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Magickal Dickburg!

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· Paige, Bastrop, Texas

5 acres hosted by Ross And Kristen D.

2 tent sites

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Welcome to Magickal Dickburg! This gorgeous 5-acre secluded piece of paradise is located between Bastrop and Paige, Texas. Dickburg is perfect for anyone wanting to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and be fully embraced by nature. You will find yourself surrounded by dozens of beautiful Loblolly Pines, Junipers, and a variety of Oak trees. On a clear night, you’ll be able to look up and see all the stars over Texas! Currently, we are only offering semi-primitive camping spots - we have electricity, Wi-Fi, and a porta-potty for our guests to use, but no running water or showers. There is an 8ft. diameter communal firepit with firewood that can be used as long as there isn't a burn ban in effect. There are designated parking spaces on the property and from there, it’s just a short walk to the camping areas. You will need to bring any and all gear needed for camping, as we are only offering camping spaces. No glass bottles or containers of any kind and no generators. While there isn’t much to do inside Dickburg, other than exploring the land, stargazing around the firepit, and generally just vibing with Mother Nature, there are plenty of things to do nearby. We are only 15 minutes from Sherwood Forest Faire (only open during the weekends of March and April & a few other days during the year), 18 minutes from Bastrop State Park if you want to fish, swim, or hike, 25 minutes from Downtown Bastrop, and 30 minutes from the Dinosaur Park, the Capital of Texas Zoo, McKinney Roughs and Zip Lost Pines! Pets are welcome as long as they are kept on a leash. Please be sure to clean up any messes your pet makes. Dickburg embraces a ‘Leave No Trace’ camping style, meaning, whatever items you bring with you, please take with you when you leave, including trash, items to be recycled, and pet waste. Please keep in mind that, while it may feel like you’re hundreds of miles from civilization, we do have neighbors on both sides of us and behind us. Three out of four sides of Dickburg have a regular fence while the fourth (north side) has a natural barrier of piled brush. Please do not cross into our neighbor’s property or allow your kiddos/animals to wander unsupervised. Quiet hours are from 10 pm to 8 am. Other Things to Note: We have done countless hours of work to get Dickburg ready for you to enjoy. With that being said, it’s still raw land out in the country. There will be critters - snakes, lizards, bugs, etc. This was their land first and we’re just grateful we get to share it with them. Please use common sense when exploring the land and do not handle any wildlife. There is absolutely NO hunting or killing of any wildlife while at Dickburg. The ONLY exception to this rule is mosquitoes. You'll definitely want to bring bug spray, bug zappers, citronella candles, etc.... and kill as many of those blood-sucking jerks as possible! Do not be surprised if you hear gunshots during your stay. There is a shooting range just down the street. We mention this, not to scare you, but to make you aware so that you’re not scared when you do hear them. #countrylife String lights have been installed around Site #2. This is not only to light your way after the sun sets but also to set a boundary of where not to venture after dark. Please stay within the lighted area. The lights can be plugged in and unplugged at the electrical pole, near the RV (yellow extension cord). Dickburg is a very new camping area and is still a work in progress. After clearing the land, the land was left with exposed roots and tree stumps. For the safety of our guests, please be sure to have a light source with you when walking around at night. We are working to get roots and stumps removed, but it will take some time. We may or may not be onsite during your stay as we are continually working to improve the space for our guests. Feel free to come and say hi if you see us out and about. Or don’t! It’s completely up to you if you feel like being social or not! Also, if you have any suggestions on how to improve the area or other amenities you’d like to see, please let us know. We welcome your feedback!

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5 ratings · 5 reviews

Bobbie S.recommends

December 2, 2024

Post Oak

I wish I could give Dickburg a bad review because I really don't want to share this place with anyone else. But, if you're looking for an easy, quiet, place to camp that is outside of town, Ross and Kristen's place is perfect! It's a lovely place when you need to get away and enjoy nature.

Mike W.recommends

May 27, 2024

Post Oak

Beautiful and Relaxing!

We had a wonderful time at the Post Oak campsite. The site was spacious, clean, and peaceful! Close enough to town if you forgot anything but out of the way to enjoy the relaxing woods! Lots of room for the kids to run around and burn off some energy!

Russel R.recommends

May 6, 2024

Post Oak

The campsite is very pretty and peaceful. Also, the hosts are quite friendly and helpful. As a newcomer to HipCamp I was a bit slow regarding communication. The hosts reached out to me via a variety of methods in order to communicate with me. I will definitely go back. Finally, the hosts have the area fenced in with a gate, helping the camper to feel relaxed and safe. Larger animals are kept out.

Rikki S.recommends

April 23, 2024

Post Oak

Great site. Location is slightly remote so if you're looking for something beautiful off the beaten path, this is for you. The bathroom was clean and the land was cleared. It did rain the night that we were supposed to stay, and we did not end up camping overnight but we did go out to the property and spend a few hours in nature. It was exactly what I needed and I'm looking forward to booking another stay when the weather is better

Morgan C.recommends

April 14, 2024

Post Oak

Lovely camp!

Beautiful space with lots of big trees making it ultra cozy. Porta potty was clean too!

Location

Paige, Bastrop, Texas, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Jumanos, Coahuiltecan, Sana, Ndé Kónitsąąíí Gokíyaa (Lipan Apache), and Tonkawa First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking