Region: Llano
Llano
Llano, Texas was founded in 1855, on the clear, spring-fed Llano River.
Llano
History:
The town of Llano, Texas became the county seat in 1856. Well established by 1860 with stores, saloons, and a hotel, there was no church in the rough frontier Llano.
The Llano County Museum, a refurbished old-time drug store, houses general county historical displays. See how men and women of the Old West lived in this town and surrounding areas.
Tradition:
Llano, Texas has become home to many world champion team ropers, and hosts rodeo events attracting participants and spectators from all around the Texas Hill Country and the entire Texas state.
Recreation and Relaxation:
Llano, Texas the present farm-ranch community, bills itself the “Deer Capital of Texas” and hosts many hunters seeking abundant white-tailed deer during the fall-winter season. Visitors enjoy year-round fishing in the picturesque Llano River and nearby Highland Lakes.
Nature:
Camping and picnicking are available at all Llano city-county parks. Some have RV hookups, lake and pool swimming, fishing, boat ramps, playgrounds, an 18-hole golf course, hiking trails, and scenic views.
- Black Rock Park: Located on Lake Buchanan, Black Rock Park offers a variety of fun water activities. They have cabins and primitive campsites available.
- Shaw Island Park: Also located on Lake Buchanan, Shaw Island Park is a beautiful place to get away from city life with friends and family.
- Robinson City Park: Located in Llano, Texas on the banks of the Llano River, Robinson City Park is a perfect place to park your RV. Enjoy shaded picnic tables, close proximity to the City, and a variety of outdoor activities.
Just south of Llano, Texas is Enchanted Rock State Natural Area is a massive pink dome of solid granite famed in Indian legend. It is said to be the site of human sacrifices. Some tribes feared to set foot upon it. Others used height as a rallying point. All held it in awe and reverence. Indians believed that ghost fires flickered on the crest on moonlit nights. It covers about 640 acres, and is 500 feet high. It is open year round.
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Enjoy a relaxing drive through the spectacular Texas Hill Country on wide-open roads lined with breath-taking flowers and trees. Relish views only available in the Hill Country. You’ll feel like you’re light years away from a crowded freeway…because you are.
And, you won’t have to pick up and move. No packing and unpacking. You can make yourself at home and still experience a multitude of adventures that are fun for the whole family.
Here are just a few of the possibilities:
