LCRA - Muleshoe Bend Recreation Area

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Muleshoe Bend Recreation Area

Park Location

Outdoor activities:

	Hiking & Walking Trails
	Bicycling - Dirt / Gravel
	Horseback Riding Permitted (no designated trails)
	Fishing
	Swimming
	Unimproved Camping
	Waterless or Chemical Toilets

LCRA: Muleshoe Bend

Muleshoe Bend Recreation Area on Lake Travis offers picnic and tent camping areas, plus mountain bike trails. Take a tour of Muleshoe Bend

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Muleshoe Bend Recreation Area's 6.5-mile mountain bike trail is just one of its recreational opportunities. Riders of all experience levels can enjoy the trail. Those who don't want to go the distance can cut their rides short at several points.

Horseback riding is permitted in other areas of the park.

Muleshoe also has plenty of sites for tent camping, picnic tables with views of the lake and a gentle shoreline.

Features:

Camping is allowed but minimal facilities are provided
Picnic tables
Fire rings
Waterless toilets

Fees: See LCRA Parks Fees

Reservations: None required.

LCRA Recreation Area Annual Vehicle Permit: An annual vehicle permit is available for all LCRA recreation areas: Muleshoe Bend, Grelle Park, Turkey Bend, Gloster Bend and Plum Park. See LCRA Park Fees for pricing. See instructions on how to purchase your annual permit.

Map - Muleshoe Bend

Muleshoe Bend Recreation Area is on the upper south side of Lake Travis.

How to get there: From Austin, take State Highway 71 West. Turn right on Paleface Ranch Road and go about 4.5 miles to Burnet County Road 414. Turn right and go about 1.5 miles, then take another right just before the entrance to Ridge Harbor. Continue until you reach the park entrance at the end of CR414

Download topographical map of the park.

Be a Park Host

LCRA is seeking park hosts in 2006 at public parks in Bastrop and Burnet counties. Park hosts spend 25 hours a week assisting park staff in exchange for an RV site with full utility hookups and use of park facilities. Park hosts duties may include assisting park visitors, collecting litter and performing light maintenance. See Park Hosts for information and an application packet.

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