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Glamping Near Houston,

Made for Getting Away

Choose from canvas glamping tents on wooden decks, climate-controlled yurts, a treehouse tucked among the pines, and waterfront cabins. Settle into a real bed, spend your days by the water, and enjoy an East Texas getaway that makes getting outside feel easy.

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28Glamping stays

Real bedsLinens & A/C included

Year-roundPool & hot tub daily

Pet-friendlyTwo cabins

~90 minFrom Houston

No linens. No sleeping bags.

From glamping tents to cozy cabins on the water

Glamping at Two Creeks Crossing means you get the pines, the creek, and the campfire without the set-up. Everything is already there as soon as you pull in.

A real bed, already made. Queen and king beds with linens and pillows, not an air mattress.
Climate control in every unit. Cabins, yurts, and the treehouse are fully conditioned. Tents have portable A/C and fans.
Power and running water. Lights, outlets, a fridge, and a coffee maker in every stay.
Your own outdoor room. Covered porches and decks with seating right outside the door.
Private bath or a short walk. Cabins, yurts, and the treehouse have their own bathrooms. Tent guests use the bathhouse with hot showers.
Resort amenities included. Pool, hot tub, water park in season, creek docks, and the icehouse are all a short walk or golf cart drive away.

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Pick Your Stay

Find the glamping options that fits your stay

Whether you’re settling into a cozy glamping tent, relaxing in a cabin, or taking in the view from a treehouse with four porches, there’s a stay for every kind of getaway. Enjoy the beauty of the outdoors with the comfort, space, and little extras that make it easy to settle in and stay awhile.

Pick Your Stay

Find the glamping option that fits your stay

Whether you’re settling into a cozy glamping tent, relaxing in a cabin, or taking in the view from a treehouse with four porches, there’s a stay for every kind of getaway. Enjoy the beauty of the outdoors with the comfort, space, and little extras that make it easy to settle in and stay awhile.

Safari-style glamping tent on a wooden deck at Two Creeks Crossing Resort near Lake Livingston

Glamping Tents

Sleeps 2–4

Safari-style canvas tents on wooden decks
Queen bed, or a queen plus twins for families
Electricity, mini fridge, coffee maker, fan, portable A/C
Covered porch with Adirondack chairs
Bathhouse with hot showers down a wooded trail

From $95/nightNon-peak · from $120 peak

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Climate-controlled yurt at Two Creeks Crossing Resort near Lake Livingston

Yurts

Sleeps 2–4

Round canvas lodges, fully climate-controlled
Queen bed, plus a loft or bunks in the larger yurts
Private bathroom with shower
Kitchen with stovetop, microwave, fridge, cookware
No TV and light cell service, on purpose

From $225/nightNon-peak · from $250 peak

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Treehouse rental up in the pines at Two Creeks Crossing Resort near Lake Livingston

The Treehouse

Sleeps 4–6

One of a kind, up in the pines
King bed in the master, two kings in the loft
Full bathroom, living room, and dining area
Kitchenette with stovetop, microwave, fridge
Four private porches and a propane grill

From $325/nightNon-peak · from $350 peak

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Cabin with a covered porch at Two Creeks Crossing Resort near Lake Livingston

Cabins

Sleeps 4–6

Waterfront, deluxe, and the restored Crawford Cabin
Climate-controlled with a full kitchen and bathroom
Living space and a porch made for sitting out
Waterfront cabins sit steps from the docks and boat ramps
Linens and A/C included, so you only bring groceries

From $220/nightNon-peak · from $245 peak

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Bringing the dog? Two cabins are set up for it

Tents, yurts, and the treehouse are not pet-friendly, so if a dog or cat is coming along, these are the two to book. They fill up early on holiday weekends.

Paw's Retreat · Cabin 15 The Cozy Critter · Cabin 16

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Rates

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Stay type	Non-peak	Peak
Glamping Tents	From $95	From $120
Cabins	From $220	From $245
Yurts	From $225	From $250
Treehouse	From $325	From $350

Up to 4 guests included. Additional guests are $20 per person per night in peak season, $15 in non-peak.

Non-peak runs November 1 through April 30. Peak runs May 1 through October 31.

Check in at 3:00 PM, check out at 10:00 AM for all glamping and cabin stays.

Add-ons: golf cart $75/night, solo firepit $15/day, cabana $75/day.

Property Map

See where you’ll stay

Eighty-two acres between two boat-navigable creeks. Tap the map to open it full screen and zoom in on the tent loop, the yurts, and the cabin row.

Property Map

See where you’ll stay

Eighty-two acres between two boat-navigable creeks. Tap the map to open it full screen and zoom in on the tent loop, the yurts, and the cabin row.

Two Creeks Crossing Resort property map showing RV sites, cabins, bathhouses, the Clubhouse, Pool and Spa, Swampers Icehouse, and dock access to Kickapoo and Rocky Creek off Lake Livingston

Tap the map to open it full screen, then zoom in on the area you want. Download the PDF version →

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Frequently Asked Questions

How far is Two Creeks Crossing from Houston?

About 75 miles, or roughly an hour and a half, straight up I-69 and US-59 toward Livingston. Most Houston guests leave after work on Friday and are sitting by a firepit before dark.

What is the difference between a glamping tent and a yurt?

Tents are safari-style canvas on a wooden deck with a real bed, electricity, a mini fridge, a fan, and portable air conditioning. You use the bathhouse for showers. Yurts are round, fully climate-controlled, and have a private bathroom and a small kitchen with a stovetop and microwave.

How far is Two Creeks Crossing from Houston?

Two Creeks Crossing is approximately 90 minutes from Houston, depending on where you are starting and current traffic. The resort is located in the Lake Livingston area near Livingston, Texas.

Do I need to bring camping gear?

No. Beds are made, linens are provided, and every stay has power, lights, running water, a fridge, and a coffee maker. Bring clothes, food if you plan to cook, and whatever you want to drink.

How many people can stay in one unit?

Rates cover up to four guests. Tents sleep two to four, yurts sleep two to four, and the treehouse sleeps four to six. Extra guests are $20 per person per night in peak season and $15 in non-peak.

Are pets allowed?

Two cabins are pet-friendly: Paw’s Retreat (Cabin 15) and The Cozy Critter (Cabin 16). Dogs and cats under 50 pounds are welcome with a $40 cleaning fee and a $100 refundable deposit. Tents, yurts, and the treehouse are not pet-friendly.

What time is check-in and check-out?

Check-in is 3:00 PM and check-out is 10:00 AM for all glamping and cabin stays. RV sites check in at 1:00 PM and out at 11:00 AM.

Is the water park open in the fall and winter?

Blue Bayou Bend Water Park runs May through October. The resort pool and the outdoor hot tub are open daily, 10 AM to 9 PM, year-round, which is what most cool-weather guests are here for anyway.

Is there Wi-Fi and cell service?

There is Wi-Fi on the property and a business center in the clubhouse. Out at the yurts and tents, cell service is lighter and there are no TVs. That part is intentional.

Can I bring a boat?

Yes. The property sits between two wide, boat-navigable creeks off Lake Livingston, with docks and boat ramps on site.

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