish species at Walter E. Long Lake, golfers walk the greens of Lion's Municipal. Other great fishing spots in Austin include McKinney Falls State Park and Pedernales Falls State Park! Additionally, hiking near Austin never disappoints! No matter what your activity of choice, there is never a dull moment to be had in Austin!
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Ready to start your Austin, Texas adventure? Regardless of the recreational activities you and your family enjoy, make Austin East KOA Holiday your home base for your getaway and enjoy everything Austin has to offer. Book your stay today or give us a call.
Fishing is a great way to relax and enjoy the outdoors. Whether you are an avid angler or introducing the kids to the joys of fishing, there are plenty of fishing spots in and around the Austin area:
Hiking near Austin is a great way to enjoy the outdoors and get to know this great land's natural beauty. The area features many trails where you can hike, walk or jog. Some of the best trails are located right inside the city limits. The Hill Country also features state parks and preserves galore. If you're looking for spectacular views and invigorating climbs, some of our favorite hiking trails are Mount Bonnell, Blunn Creek Preserve and Barton Creek Greenbelt.
If you are traveling by two wheels, there are also tons of biking routes in Austin, TX for all levels of biking enthusiasts. Walter E. Long Metropolitan Park is the closest area to our campground. However, if you are looking to up your difficulty level, Goodwater Loop is a rigorous 28-mile dirt loop that offers a few stop-offs along the way for swimming. For some varied terrain, stop by Emma Long Metropolitan Park, which allows cyclists to journey off the beaten track. The Texas Hill Country Loop is another stunning option if you're looking for a longer trail with gorgeous views — this loop runs over 300 miles, beginning and ending in Austin.
Grab your clubs and tee off as you experience some of the best golfing in Austin, TX, during your stay at Austin East KOA. There are a variety of courses, both public and private, nestled among the rolling hills of Texas Hill Country. These links offer high-quality greens, clubhouses and fully stocked pro shops, all among some of the most gorgeous scenery in Austin. Whether you're a weekend amateur or you are planning an exciting golf retreat, our campground is the perfect home base for your golfing trip.
Several public golf courses are located nearby. Bluebonnet Hill Golf Club is only four miles away from our campground on Decker Lane. Lion's Municipal is a historic Austin golf course that has hosted some golfing greats during its long history. There are also plenty of golf clubs that welcome visitors who wish to pay the daily fee.
Hitting up the local swimming holes is one of the best ways to soak up the sun during a warm Texas day. If you're looking to enjoy the water in a more relaxing way, there are various natural swimming pools to lounge at within an hour of the campground! Pack your suits and make a day trip out of visiting some stunning geological wonders.
The Hamilton Pool features a 50-foot waterfall with nearby hiking and running trails to cool down in the shade. For an opportunity to swim directly in an artesian spring, take a trip to Jacob's Well. This spring is also surrounded by beautiful rock ledges and foliage.
If you're looking for something a little closer to the campground, spend an afternoon along the Barton Creek Greenbelt — a hidden gem just south of downtown Austin. The Greenbelt provides awesome rocky areas to explore as well as views of Twin Falls and Sculpture Falls. The Barton Springs Pool is a wonderful alternative to the greenbelt for a more relaxing activity. Take a dip in this natural 350-acre pool fed by cool springs underground.
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