Camping Games for Your Next Trip

A good camping trip is all about having fun and making memories. Camping games are a great way to do both! No matter if you’re a game night champion or just passing time, it’s always exciting to learn a new game or play a family favorite. From traditional games like ladder toss to exploration games

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Reasons to Go Camping in the Fall

Summer may be coming to a close, but the adventure is far from over. Camping in the fall is a fun way to get in the great outdoors and experience the changing seasons. From campfires and local events, it’s worth planning a getaway to capture even more memories. In case you needed an excuse to

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Upcoming Events in Spicewood, Texas!

Mark your calendars! There are some really fun upcoming events in Spicewood, Texas happening over the next few months, and we don’t want you to miss out. From music concerts, car shows, markets, and more, there is always something going down in the local area.

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Sustainable Camping Ideas for Your Next Trip

The best thing about camping is getting out in the great outdoors. Being surrounded by nature is a peaceful, fun experience that anyone can enjoy! Why not give back to nature by making sure your next camping trip is an eco-friendly one? Here are a few sustainable camping ideas for your next trip. 5 Ways

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Camping with Dogs: Bringing Your Furry Friend Along for the Ride

Your furry friends love a good vacation too! Bringing your dog along for the ride can be beneficial to them and they’ll enjoy the chance to bond with the family. So, pack up the leash and roll those windows down, it’s time to go camping with dogs! Things to consider when camping with dogs Our

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It’s time to Plan Your Summer RV Road Trip

It’s that time of year when the sun comes out and it’s time to clear your winter blues with a summer RV road trip. There really is nothing better than packing up the RV and heading out on the open road to fun, relaxation, excitement, and nature! Open Air Spicewood is a great place to

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Things to Do in Spicewood, Texas

If Spicewood, Texas is your destination then get ready for a great time! Especially when you book a stay at Open Air Spicewood, you can expect tons of local attractions, onsite amenities, and beautiful views. In case you needed an excuse, here are a few reasons to make Spicewood, Texas your next getaway! Nature There

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Camping with Kids: Ideas for a Fun Camping Trip

Camping with kids is an experience the whole family will enjoy! Create memories that last a lifetime for your little ones when you give them a chance to explore and adventure in the outdoors. Even a good ghost story by the campfire can mean the world to a child. So pack up the kids, and

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Campfire Recipes For Your Next Camping Trip

One of the best parts of camping is coming together over a campfire. But a firepit provides more than just a means of cozying up and keeping warm. It’s a chance to enjoy a delicious meal or sweet snack! So, grab some firewood and get ready to try some of these yummy campfire recipes. Campfire recipes

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Your New Year’s Resolution – Toast 2023 at Spicewood Vineyards

Your new favorite pet-friendly, kid-friendly vineyard and winery is right here in Spicewood – Spicewood Vineyards. Famous for their Tempranillos and Zinfandels, Spicewood Vineyards also produces Chardonnays and Sauvignon Blancs. All of their grapes are estate-grown and bottled. Toast the New Year at Spicewood Vineyards with tastings, charcuterie boards, and self-guided tours of 28-acres of grapes.

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Trail of Lights, Featured on the Today Show

Hop in the road and take a little evening trip to a village that was chosen by Travel + Leisure Magazine as a ‘Fun and Festive Holiday Destination’ on a Today Show segment. That’s Wimberley. Not only is little Wimberley home to some of the most beautiful sights in all of Texas Hill Country, but

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Bees in Bee Cave

You’ve heard of the Bat Cave. How about Bee Cave? Reserve your stay at Open Air Spicewood RV Resort, hop in the car and drive 18 miles southeast on State Hwy 71, and you’ll know all about Bee Cave too! The slightly scary name derives from the colonies of Mexican honeybees that live on the

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