2-Night Stay for Six in a Cottage at La Hacienda RV Resort & Cottages in Austin, TX. Combine Up to 4 Nights.

Property at a Glance: La Hacienda RV Resort & Cottages Located 20 miles northwest of downtown Austin on the Hudson River peninsula, La Hacienda RV Resort & Cottages gives you easy access to both the city and Lake Travis. Your home base will be your choice of nearly 30 cottages, each with a full kitchen and space for six guests. Unwind in the outdoor pool and hot tub. Great for kids: the treehouse-style playground with slides and swings Let pups loose in the 1-acre off-leash dog park. Practice your game on the four-hole chip and putt Get a workout using the cardio machines and free weights in the 24-hour gym. Austin, Texas: Proudly Offbeat State Capital and Live-Music Capital of the World Built in 1888, the pink-granite Texas Capitol building in Austin is the largest state capitol in the country and even taller than the US Capitol in Washington, DC—proof that everything is, indeed, bigger in Texas. Yet Austin stands apart from the rest of the state politically and culturally, a fact that locals seem to revel in. “Keep Austin Weird” is a popular motto here, appearing on bumper stickers and T-shirts. The weirdness manifests itself all over town, where you’ll find a death-metal-themed pizza place, a cathedral made of garbage, and the Museum of Natural & Artificial Ephemerata, which displays an 1893 World’s Fair stereograph and one of Marilyn Monroe’s cigarette butts. Austin has been dubbed the Live Music Capital of the World thanks to the city’s nearly 200 venues, where bands play everything from blues to punk rock. In fact, Travel + Leisure magazine named Austin one of America’s Best Music Cities, calling it the “mother ship for indie rock and alternative-country types.” Stubb’s Bar-B-Q books some of the bigger acts that come to town, including Johnny Cash and Snoop Dogg. In addition to the live entertainment taking place on a nightly basis, two massively popular music festivals—South by Southwest and Austin City Limits—draw in huge crowds each year.