Dos Rios Fishing Trip on the St. James and the North Llano River, Mason, Tx
May 6,7,8 2022 at Dos Rios RV Park. Located at 4500 Dos Rios Trail, Mason, TX 76856
Event Schedule:
Friday, May 6th
Arrive 3:00pm
Open fishing 3pm- til dark
Dinner 6:30pm
Saturday, May 7th
Open fishing Dawn - Dusk
Breakfast 8 am, Lunch Noon, Dinner 6:30
Sunday, May 8th
Open fishing Dawn thru Lunch
Breakfast 8 am, Lunch Noon
THCFF Hospitality RV: Breakfast/Lunch + River Access:
$30 - 3 day Fishing (Friday- Sunday includes meals!)
$10 - Day pass (includes lunch)
Pay Cash or Check At THCFF RV - no wifi available for credit card processing.
Lodging:
Book your Lodging separately or claim a campsite. Cabins, Airstreams, RV spaces and Tent camping space available. Reserve ASAP!
The Dos Rios RV Park is a small, beautiful river park with spacious RV sites, private tent sites, cabins, tiny homes, vintage airstreams, and more natural beauty than you’d believe possible in central Texas. We also have 2 public restrooms, showers, and a washer/dryer.
Our address is:
4500 Dos Rios Trail Mason, TX 76856
The main park number is: (325) 347-1713
We are less than 8 miles south of Mason, TX:
Take Highway 87 south for 1 mile.
Turn right on RR 1723 and follow for 2.4 miles
Turn right on RR 2389 and follow for 4.4 miles
The Dos Rios park will be on your left just before the river crossing.
Rates / Policies
RV Spaces
50′ Back-ins, 50/30/20 power, water, waste
Pull throughs, 50/30/20 power, water, waste (Sites 19-25)
- NIGHTLY: $35 pull throughs, $40 upper and side, $45 river front
- WEEKLY: $200 pull throughs, $225 upper and side, $250 river front
- $500 dollars per month plus electric (some restrictions)
Cabins and Airstreams
Two night minimum
- $105 for tiny house 11 / small cabin – sleeps 2 – queen sized bed. Spot 11
- $105 for tiny house 12 / small cabin – sleeps 2 – queen sized bed. Spot 12
- $105 for tiny house 13 / small cabin – sleeps 2 – full sized bed. Spot 13
- $145 for the big cabin – sleeps 4 – full sized bed, and pull out queen sofa. Spot 6
- $199 for the Bunk House – sleeps 6 – 2 full sized bed, 2 twins. Spot 15
- $135 for the 31′ vintage Airstream – sleeps 4 – full sized bed, and 2 bunk beds. Spot 39
- $135 for the 34′ vintage Airstream – sleeps 3 – queen sized bed, and couch. Spot 10
- $135 for the 34′ vintage Avion – sleeps 3 – full sized bed, and couch. Spot 14
Tent Camping
Campers have access to our public restrooms and showers
- Starting at $25 a night per two person tent based on site location. Each additional 2 people is incremental
Kayaks and Canoes
We rent kayaks and canoes by the day, which includes paddles and life jackets. We can also help arrange a shuttle to the next river crossing up.
- $40 for a single kayak
- $50 for a tandem (two person) kayak
- $50 for a canoe – *please call for availability
- $35 for a shuttle – *please call for availability
For emergency cell service, there is a cell booster at the managers' RV at spot 18. You are welcome to stand near this RV and make calls.
Now for the fun part.
The Eckert Bat Cave is about 6-8 miles down the James River Road, a winding gravel road that goes over a couple low water crossings. It's pretty cool to check out the bat emergence at dusk Thursday through Sunday from May to October.
Santos in Mason has great gorditas, queso, and crispy tacos. And the wine bar two doors over (Sandstone Cellars Winery) has wine-a-ritas that are pretty solid with a great little courtyard. They also let you walk to Santos with them.
Another great addition to the main square is Murphy Creek Cellars, with a great assortment of wine, as well as a tasting bar offering four different flights.
Coopers BBQ is top notch. A must while you're in town!
Lea Lou's is a great pizza joint / dance hall / beer garden right on the town square. Highly recommended!
Another great stop on the way from Llano to Mason is the charming one-stop town of Castell. Great for a beer at the general store!
Willow Creek Cafe is on the main square and has great patty melts, incredible buttermilk pecan pies, as well as a whole menu of solid offerings.
The old Odeon theater on the main town square is neat, and sometimes has concerts.
Texas Monthly did a piece about the area not too long ago. Worth a quick read:
http://www.texasmonthly.com/story/llano-river/
Other attractions:
-the island in front of the property. One of the top six in Texas according to Texas Highways:
https://texashighways.com/things-to-do/on-the-wate...
-plenty of scenic back roads to explore.
-a 4wd off-road ranch if you're into that thing (Katemcy Rocks).
-kayaking (we have kayaks and a canoe for rent, and the manager can set up a shuttle to the next crossing up river).
-tubing, fishing, cliff jumping, and a whole lot of relaxing.
There are also a few more articles on the website with interesting things around the area:
http://dosriosrvpark.com/about-the-area/
Happy to share more if you have any questions, or would like to know exactly where any pictures were taken!
