Llano River · Junction, Texas
Clear water at the forks: reserve a Llano River cabin in Junction
from$200for two sharing, 2 nights, $100 per person
This Llano River cabin in Junction sits at a riverside cabin and RV resort close to the spot where the North Llano and the South Llano become one river. We plan it as a two-night trip for a couple who want clear water, a far western edge of the Hill Country and a long, easy drive home on Sunday.
The figure starts from $100 per person when two share, which comes to from $200 for two. We ask the resort about your dates, send one written quote, and once you agree we ask the front desk to hold the nights under your name.
- River
- Llano River
- Town
- Junction, Texas
- Where you sleep
- Cabin at a riverside cabin and RV resort
- Nights
- 2
- Drive from the office
- 140 mi, 2 hr 45 min
- Season
- March to June, September to November
- From, for two
- $200
A plain cabin at the meeting of the North and South Llano
You sleep in a cabin at a resort that keeps both cabins and RV sites along the river. It is a plain place to stay, and that suits the trip: the reason to come is the water outside and the quiet evenings around town.
One thing to pack: this resort asks guests to bring their own bed linen and towels, so plan room in the trunk for sheets, pillowcases and a towel each. Your written quote repeats that note.
Junction cabin costs, in and out
Covered by the Junction figure
- 2 nights for two sharing: cabin at a riverside cabin and RV resort
- Every charge the lodge makes mandatory; it lists none beyond the nightly rate
Paid on your own or brought from home
- Texas hotel tax and any local hotel tax, added by the lodge at checkout
- Driving there and back in your own car
- Meals, groceries and anything bought on the river
- Tubes, boats and park entry from local outfitters or parks
- Bed linen and towels, which this cabin resort asks guests to bring
from$200for two sharing, 2 nights, $100 per person
We build this figure from the resort's published nightly rate of $100 for a cabin two can share, multiplied by two nights. The resort publishes no other mandatory charge, so the total is $200 for two, or $100 per person. Hotel tax is added by the resort at checkout and shown separately, and the amount is confirmed only in your written quote for real dates. Nothing in this figure is for our work: the resort sends a commission to the office after your visit.
Two spring-fed forks that keep the Llano running in August
Two spring-fed forks meet at Junction, and the river below them keeps much of its water through summer. At the USGS gauge nearest town, the median May flow over 1996 to 2025 is 113.5 cubic feet per second, and the median August flow is 75.4.
That means August keeps about 66% of what the river carries in May, which places the Llano at Junction in the spring-fed group of our catalog. Its water tends to run clear, which is much of the reason to make the long drive.
March to June, then September to November
We plan this cabin from March to June and again from September to November, when days are mild for the drive and the river often runs well. Rain still decides a lot. Rain has been short this fall, so we read the river for the week you ask about and report what it shows in your quote, rather than describing water we cannot see yet.
Resort terms copied out for the Junction cabin
You will see the resort, the cabin it can hold, your two nights and the price for those exact dates, with Texas state hotel tax of 6% and any local hotel tax listed on their own lines. The resort's cancellation rules come with it in full, so you read them before you agree. Our figure here comes from the resort's published nightly rate, and it can change with the dates you pick or a new rate from the resort, which is why only the written quote fixes it. You pay the resort directly; our cancellation page explains how changes work.
140 miles west, one of our longer drives
Junction is about 140 miles from our office, roughly 2 hours 45 minutes by the usual way without traffic, heading west across the Hill Country to where the two forks meet. It is one of the longer drives we plan, so two nights give you a full day by the river between the trip out and the trip back.
Asking the office about Junction dates
Let us know when you would like to go and whether you want the river for swimming, paddling or just a quiet bank. The request form takes a request at any hour, is free and places no hold, and the written answer comes back within the reply times printed on this page, with the resort, the nights and the figure for your dates.
A request that arrives after 1 p.m., or on a Sunday or Monday, gets its written answer by 4 p.m. on the next phone day.
Phone Tuesday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Central. (512) 478-2163
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