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Specialties
Muleshoe Bend Recreation Area’s 10.5-mile mountain bike trails 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.
Make reservations online at www.lcra.org/reserve for a $ 6 transaction fee per site, or call toll-free 855−392−7638 for a $ 7.50 transaction fee per site. Reservations must be made more than 48 hours in advance of arrival. To check availability within 48 hours of your arrival, call the park directly.
Prior written permission shall be obtained from LCRA for any organized group activity on LCRA land involving 20 or more individuals.
Daily Entrance Fee (Per person)
Adult Entrance — 13 years or older$ 5
Child Entrance — 12 years or youngerNo Fee
Seniors Entrance — 65 years or older$ 2
Military: Permanent Disabled — ID Required$ 2
Disabled Individuals-Permanent Disability$ 2
Daily Equestrian Fee — Horse and Rider$ 12
General Primitive Camping — No Utilities Provided$ 10
History
Established in 1942.
Muleshoe Bend was acquired by Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) as six separate tracts for the creation of Lake Travis. in the nineties Muleshoe Bend Recreation Area underwent a series of improvements to help ensure resource protection, site security and public enjoyment.
Meet the Business Owner
Lower Colorado River Authority P.
Business Owner
LCRA provides energy, water and community services for the people of Texas
LCRA provides a multitude of vital services to Texans, including delivering electricity, managing the water supply and environment of the lower Colorado River basin, providing public recreation areas, and supporting community and economic development.
LCRA is laser-focused on providing its customers with unparalleled customer service as it provides reliable, cost-effective services to people throughout the state.
LCRA’s Mission
To enhance the quality of life of the Texans we serve through water stewardship, energy and community service.