A Place to Call Home RV Park: Bastrop’s new hub for travelers

A Place to Call Home RV Park opened in the Bastrop area, offering travelers and long-term residents a place to park—and put down temporary roots.

What we know

The business, which opened in early January about four miles from downtown Bastrop, has a variety of features and amenities, including:

• 50- to 80-foot sites
• 30-, 50- and 110-amp hookups
• A restroom, shower and laundry facility
• Complimentary Wi-Fi
• Gas grills
• A stocked catch-and-release pond for fishing
• Basketball hoops
• A large pavilion with a fire pit
• A dog park

“If you’re a dedicated RV’er or are just looking for a relaxing getaway, our RV park is designed to offer comfort, convenience and fun for all,” the owners said in a news release.

Short-term and long-term stays—priced at $35 per night, $225 per week and $750 per month—can be booked online.

What residents should know

There are several other nearby RV parks in the Bastrop-area, including:

• Basin RV Resort, 98 Hwy. 71 W., Bastrop
• Bastrop RV Park, 689 Hwy. 71 W., Bastrop
• The Hill RV Park, 2801 Loop 150, Bastrop
• The Pines at Bastrop RV Park, 472 Hwy. 21, Bastrop
• Prickly Pear RV Park, 135 3 Oaks Lane, Bastrop

The outlook

The team at A Place to Call Home RV Park plans to add a pickleball court to the list of features and amenities.

• Opened Jan. 1
• 333 B J Mayes Road, Bastrop
• www.aplacetocallhomervpark.com