Lost Maples State Natural Area — RV Camping in Texas, US

Lost Maples State Natural Area is a scenic campground nestled in the Texas Hill Country, approximately two hours northwest of San Antonio. This unique destination sits in rugged terrain with elevations between 1,800-2,250 feet, featuring dramatic canyon walls and scenic river corridors. The park's signature attraction is a rare stand of Uvalde bigtooth maples that deliver spectacular seasonal colors, particularly in fall, while wildflowers and natural beauty captivate visitors year-round. Over 10 miles of maintained hiking trails wind through the landscape, offering exploration and wildlife viewing opportunities. Camping accommodates both comfort-seeking visitors with 30 full-service campsites featuring water and electrical hookups, plus primitive backpacking sites. On-site amenities include showers, toilets, dump stations, picnic tables, and grills. Recreation options span fishing the Sabinal River and Can Creek, birdwatching for native species including the endangered golden-cheeked warbler, and stargazing. The park offers ranger-led educational programs and a Junior Ranger program for families. Lost Maples combines ecological significance with outdoor adventure, making it a distinctive Texas destination for RV camping and nature experiences.