You could stay at Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort and Spa for weeks and never run out of things to do. Experience horseback riding, swimming, archery, tennis, golfing, hiking, and more. For city adventures, drive 23 miles northwest to Austin's downtown.
Visit the link below to plan your stay: daily activities, recreational adventures on the Colorado River, and where to dine in Lost Pines are just a few of the ways you can find your #LostPinesMoment.
Spend a day under the sun at Crooked River Water Park, with a lazy river, children's pool with waterslide, and adults-only pool—plus a shaded deck with sun lounger and private cabana rental services. Book yours today by visiting the link below.
At Camp Hyatt, the youngest of travelers are given the chance to play and explore with fun-filled learning opportunities, games, and more held right at our resort, including arts and crafts, scavenger hunts, and sports.
This 1,100-acre nature park next to our resort hosts Post Oak Savannah, Blackland Prairie, and East Texas Piney Woods, plus a riparian zone and 18 miles of trails. Reservations are required for kayaking, zip lining, and more.
Step one: Rent kayaks, canoes, stand-up paddleboards, or inner tubes from this outfitter. Step two: Set out on an epic, unforgettable adventure down the Colorado River from nearby Bastrop.
Bastrop offers a charming downtown full of things to do. Scour the area for your next art piece, pop into boutiques, dine at favorites like Gracie's or Paw-Paw's Catfish House, and visit special events like the farmers market.
Zoom through the air as you zip line through McKinney Roughs Nature Park via Zip Lost Pines. Choose from six zip line trails, and walk over three suspension bridges, taking in the stunning views all the while.
Visit the largest man-made surf lagoon in North America, only a few short miles from the resort. This surf park offers surfing lessons and sessions for different experience levels, as well as, dining and entertainment.
This unique outdoor museum setting offers a close-up view at realistic life-size dinosaur exhibits. Activities include a fossil-dig, playground, picnic area and Dinosaur Store.
Completed in 1888, the Texas State Capitol is an impressive historic structure; sign up for a free, 30-minute guided tour to learn more about Texas legislature.
Spanning 350 acres of land, Zilker Park encapsulates a whole lot of activity: Swim in Barton Springs Pool, stroll through the Zilker Botanical Gardens, or take a walk on the trail that surrounds Lady Bird Lake.
