Attractions in Kingsland/Lake LBJ

Pack your bags, adventure seekers! Kingsland offers a variety of outdoor fun set against the backdrop of the beautiful Texas Hill Country and Lake LBJ. Mountain bike on the country’s only lift-run, year-round facility. Spend the day on breathtaking Lake LBJ or explore the grandeur of “The National Cave of Texas.” 

Inks Lake State Park 
A favorite local attraction, Inks Lake State Park is just right for a splashtastic good time. Along with a freshwater lake where you can swim, boat, fish, ski, paddleboard, and scuba dive. The park is also home to pristine hiking trails. Stake your tent at one of nearly 200 campsites or opt for an overnight cabin. 

3630 Park Road 4, West  
Burnet, TX 76611

The Slab 
A favorite spot for visitors and locals alike, “The Slab” is a sandy beach area on the Llano River located in the middle of Kingsland. With its shallow water and generous shore, this family friendly spot is perfect for sunbathing, picnicking, and wading in the water.  

FM 3404 
Kingsland, TX 78639 
(325) 388-6211

Kingsland Community Park  
Spend the day enjoying the water and the great outdoors at quaint and friendly Kingsland Community Park. Situated on Lake LBJ, the park offers a boat launch and three boat docks, picnic tables, restrooms, and a pavilion for community gatherings.  
 
155 Lions Park Rd
Kingsland, TX 78639 
(325) 388-6211 

Lake LBJ 
The cornerstone of Kingsland attractions, Lake LBJ is a Colorado River reservoir offering a wide variety of recreational amenities. Book a vacation rental for a relaxing stay on the water complete with boating, fishing, swimming, and majestic sunsets.  

Kingsland, TX 78639 
(325) 388-6211

Llano County Historical Museum
Explore numerous artifacts, photographs, and documents from the early days of Llano, Kingsland, and other surrounding communities. Operated by the Llano County Historical Society, the museum holds a trove of fascinating local history. 

310 Bessemer (Hwy 16) 
Llano, TX 78643 
(325) 247-3026 

Nightengale Archaeological Center
Located on the banks of Lake LBJ, Nightengale Archaeological Center is a perfect park for both recreation and exploration both on and off the water. Given the location’s natural history, this park provides educational opportunities for youth and adults. Contact LCRA Parks for more details regarding field trips or private excursions. Reservations only.

1010 Circle Dr.
Kingsland, TX 78639
512-473-3366

Antlers Inn 
Just a two-minute walk from Lake LBJ, the Antlers Inn is a Texas Historic Landmark Hotel on the National Register of Historic Places and draws from 120 years of Texas history. Select a room or a cabin and soak in the storied charm. Enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner across the street at Hooper’s Restaurant, used in the filming of the classic horror film, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.  
1001 King Court  
Kingsland, TX 78639 
(325) 388-4411 

Legends Golf Course & Villas  
Hit the links at this rolling par 72 championship golf course situated on Lake LBJ, welcoming to golfers of all ability levels. Book an overnight stay at one of the villas for a stay-and-play getaway. The resort is near numerous nearby attractions.  
105 Rangeway Circle  
Kingsland, TX 78639 
(833) 525-4653 

Spider Mountain  
Calling all mountain bikers! It doesn’t get much more exciting than this. Spider Mountain is home to the only lift-served, year-round mountain bike park in the United States. Ride the lift up Spider Mountain, then opt for the trail of your choice to make your way down. Once you’ve had your fill of thrills, stay overnight on the shores of Lake Buchanan just minutes away at Thunderbird Lodge at Spider Mountain.  
200 Greenwood Hills Trail 
Burnet, TX 78611 
(512) 756-4878 

Hooper’s Cafe  
Best known as a set in the 1974 movie, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, iconic Hooper’s Café is named for the original film’s director and screenwriter Tobe Hooper. Enjoy a casual environment complete with craft cocktails.   
1010 King Court  
Kingsland, TX 78639 
(325) 388-6022 

Longhorn Cavern State Park  
Explore Longhorn Cavern State Park, coined “The National Cave of Texas.” This ancient natural attraction formed millions of years ago and it’s located only 10 short minutes from Kingsland! Gaze upon breathtaking rock formations on guided walking tours designed for both leisure and adventure. In addition, the park’s above ground Backbone Ridge Nature Trail is a mile-long trail filled with beautiful flora and fauna. Pack a picnic and explore the interpretative center buildings built in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps.  
6211 Park Road 4, S 
Burnet, TX 78611 
(512) 715-9000