Visit Bastrop
Many small Texas towns often face one of two destinies.
Here’s everything you better know for your trip to Bastrop, Texas.
You’ll also find riverfront shopping and dining at the latter.
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The historic theater building has been a fixture in Bastrop since the 1880s.
And be sure to stop in and check out the Painted Porch Bookshop’s unique selection and epic fireplace.
Monarch Art Gallery features several local artists like Marlene Outlaw.
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Local outfitters like Bastrop River Company offer hourly rentals or overnight excursions with camping.
Rising Phoenix Adventures is a second option that provides land and water activities.
Visitors can rent bikes, plan hiking and camping trips, or rent kayaks.
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Self-guided or guided paddle and hike tours are also available along the scenic Camino Real.
The vegan peanut butter chocolate cookie is a must, too.
The bakery also sells fresh loaves of bread daily.
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The restaurant attracts foodies and locavores from all over.
Store House’s courtyard, with ample fans for the summertime, is a favorite hangout for new residents.
It also features the only craft cocktail program in Bastrop.
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The rustic, dark, wooden space opens to a large patio with the old stillhouse on display.
For out-of-state visitors, it’s a short distance from the airport.
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