Bastiano’s Pizzeria & Creamery

Bastrop

512-985-5026

Bastiano’s Pizzeria & Creamery is Bastrop’s family-owned pizza restaurant. Not in the mood for pizza? Bastiano’s offers great salads, too, plus ice cream for dessert!

Bastrop 1832 Farmers Market

Bastrop

(512) 237-0645

Bastrop 1832 Farmers Market is perfectly positioned in Historic Downtown Bastrop between the Convention Center and the Lost Pines Art Center. Here you’ll find a…

Bastrop American Legion Hall

Bastrop

512-321-5555

To rent the Bastrop American Legion Hall Post 533 facility for a meeting or event, contact Bill Atwood at 512-965-1790. Smoking permitted.

Bastrop Bark Park

Bastrop

The Bastrop Bark Park, at 104 Grady Tuck Lane behind the police station, is central to Bastrop Texas. The pet and people water fountains, dog…

Bastrop Beer Company

Bastrop

512-549-3722

Bastrop Beer Company is a beer bar/bottle shop with hundreds of beers. Stay awhile and have a beer from one of our 28 taps, bottles…

Bastrop Botanical Gardens

Cedar Creek

Other Communities

(512) 303-5672

Bastrop Botanical Gardens, a boutique nursery west of Bastrop TX, specializes in Texas and native plants, herbs, vegetables and all things organic for the garden….

Bastrop Cafe

Bastrop

(512) 985-6031

Bastrop Cafe, where you can grab coffee, healthy snack or smoothie, serves Bastrop’s very own coffee beans roasted by Texas Coffee Works! Located inside of…

Bastrop Convention Center

Bastrop

512-332-8981

Whether you are hosting a small business meeting or a large social affair, the ample, 26,000 square foot full-service facility with flexible room configurations, is…

Bastrop Copier

Bastrop

512-321-1010

Locally-owned and operated for over 30 years by Dan Hepker, shown here, this supply store serves all of your office needs with great products and…

Bastrop County African American Cultural Center & Freedom Colonies Museum

Bastrop

Currently located in the historic Kerr Wilson House, the Bastrop County African American Cultural Center is open Saturday 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., and Sunday…

Bastrop County Audubon

Bastrop

Elgin

Smithville

512-303-2734

Bird watching is great fun in Bastrop County with 277 species of birds found in the area. A notebook, a field guide, and binoculars – all…

Bastrop County Barbeque Trail

Bastrop

Cedar Creek

Elgin

Smithville

Treat your taste buds to a weekend in Bastrop County where you can explore several of the best barbeque spots in Texas! With a wide collection…

Bastrop County Nature Park – 2 entrances

Bastrop

512-332-7201

In the southern part of the Tahitian Village area of Bastrop, Texas, the 24-acre wooded Bastrop County Nature Park resides along the Colorado River with…

Bastrop County Paddling Trails

Bastrop

Smithville

Bastrop County has two official Texas Paddling Trails along the Colorado River – the Wilbarger and the El Camino Real with shorter and longer variations….

Bastrop County Texas Film Trail

Bastrop

Countywide

Elgin

Smithville

Bastrop County is a favorite of filmmakers when it comes to projects in Texas. From commercials to major motion pictures, there have been well over…

Bastrop Florist

Bastrop

512-321-2424

Visit the showroom, call, or place your order online to select beautiful fresh-cut flowers, plants, and gifts for any occasion. Plus, Bastrop Florist delivers in…

Bastrop Historical Downtown Walking Tour

Bastrop

Welcome to the City of Bastrop, Texas! The city itself is named after Felipe Enrique Neri, who called himself the Baron de Bastrop. Bastrop immigrated…

Bastrop Inn

Bastrop

512-321-3949

Bastrop Inn is very clean, affordable, and convenient to local shopping. It has an outdoor swimming pool and is located steps away from the local…

Bastrop Lost Pines Container Hideaway at Forest Lane Acres

Bastrop

Discover a pet-friendly retreat secluded on three acres, featuring two quaint container homes, a sizeable covered patio, and stunning forest views. Forest Lane Acres, which…

Bastrop Medallion Tour

Bastrop

El Camino Real de los Tejas (The King’s Highway) has existed for more than 300 years and the Old San Antonio Road section came directly…