Features
The nature park and resort includes three miles of lakefront with fishing pier and boat dock, 14 miles of designated hiking trails, a full-service resort with 62 spacious guest rooms, outdoor swimming pool (resort and RV guests only), a signature restaurant serving three meals per day, 4,812 square feet of indoor meeting and banquet facilities, a recreational TV and game room, 33 campsites with newly remodeled main building of showers and restrooms, 25 full hookup RV sites, group camping area for up to 100 persons, a gift shop and park store for supplies, groceries, beer / wine, gift items, ice, and food, an outdoor amphitheatre, - and a magnificent Observatory for stargazing. Designated group interpretative programs, Wi-Fi, and parking are complimentary. The resort offers special packages and programs year-round. Children age 12 and under stay free in all accommodations.
Numerous recreational activities and educational programs are available within the park and surrounding areas. Recreational activities include hiking, fishing, scenic boating, paddle boarding, kayaking, canoeing, bird watching, geo-caching, caving, and so forth. Educational and interpretative programs include movies under the stars, cowboy poetry, Owl Prowl, reptile programs, nature walks, and so forth.
Thanks to the partnership between the resort staff and Austin Astronomical Society, Eagle Eye Observatory is open to guests during public star parties and for nightly viewing. To see a schedule for the observatory, programs, and activities, please visit the resort’s website at www.CanyonOfTheEagles.com or call 1-800-977-0081.
Set up at the beach area, Buchanan Adventure Tours is a concessionaire offering visitors a variety of choices in outdoor activities including canoe and kayak rentals. Whether you fancy an exhilarating kayak trip into the canyon to view breath taking scenery, or a Geo-Caching scavenger hunt (that will challenge your technical savvy as well as your social skills) Buchanan Adventure Tours has just the adventure for you.
