Stayed here for 5 nights on a recent vacation. The RV park is very nice and seems to be well cared…read morefor. There were some things that needed to be fixed but it looked like they were in progress and after meeting one of the maintenance guys i'm sure he's on it. The only reason we're giving this a 4-star and not a 5 is because of a noise issue. Pretty much everything was fine but right after we checked in and got setup, construction workers pulled into the next space with their trailer and a couple work trucks. One was a typical work truck and the other was a larger truck with what looked like a crane/bucket on top. The guys themselves were not a problem but they'd leave very early in the morning and it was annoying to get woken up to the sound of diesel trucks firing up at 6am and idling for 15-20 minutes 20 feet from my bed. I guess contractors/construction workers staying there is a pretty regular thing. There is "overflow" parking over near the office and I think it would be nice if Hope Hill required work trucks to park over there out of courtesy for the other guests. I work hard and get up early every day. The last thing i want to do on my vacation is get woken up even earlier by loud trucks. Overall it was a good experience. If we ever find ourselves in that neck of the woods I'd stay here again. Maybe they'll have designated contractor/work truck parking by then

This place is a country GEM!…read more They take pride in offering fast WiFi and I can see why--it was incredible! We streamed Netflix on our Roku, did a zoom call on my laptop, scrolled through Instagram on my best. Seriously, it never skipped a beat. The grounds are so peaceful and beautiful. We enjoyed evening walks in the field and quiet sunsets. It's a great little park and was perfect for our weekend getaway. We'll be back!

Great experience. There are lots of people that have lived here for years and I can see why. Very…read morequiet and friendly. Wifi is hit or miss but that's usually to be expected at RV parks. Only two washers and driers on site but that hasn't seemed to be an issue so far - but they do take quarters so make sure you have a roll for the $2/per cycles. As soon as I arrived a helpful attendant helped back me in just where I needed to be. Check in was easy and friendly. This is what I was looking for.

Best case scenario RV park! The owner, Loi, does a lot of the management himself, and his care…read moreshows. Both he, and manager Donovan, were the perfect blend of highly responsive, and easy going. The park is clean, aesthetically pleasing, and the neighbors are awesome. It's both a dog friendly, and tiny home friendly place. There is a neighborhood market store just around the corner, that makes picking up essentials super convenient. Internet was a little tricky, but the other utilities worked great. As a single woman, I felt safe the whole time, and if I were to ever move back to Austin, Evergreen RV park would be my first choice!

I needed a place to stay that was close to Austin and Bastrop. Hwy 71 RV park fit the bill with…read moreits new section in the back. These were full 50 amp hookups with a cover to protect your rv from the elements. The cover was awesome keeping my RV cooler in the sun and out of the rain. They had a heated pool, work out room, dog park, laundry room as well as showers and restrooms located in tow different areas of the park. It was a great place to stay for a couple weeks

Affordable park with nice amenities! Sites were level with space. We stayed in 51 (right in front…read moreof the pool, $50 a day) and the sites were medium sized, grass was well maintained. Shower houses were updated and clean. The pool was awesome! No frills but none needed - big enough for a few families to spread out and not be splashed. The grounds were really nice. This park has mostly long-term residents when we stayed (June 2020) and we loved walking around to see all the setups. Quiet, no noisy neighbors. Really big playground for kids. Catch & release pond is beautiful & very well maintained!! Clean, clear water with fish and turtles to watch. (The sites for $30 a day are mostly long term spots but they are tightly packed and all gravel. Just a heads up!) We'd love to come back. Site 81 had a beautiful view of the lake and looked unoccupied;)

I went here with my dad for a trip to Austin. It was a cool hotel. It was done up in some areas and…read morevery outdated others which made it a cool place. The staff was really cool. They were helpful. We never made it to the breakfast because it was kind of early, but I'm sure it was delicious. The rooms are OK, they are clean and housekeeping is always around. Overall, not a bad place to stay, I would stay here again.

DISABLED BEWARE!!! ADA Accessible room was reserved one month ahead. I was clear about needing a…read moreground floor unit. Arriving the unfriendly desk agent callously said it was taken and did not investigate who dropped the ball. Unit was so far away from cafeteria that I could not utilize the "free" breakfast without severe pain. Sheets or blanket was synthetic and caused night sweats. Alarm clock was completely wrong time. Otherwise renovations are an improvement. HEAVY CONSTRUCTION ONSITE so happy to have had a unit not facing the highway. Truckers and other drunks burping in the hallways, classy. Room was sufficient. Needed a grab bar to step out of shower, slipped but luckily did not fall. Attorney is interested in other disability discrimination cases here, please DM. DISABLED BEWARE!!!

We were visiting Austin for the solar eclipse the weekend of Apr 8 and had the incredible pleasure…read moreof staying at Laughing Pines. I truly cannot say enough wonderful things about this place! The property is absolutely AMAZING and the cabins are above and beyond in every way possible. Each cabin is unique, but each has its own kitchen, refrigerator, stove, microwave, coffeemaker, outdoor relaxation area, and all are within a 3-minute stroll of each other and the main residence. We stayed at the cabin called "The Barn" and could not possibly have asked for anything more. In addition, we walked the property visiting the beautiful gardens with event areas and gathering spaces. If you are looking for a quiet getaway or a place to host your wedding, reception, graduation party or just about any event where you want to be one with nature in a magnificent setting, Laughing Pines needs to be on your list. It is beyond exceptional! Thank you to Sandi and Stephen for your wonderful hosting and stunning property. We most certainly will be back!!

Absolutely love this place. The perfect getaway without having to go very far from Houston or…read moreAustin. The owners take perfect care of any needs you may have and are extremely friendly. Enjoy the peace and tranquility! Will definitely recommend to anyone!

What a lovely place! We stumbled upon it driving back from the coast, needed a place to lay our…read moreheads for a few hours. Turned out it was so pleasant we decided to stay the night. Mary accommodated us without a problem, so nice. The crew at the pool coming in were very friendly as to even call her for us! Grounds are beautiful, spots are level, and our view is stunning. Slip 17, we will return!

This little hidden gem is quite the find!…read more It's quiet, it's very clean and well cared for. If your looking for a nice country RV park, look no further. Facilities: 9 Nice pool, nice rec center with tv and pool table and showers. Everything is kept super clean! Over-all appeal : 9 It's in the country and gorgeous trees cover the park. The operator met us as we drove in and is just the nicest person around. Ross's is surrounded by beautiful country with deer, longhorns, a couple tanks "ponds" and is amazing to just relax in. RV sites: 9 Packed gravel pull through sites, mostly tree covered and not to close to your neighbor! This park does have long term RV'ers and the folks we ran into your very nice!

I recently stayed at Lone Star Court in the Domain for a weekend Beef Retreat, and it was a really…read morememorable experience. This boutique hotel delivers a resort-inspired experience with an upscale twist and is known for its vintage charm with modern amenities. I arrived on Friday night and check-in was efficient, I had to provide my credit card for incidentals. I was given a choice of beer or bottled water upon check-in. The host directed me to my room location. There were several parking lots on the property and I was able to park close to the building with my room which was convenient. The provided a parking permit for complementary parking. The rooms offer a seamless blend of modern comfort and relaxed luxury and well-designed with a very open floor plan with a farmhouse door separating the restroom from the bedroom area. I was on the third floor. Each room had rocking chairs out front for a relaxing vibe. I especially appreciated how easy it was to step right outside and be in a communal space. it made connecting with others throughout the weekend effortless. One of the highlights was the courtyard area. Whether it was live music, lounging by the pool, or just gathering around in the evenings, the atmosphere felt lively without being overwhelming. It struck a nice balance between fun and laid-back. They had many communal areas set up with fire pits and a nice outdoor communal bar area where we held our silent disco. They also had a great event space where they hosted our group. The Water Trough bar and restaurant provided a breakfast and dinner dining experience. They also had an indoor bar area with live music for entertainment. Only issue was they did run out of food at dinner. The location in the Domain is also a positive. There are plenty of restaurants, bars, and shops within walking distance, so there was always something to do between retreat activities. If I had to point out a downside, it would be that the social atmosphere can get a bit noisy at times, especially if you're looking for a quiet stay. But for a group event or weekend getaway, it actually adds to the charm. We contributed to the noise with our outdoor kareoke set-up. Overall, Lone Star Court is a great choice if you're looking for something comfortable, stylish, and built for connection. Perfect for group retreats or anyone wanting a more lively, communal hotel experience.

This is one of the cutest boutique hotels I have been to in a long time. Lone Star Court is located…read morein the domain directly across from shopping, dining, and entertainment. The property reminds me of something that you would see in a movie somewhere in the southwest where people are just trying to hide out and not be found. It has such a cute rustic feel, with a lot of Texas flair. From the minute you arrive, you are given great service, greeted with amazing sense of essential oil, oils and leather with their signature fragrance in the form of a candle or room spray. For just $30 we were able to check in early at 1 o'clock instead of three which was great since I drove in town and had a lunch reservation, this gave us time to get unpacked and rest for a minute before heading over to the restaurant. They have lots of options in the mini bar, whether you are wanting an adult drink or just something cold and fizzy. When we arrived, they did give us a complementary bottle of water as well as a cold beer that I sat out on our little porch and enjoyed as the rain started to come down. I love all of the detail put into these rooms, it is such an amazing property, but I'll be honest there were way more kids than I expected, but it was Easter weekend so I guess a lot of families were traveling. I really wanted to get into the pool, but it was massively crowded. They have an outdoor bar as well as a café on the property that has live music and an enormous fireplace and plenty of big screen TVs to watch sports. Every evening they light up the fire pits and if you want to make s'mores, you can purchase a s'mores kit for just $10. They do not allow smoking in the rooms but allow you to smoke on the little patio outside your door. This has definitely become one of my favorite places to stay in Austin, which is difficult because there are so many amazing places in Austin, but Lone Star has definitely stepped into my top five. The young man that checked us in was great and he comped our valet parking! Truly phenomenal service. I'm looking forward to coming back!

Great park! They range between 650 and 750 depending on your amp and all utilities included. That's…read morea great bang for your buck! The people who own and run the park are also super nice and will work with you on your needs! Only thing I'll warn is be weary of using there dryers. The dryer has ruined about 4 fluffy blankets and an expensive comforter of mine. Other than that, I recommend this park for short and long term stays!

May want to pass on this noisy park on very busy highway. And def pass if you have kids or pets-too…read moredangerous! Check out the much more quiet places below. Typical boomer investment ran by their millennial kids who raise prices & slap on the name 'resort'. 2 much better options in the same area: https://basinrvresort.com/basin-rv-resort-bastrop-tx or greatescapesrvresorts.com Happy Travels!