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Cozy Cabin is a very comfortable and secluded space with a beautiful view from the patio of a meadow frequented by deer and birds. It's a half mile walk to Main St. PETS: Up to two pets are welcome and there is a one time $50 pet cleaning fee.
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Keep it simple at this peaceful and centrally-located cabin. 2 min from main. Southwest boho decor that’ll make you feel like you are staying in a blogger favorite location. Not your typical Airbnb. King size bed. Full kitchen with fridge, stove and microwave. Spacious open floor plan. Large bathroom. Beautiful patio to sip your morning coffee or wind down with a glass of wine.
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Bird Point Cabin Bird Point Cabin sits right on the edge of town, making this the perfect cabin for a Hill Country Getaway! From the moment you pull into the driveway you'll know you're in for a relaxing vacation. Whether you cozy up by the fireplace or stretch out in the king size bed and enjoy a movie night in, or perhaps cooking a special dinner for two, all the comforts of home can be found once you set foot inside. AND we have'nt even mentioned the incredible hot tub right outside your bedroom on the back deck!!! If relaxation is calling your name, come stay with us at Bird Point Cabin! Please Note: You are renting a cabin in the Hill Country which means you may encounter wildlife (Snakes, Deer, Racoons, ETC) Please be aware of your surroundings, and take caution while driving at night. You may also encounter the various bugs, spiders, scorpions and mice that live in the country AND sometimes do make their way inside. All properties do utilize pest control services on a regular basis BUT this does not guarantee no pests or bugs will not be visible.
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Your guide to Fredericksburg
All About Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg is the gem of Texas Hill Country, which is known for its picturesque rolling hills, but also dramatic rock formations, lakes and rivers, and transformative blankets of wildflowers that bloom every spring. Founded by German immigrants, Fredericksburg is proud of its heritage, and is home to a robust brewpub culture and a rollicking three-day-long Oktoberfest. Its charming main street is lined with German signage, historic structures, and wine-tasting rooms fed by surrounding vineyards. The town is also known for a bustling local food scene, and is especially famous for its delicious peaches, first planted by a high school science teacher in 1921.
How do I get around Fredericksburg?
The closest airport to Fredericksburg is San Antonio International (SAT), an hour south. From the airport, you can rent a car or hire a shuttle service or taxi. In Fredericksburg, there are numerous wine tours and shuttles that, for a fee, will take you to local wineries, as well as rideshare services. If you opt for a rental car, the downtown Fredericksburg Visitor Center offers 120 free parking spaces from which you can easily walk to nearby dining and shopping.
When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Fredericksburg?
Fredericksburg enjoys warm weather nearly all year long. The winter is mild, with temperatures in the mid-50 degrees Fahrenheit from November to February, and the low 60s in March. During summer, the temperature can spike into the 100s, but typically hovers in the upper 70s and low 80s. April through May and September through October offer balmy temperatures in the high 60s through low 80s. It’s not uncommon to get caught in a rain shower, especially from April through June, so it’s a good idea to pack an umbrella.
What are the top things to do in Fredericksburg?
National Historic District
You can’t throw a bratwurst without hitting a historic building in Fredericksburg. The town’s historic district encompasses 40 blocks of architecturally significant structures, many made in classic Germanic timber framing style, with heavy posts and beams and whitewashed limestone. The Pioneer Museum, operated by the local historical society, offers a two-hour evening walking tour for a fee, or you can simply stroll along Main Street, which is lined with lovingly cared-for examples of 19th-century architecture.
Enchanted Rock State Natural Area
The star of this park, located 17 miles from downtown Fredericksburg, is its namesake, a 425-foot-high pink granite dome that towers over the landscape like a giant piece of cotton candy. A steep climb to the top rewards hikers with jaw-dropping views. Enchanted Rock is also an International Dark Sky Park, where you can spot the Milky Way on inky-black nights.
Wild Seed Farms
Texas Hill Country is famous for its annual explosion of wildflower blooms, and Fredericksburg is home to the nation’s largest wildflower farm. Visitors to Wild Seed Farm can traverse trails in the more than 200 acres of flower fields — which include vibrant red corn poppies, bobbing sunflowers, and bright azure Texas bluebonnets — which bloom March through October. Admission is free, although you will probably be tempted to open your wallet at the Brewbonnet Biergarten, or spring for a glass of wine made from grapes grown on site.