Caleb W.
6/17/2025
Inexpensive beautiful camp with a nice lake. Fishing boating swimming they have it all. Very clean affordable sites. Excellent and helpful staff. Quite calm atmosphere fun for kids couples and/or...
Inks Lake State Park
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3630 Park Road 4 W
Burnet, TX 78611
Inks Lake State Park, nestled in Burnet, TX, offers a serene escape for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. This park boasts a constant lake level, making it a year-round destination for a variety of activities both on land and in the water.
Visitors can hike through nine miles of trails encompassing shady forests and rocky hills, perfect for observing the abundant wildlife and wildflowers. For water enthusiasts, the park provides opportunities for swimming, boating, water skiing, scuba diving, and fishing for sunfish, catfish, and bass in the crystal-clear waters.
Additionally, guests can choose to camp at one of nearly 200 campsites or 22 cabins, many of which offer breathtaking lakeside views. The park also features amenities like fishing piers, fish cleaning stations, and a park store where visitors can rent paddle boats, canoes, kayaks, and more for a day of fun on the water.
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4.5175 reviews
Jeff U.
8/3/2024
Really love this park I been coming here camping, fishing, boating and swimming for over 45 years with my grandparents and parents. Now I'm bringing my kids here for all the same. My wife and...
Kalia A.
5/21/2025
This is hands down now one of my top 3 state parks! It has water hole for swimming, a lake, river, PLENTY of sites with bathrooms, and many hiking trails. Most importantly it is well kept and just...
David P.
6/22/2024
Southern Loop Trail (which combines Pecan Flats, Woodlands, and the Lake Trail) is quite overgrown. Wear pants or else your legs will collect stingers and or have allergic reactions like me....
Maria W.
4/20/2024
I've always heard good things about this state park, but never fully knew what the hype was about. Back when I used to live in Austin and freely had access to TX Hill Country since it was less...
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