Muleshoe Bend Recreation Area

Closed
yelp logo

(29)

Call
Website

Photos

2820 County Road 414
Spicewood, TX 78669
+1 (512) 473-3366
http://www.lcra.org
Mountain bike and hike to your heart’s delight at this 654-acre park that has 9.8 miles of trails. Take in the scenic lake views at the large, secluded campsites. Picnic tables and grills are available at the campsites.

Reviews

yelp logo
4.529 reviews
Photo of Johanna J.
Johanna J.
6/15/2020

Yesterday was our first visit and it was a treat! This is a beautiful vast park with lots to offer. We decided to spend the afternoon catching some sun and a little BBQ with our beloved pet. Folks...

Read more on Yelp
Photo of Karla D.
Karla D.
4/10/2025

This campground and recreation area in Hill Country is a lovely way to spend a few hours in nature. We were hoping to see the bluebonnets they're known for but alas, late blooming this year. That...

Read more on Yelp
Photo of Carrie M.
Carrie M.
5/9/2025

We came here to see the bluebonnets, and they were nice! They charge a very reasonable $5 admission fee per person. I do feel like this park isn't worth a visit when it's not bluebonnet season...

Read more on Yelp
Photo of Kim P.
Kim P.
4/12/2024

Very nice place to see the wild bluebonnets during spring bloom! Not a bad drive from Austin. Once there, as expected you'll drive through some unpaved roads to get to the water where most of the...

Read more on Yelp
Photo of Kelly Dues T.
Kelly Dues T.
5/11/2024

Our favorite camping spot in Texas so far. It's semi private. Lots of nature. Trails nearby. Noticed some mountain bikers going through. Lots of trees for shade and hammocks.

Read more on Yelp
Own this business?
See a problem?

You might also like

Shaffer Bend Recreation Area
Recreational program administration, government, Art gallery, Indoor parking services

Shaffer Bend Recreation Area

3
"We originally were going to camp at the adventure park down the street but, the park wanted to charge astronomical prices just to camp in a tent. So, we found this fantastic gem out in the middle..."
photo of Josiah G.
Art gallery, Indoor parking services

Enchanted Rock State Natural Area

Enchanted Rock State Natural Area is part of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, offering a variety of activities for outdoor enthusiasts, including hiking, camping, and wildlife observation. The park is known for its stunning natural landscapes and serves as a hub for educational programs and conservation efforts. Visitors can engage in diverse recreational activities such as fishing, hunting, and boating, with the support of resources like the Outdoor Annual app for trip planning. The area is committed to promoting outdoor adventures while ensuring the protection of Texas's rich wildlife and ecosystems. Generated from the website
Ice sports, Animal shows/circuses, Gambling and lottery services

LCRA

The Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for Texans through effective water stewardship, energy provision, and community service. Serving more than a million residents, LCRA is a key player in managing the state's water resources, ensuring reliable electric service, and offering recreational opportunities along the lower Colorado River. In addition to flood management and water conservation efforts, LCRA actively engages in community support through grant programs and environmental initiatives. The organization also provides real-time monitoring of river and lake conditions, helping to keep the public informed about local weather and water quality issues. Generated from the website
United States›Texas›Spicewood›Muleshoe Bend Recreation Area