With its sparkling blue water, colorful rock outcrops, and striking sunsets, this gem of the Hill Country is just an hour northwest of Austin.

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Camping in the woods, just 1 hour from downtown Houston! You bring your food and gear (ask about borrowing) and let’s hang out in the park!

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Let’s go camping at The Renaissance Festival!! You may not have even noticed it, but there is property alongside the Ren Fest in walking distance where you can camp out for the weekend! I have been doing this for a few years now and it is really fun.

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Let’s go camping at The Renaissance Festival!! You may not have even noticed it, but there is property alongside the Ren Fest in walking distance where you can camp out for the weekend! I have been doing this for a few years now and it is really fun.

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It’s finally camping weather – yay!!!  Time to hike the beautiful Pedernales Falls State Park just 30 miles west of Austin. They have a variety of hiking trails to explore the falls and canyons.

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Camping, Hiking, Float the River, SUP. Spend the weekend on the Frio! The cold river. Yes, we’re camping but plan to be in the water the majority of the time. There are some good hikes, but you’ll want to start them early in the morning.

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Wyoming’s 80-mile-long Wind River Range forms part of the Continental Divide. This remote Wilderness Area contains seven of the ten largest remaining glaciers in the continental U.S. and encompasses more than 10,000 lakes. The highest peak in the range is Gannet Peak at 13,804 feet.

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Dallas is drier than Houston and since we’re camping right on the lake, I’m hoping for some wind! We’ve never camped at this park before but I’ve had my eye on it for awhile.

It looks like there might be a fireworks show at the lake (probably not from the state park). I’ll look into this more.

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