Burnet Travel Guide

Burnet is a city in Texas, named after David Gouverneur Burnet, the first president of the Republic of Texas. The city is known for its interesting history, Southern culture, and picturesque nature. All ages and travelers types are sure to be entertained for days in Burnet.

Things to Do in Burnet

Burnet has plenty of things to do; first on your list should be the Fort Croghan Museum, which was originally an area created by the U.S government to protect settlers to the area. These days, it hosts a variety of workshops and tours, transporting visitors back in time to imagine how life was. The old cabins are well preserved and complete with traditional furniture.

For more history, head to the Highland Lakes Squadron - Commemorative Air Force, where visitors can be informed about WWII through exhibits and memorabilia. The staff here are extremely knowledegable and there are even vintage planes to admire. Another equally brilliant museum is the Hill Country Motorheads Motorcycle Museum, where displays of bikes from the 1960s and 70s are on display, along with general informative about motorbike culture throughout the years.

Best Places to Stay in Burnet

Downtown area is ideal to have easy access to all the city has to offer. It's also where the most vacation rentals are, including homes with fully equipped kitchens and living areas for large groups. Some properties are even pet friendly, so your furry friend can come away with you.

Best Time to Visit Burnet

Summer can be really hot in Burnet, so it's best to visit during the shoulder months. March to May averages temperatures in the low 80s and tends to have cheaper vacation rental homes.