Lost Pines Scout Reservation
Private
Boy Scouts of America (Capitol Area Council) overnight summer camp on nearly 542 acres along Lake Bastrop. Scouts stay in established campsites and work on merit badges and adventure programming including shooting sports, climbing (home to DOK's Tower, billed as the tallest climbing tower in Texas), canoeing and fishing. Serves registered Scouts as a residential summer camp.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Lost Pines Scout Reservation directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Brenda kappmeyer (kappy)Our son is in boy scouts and his troop loves going to Lost Pines for summer camp. As parents we like that it is conveniently located, close drive for us. Our son has spoke very highly of the campgrounds, the counselors, the badge options, and oddly enough the food!! He had complemented the food the last two times he camped there, and he is super picky when it comes to food. He stated everything was tasty, the desserts, the salad bar (he especially likes!), as well as entres. He will be camping a third time at Lost Pines this summer,and we look forward to sharing the family evening with everyone there.
★★★★★Ibrahim MaderaThis Scout Reservation is the home of one of the tallest climbing/rapelling tower in Texas. The highly trained staff, facilities, and all the amenities makes it a top tier camp.
★★★★★Patricia P.We loved our time in this Scout Camp . Everything and everyone was wonderful!
★★★★★Charles ValentineCamping at LPSR is always an amazing experience, the grounds are well maintained and the sand makes sleeping comfortable. The campsites are also well shaded and so stay cool. Water is close by and the bathroom facilities are nice. My scouts look forward to our time there.
★★★★Otto CominAttended Lost Pines as a Scout Leader with my troop and the boys loved it. The camp is a good environment for the boys and has loads of good activities. The Instructors are mostly just older teenage boys and not all of them are that interested in what they are doing.