Kingsland, TX
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Outdoors
Year-Round Lake Fun
The true beauty of Kingsland doesnt lie in the city, but in its surroundings which contains tons of things to do. Kingsland sits along the Colorado River and the beautiful Lake LBJ. It also straddles the border between Burnet and Llano counties. Both Lake LBJ and nearby Inks Lake are constant level lakes, meaning the lakes stay full year round when other Texas lakes dip due to droughts.


Culture
Antlers Inn
If you are looking for history, check out Kingslands Antlers Inn, built in 1901 as a resort and refuge for railroad workers and travelers. Also on property is the actual house from the filming of the 1974 classic “Texas Chainsaw Massacre.” The house has received a new coat of paint and doesnt look as terrifying as it once did, but if you cock your head just right, you can almost hear the grind of a distant chainsaw.


Food
Hooper's formerly the Grand Central Cafe
This cafe is at the Antlers Inn where the classic 1974 movie “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” was filmed… but don’t worry — the steaks are way better than the ones Leatherface whipped up. Stop in for a scrumptious omelet for breakfast or a juicy steak for dinner!
On the Rocks
Sadly, On the Rocks has permanently closed since we filmed this episode.

