Places to Stay in Bastrop County, Texas

Whether you are here for a wedding at the resort, a weekend of fishing, or a quiet cabin under the Lost Pines, Bastrop County, Texas knows how to put up a guest. You can go full-service luxury or roll out a sleeping bag by the lake, and everything in between sits a short drive from Austin.

Here is our guide to where to stay across Bastrop County, from riverfront resorts to state-park cabins, cozy bed-and-breakfasts, and RV parks.

Resorts and hotels

The Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort and Spa sits right on the Colorado River in Cedar Creek, with a golf course, a lazy river, and plenty of room to spread out, a longtime favorite for weddings and family getaways. Bastrop also has familiar, comfortable hotels when you just need a good night’s sleep near town.

Cabins, camping, and the great outdoors

Bastrop State Park rents historic cabins built by the Civilian Conservation Corps, tucked right into the Lost Pines, and Lake Bastrop’s LCRA parks offer lakeside cabins, RV hookups, and tent sites. It is hard to beat waking up to pines and water.

Bed-and-breakfasts and local stays

For something with more character, the county’s bed-and-breakfasts and vacation rentals put you steps from historic downtown Bastrop and Smithville. Browse everything under Places to Stay.

Explore by town

Every town in Bastrop County, Texas has its own personality. Pick one and we will show you around:

Bastrop County Places to Stay FAQs

Where can I stay in Bastrop County?

Options range from the Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort to Bastrop State Park cabins, Lake Bastrop lakeside cabins and camping, plus hotels, bed-and-breakfasts, and RV parks.

Is there a resort in Bastrop?

Yes. The Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort and Spa in Cedar Creek sits on the Colorado River with golf, a spa, and a lazy river.

Can you camp in Bastrop County?

Yes. Bastrop State Park and Lake Bastrop’s LCRA parks offer cabins, RV sites, and tent camping in the Lost Pines.