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Halloween is just around the corner, and while you may have already planned your costume and have the bowl of candy prepared, you can’t forget one of the most exciting parts – decorations! Whether you’re living the RV life or will be camping over the holiday, we have some great ideas for ways to make your space “spooktacular”. Lights A tried and true decoration that works for all situations is lighting! There are lights that plug into an outlet, battery-operated and solar-powered, so regardless of your situation, this is one decoration that will work no matter what. String them along the roof or windows or have them line the path to your door for an eerie glow. Hanging Decorations From cobwebs and spiders to creepy skeletons and ghosts, there are lots of hanging options to frighten passersby. You can even transform your door with a spooky door cover. Whether pre-made or handmade, visitors will be convinced they’re taking a step into a haunted house. Pumpkins Halloween wouldn’t be Halloween without a few glowing Jack-o-lanterns. You can go for a creepy skeleton or a goofy grin! But if carving a pumpkin isn’t your thing, you can try your hand at painting for an equally fantastic look. We hope these ideas help you in creating a truly spooky space this Halloween! Make Austin RV Park North your home base to explore what the area has to offer! Our website, https://www.austinrvpark.com/ , has all the information you need to plan your visit, but you can always reach us at (512) 244-0610.

One of the best things about summer is spending time outdoors and soaking up some sun. However, too much fun in the sun can be harmful to your skin, and the Texas heat is no joke. While the Texas skies make for some beautiful sunsets and stargazing, it also means less shade and more blazing sun during the day. Here are a few tips to make sure you stay protected because nothing ruins a great trip like a horrible sunburn! During your stay, make sure you’ve packed plenty of sunscreen with a minimum 30 SPF and that you reapply throughout the day. Technically, sunscreen is not waterproof and can easily wash off after too much time in the water or extensive sweating. And don’t let those clouds deceive you! Many people forgo their sunscreen just because it’s a little overcast, which can be just as dangerous. To be safe, apply sunscreen any time you will be outdoors. Despite the sunscreen, some people naturally burn more than others. When this happens, aloe vera is a great treatment to help soothe the burn. The natural cooling effect will ease the pain while also assisting in the healing process so you can get back outside quicker. For easier application, look for a spray on version rather than a lotion. The sun isn’t the only thing that can come for your skin during these Texas summers. We also bring plenty of bugs and pests such as mosquitos, chiggers, gnats, and ticks. Be sure to apply bug spray after applying your sunscreen to help keep the pesky critters away. During the cooler nights, it is also a good idea to wear long sleeves or pants to help protect your skin while you sleep, especially if you’re outside in a tent. Make Austin RV Park North your home base to explore what the area has to offer! Our website, http://www.austinrvpark.com/ , has all the information you need to plan your visit, but you can always reach us at (512) 244-0610.

All children deserve a space that lets them learn and explore through play, but many parks and playgrounds are inaccessible to children with autism and disabilities. That’s why the City of Round Rock designed the Play for All Abilities Park. When you visit Austin RV Park North, this incredible park is just down the road. No matter your child’s level of ability, they’ll have a wonderful time! With over 51,000 square feet, the park is packed full of fun. It’s now more than double the original size and features different “pods” of activities. Each pod supports learning and development in a different way. Kids can explore creativity, motor skills, and peer interaction. They can problem solve and develop social skills and cooperation. With unique play areas specifically designed to be accessible, autistic and disabled kids can experience a level of play they have not been able to before. Don’t miss the all-abilities treehouse and specially designed swings. There’s even a picnic area for taking a break between activities. This is a fantastic resource and destination for kids of all abilities to interact and enjoy themselves. The park is open daily from 6:00 a.m. to midnight. You can learn more about the park on their website here . Make Austin RV Park North your home base to explore what the area has to offer! Our website, https://www.austinrvpark.com/ , has all the information you need to plan your visit, but you can always reach us at (512) 244-0610.

The Sunset Movie Series in Georgetown brings family-friendly entertainment to the big screen when the sun goes down. This free summer series takes place on the San Gabriel Park Soccer Fields beginning at sunset, around 8:00 to 8:30 p.m. All movies are PG, and both kids and parents will have a great time under the stars. This summer’s schedule is: Friday, June 14th Mary Poppins Returns Friday, July 19th The Incredibles 2 Friday, August 16th How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World Bring a picnic dinner (no glass please) or grab some free popcorn provided by the event’s sponsors. Blankets and chairs are welcome! Friendly dogs on leashes are also welcome to the event. Come out early and enjoy the beautiful park! Weather cancellations will be announced just after 2:00 p.m. For more information, or to see if a movie has been cancelled, visit the website here . Make Austin RV Park North your home base to explore what the area has to offer! Our website, https://www.austinrvpark.com/ , has all the information you need to plan your visit, but you can always reach us at (512) 244-0610.

Looking to combine a little culture with your outdoor time? Look no further than The Liberty Hill International Sculpture Park! This park features twenty-seven limestone sculptures laid out in a beautiful park atmosphere. You’ll want to wander and explore the different creations of international artists from six countries. A local artist started the park in 1976 with a call for international artists. Twenty-five of them temporarily moved to the area to participate in the experiment. Each artist sculpted limestone in their unique style. The result is a unique garden of stone figures of all shapes and sizes. Access to the park is free and available at two locations: Liberty Hill Intermediate School and the Lions Foundation Park. For more information on the sculptures and artists, visit the park’s website here . Make Austin RV Park North your home base to explore what the area has to offer! Our website, https://www.austinrvpark.com/ , has all the information you need to plan your visit, but you can always reach us at (512) 244-0610.

With spring in full swing, it’s the perfect time to get some fresh air and enjoy nature. When you stay with us at Austin RV North, outdoor adventure is just moments away. Just up the road a bit in Georgetown, you’ll find one of the area’s most beautiful and unique attractions. Blue Hole Park features a large lagoon surrounded by limestone bluffs. In the heat of the day, you’ll enjoy cooling off in the beautiful, clear water. Hikers will enjoy the variety of trails that weave through the park and provide beautiful views of the lagoon and cliffs. You’re also able to fish in the lagoon at your leisure, just be sure to review the rules posted on the park’s website. After an active day at the park, make sure to cap off your visit with a meal at one of the picnic areas with family and friends. The park opens up at 5 AM and stays open until 10 PM. The entrance is located at W. Second Street and Rock Street. Parking isn’t a hassle as it is free, simply go to the corner of 3rd Street and Rock Street and park either in the parking lot or the nearby parking garage. Additional information can be found at the park’s website here . Rio Bonito Cabin & RV Park is your gateway to the Hill Country! Our website http://www.rbcabinresort.com/ has all the information you need to plan your visit. You can always reach us at 512-922-1383 or via online form at http://www.rbcabinresort.com/contact/ .

Want to get in on some heart-pumping adventure when you visit the Austin area? Check out Lake Travis Zipline Adventures. You’ll get to see the lake from a completely different perspective as you fly overhead. Marvel at the canyons and lakes on one of five ziplines. Texas knows how to entertain its guests, and with three of the longest and fastest ziplines to choose from, you’re sure to have a fantastic time. At Lake Travis Zipline Adventures, you’ll find your perfect zipline to enjoy whether it’s your first experience or hundredth! Your admission ticket includes transportation, water, and snacks during the tour. There’s also plenty to do once the zipline is complete. You can laze on the private beach or dive into the lake and enjoy the day with your family. General admission is $125 plus tax, which includes all the equipment, transport, and beach access. A reservation is required beforehand. For all the information you need, go to their website here . Make Austin RV Park North your home base to explore what the area has to offer! Our website, https://www.austinrvpark.com/ , has all the information you need to plan your visit, but you can always reach us at (512) 244-0610.

The beauty of Austin RV Park North is how close it is to the best of the Hill Country. With so many fun activities and events to experience during your stay, you’ll have plenty to do for every member of the family. One our favorite events is celebrating its 20 th Anniversary this year. The Red Poppy Festival brings music and fun to Georgetown, and this year promises to be even more fun! The weekend-long festival hosts many different musical talents. Acts featured include Garrett Ford, Tough on Fridays, Marcy Grace Band, and so many more. You’ll want to bring a few lawn chairs so you can get comfy. Make sure to check out the Car Show, featuring all kinds of classics, and the Red Poppy Parade to really get into the fun vibe! You’ll find plenty of food at the festival for all tastes to enjoy. The Poppy Festival takes place April 26 th -April 28 th . All events are free to the public. For more information and the detailed schedule, visit their official website here . Make Austin RV Park North your home base to explore what the area has to offer! Our website, https://www.austinrvpark.com/ , has all the information you need to plan your visit, but you can always reach us at (512) 244-0610.

There’s always something new to learn, even when you are relaxing at Austin RV Park North. You can have a fun afternoon learning about all kinds of topics at the Texas Memorial Museum. Their exhibits will provide you an experience that is fun and educational for the entire family. The museum’s exhibits explore a vast array of topics. One of our favorites focuses on Texas’ own wildlife. The Hall of Texas Wildlife gives you an inside look at the various animals that make Texas their home. You’ll discover everything from the fresh water fish that inhabit rivers and lakes to the nocturnal animals that walk the night. It’s a great companion to the Hall of Geology and Paleontology. This exhibit takes you back to the past. Dinosaur fossils line the hall. You’ll also spot the smaller fossils of various ancestors of modern-day animals. There are even meteorites on display, which allow you to compare Earth’s geology with that of outer space. Price of admission ranges from $7 for adults to $5 for children. College students with a valid id can enter at a discounted rate of $4. You can get more information on exhibits and events from their website here . Make Austin RV Park North your home base to explore what the area has to offer! Our website, https://www.austinrvpark.com/ , has all the information you need to plan your visit, but you can always reach us at (512) 244-0610.