If you are looking for a monthly RV park near Burnet, Seven Lakes RV Resort is built for exactly that. We are a gated, fenced, long-term community in Buchanan Dam, about 20 minutes west of Burnet, where nearly everyone is on a monthly agreement. You get Burnet's grocery stores, pharmacies and hospital within an easy drive, and you come home to a quiet park minutes from Lake Buchanan.
How far is Burnet from Seven Lakes?
The park is at 8736 W Ranch Road 1431, Buchanan Dam. Take Ranch Road 1431 to Highway 29, then head east into Burnet.
- Burnet Courthouse Square: about 15 miles, roughly 20 minutes
- H-E-B and Walmart in Burnet: about 15 miles, roughly 20 minutes
- Ascension Seton Highland Lakes hospital: about 17 miles, roughly 25 minutes
- Inks Lake State Park: about 10 miles, roughly 15 minutes
- Longhorn Cavern State Park: about 14 miles, roughly 20 minutes
- Lake Buchanan public access: a few minutes from your site
Drive times are approximate and depend on traffic and route.
Why live just outside Burnet
Living a few miles out of town is how most people in the Highland Lakes do it. You trade a short drive for errands for more space, less traffic noise and the lake close by. At Seven Lakes that means:
- Large sites: roughly 35 feet wide by 80 to 90 feet long, the largest in the area, with room for your rig, your truck and a second vehicle
- Big rigs and tiny homes: rigs up to 42 feet, dedicated fifth wheel spaces, and sites big enough for a tiny home
- Full hookups: 30 and 50 amp electric, water and sewer at every site
- Gated and fenced: controlled entry, plus a criminal background check for every resident staying over 30 days
- Pets welcome at every site, with a fenced dog park
- High Speed Internet Available at every site
- On-site laundry and mature live oaks for shade
What a month costs
Lot rent is $400 a month plus electric. Water and sewer are included. Electricity is metered at your own site and billed at $0.10 per kWh, so you pay only for what you use. A $200 security deposit is due at move-in, and there are no resort or amenity fees. Weekly stays are $300 if you want to try the park before committing. See the full rates and fees or a realistic month-by-month breakdown on our long-term RV living page.
Burnet, close enough for errands and weekends
Burnet is the Burnet County seat and the official Bluebonnet Capital of Texas. Residents head into town for groceries, doctors and the hardware store, and stay for the small-town calendar:
- Courthouse Square: the Burnet Farmers Market runs Saturday mornings from May through November, and the Bluebonnet Festival fills the square every April
- Hill Country Flyer: the vintage train from Cedar Park makes a two-hour layover in Burnet on Saturdays in spring and fall (schedule)
- Highland Lakes Squadron museum: World War II aircraft at the Burnet Municipal Airport, open Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday afternoons (hours)
- Fort Croghan: an 1849 frontier fort and museum on Highway 29, free to visit in season
- Longhorn Cavern and Inks Lake state parks: cave tours, hiking, swimming and fishing piers, both between the park and town
For more, including free and low-cost things to do, see things to do around Lake Buchanan.
Common questions from Burnet-area renters
Is Seven Lakes in Burnet?
We are in Buchanan Dam, about 15 miles west of Burnet on the way to Lake Buchanan. Most residents do their shopping and medical appointments in Burnet.
Do you take monthly and long-term stays?
Yes. The park is built for monthly residents. Many have been on the same site for years, and snowbirds return every winter.
Can I see the park before I commit?
Yes. Call ahead and stop by during office hours, Monday through Thursday, 8 am to 5 pm. You can also look over the numbered park map and photos first.
Ask what is open
Tell us your rig length and your move-in date, and we will tell you which sites fit.
Check Availability Call (325) 248-8955