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- Canyon Lake
Comfy and cozy and BRAND NEW! Tipis on the Guadalupe now offers a sweet romantic bungalow for 1 or 2 guests. Let the light shine into this small efficiency-style cabin! This unit offers a functional kitchen, full bath and king-size bed! Your own private deck overlooks the bustle of the Tipis below you on one side and the tranquility of a nature view on the other side. Walk down the stairs to the trail of trees that leads to the Guadalupe Riverfront. Cute and stylish furnishings and comfortable linens will complete your amazing experience. Seating for two inside for those homecooked meals or grill on the deck and snuggle up in your hammock! WiFi and Smart TV are offered, and all the windows can be blocked with wood blinds and room-darkening curtains for your privacy. Order our Romance Package or reserve a 2-seater kayak to make your time away a near-perfect rendezvous! La Pluma Retreat would also be ideal for an individual on sabbatical or needing to carve a few days away in solitude for meditation or self-reflection. Guests who stay in this unit also have a designated parking space and access to the on-site games like pingpong, corn hole, tetherball, etc. Don't wait to experience la Pluma Retreat!
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- Ingram
"Close to Kerrville, Hunt, Fredericksburg, your new cabin on Guadalupe River's Texas Scenic Rd, Hwy 39 provides a charming and comfortable stay. Your cabin has 400+ ft of private Guadalupe River frontage for swimming and kayaking. The cabin sleeps two in the bedroom with a double lazyboy couch in the living room. It has a full kitchen with coffee maker, coffee and WiFi. The beautiful One-of-Kind river frontage has a pavilion with hammocks, fire pit and patio with a fire pit perfect for party."
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- Wimberley
Find a place of peace and calmness here at the Mustard Seed Treehouse. Our cozy treehouse was built at the top of the hill overlooking the Wimberly Valley and brings you incredible sunrises to enjoy with your coffee and sunsets to enjoy with a good glass of wine or hot tea. We are just a 5 min walk from the Blanco River and River Road and a 3 min drive to the Wimberley Square. The house is well stocked with your kitchen essentials and bath goodies to soak the day away.
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All About Guadalupe River
Running from Kerr County, Texas, to San Antonio Bay on the Gulf of Mexico, the Guadalupe River is a popular destination for travelers looking for a bit of adventure, or just a fun way to cool off from the Texas heat. One of the most beautiful natural features in the state, the 230-mile river runs along banks lined with limestone and pecan and bald cypress trees, and straight through charming towns such as Kerrville, New Braunfels, and Gruene. People come for the scenic hiking and fishing, but by far the most popular way to enjoy the region is tubing on the Guadalupe River.
For a more adventurous way to spend a day, you can hire a canoe or try your hand at rafting. When the sun goes down, there are many places to head out for a taste of Tex-Mex or some of the state’s famous barbecue and catch some live music. The area is also home to plenty of cabins on the river to keep you close to the action.
How do I get around Guadalupe River?
Located just 30 miles from San Antonio, the river is best accessed by air travelers flying into San Antonio International Airport (SAT). From the airport, renting a car is your best option, as public transportation along the river can be complicated, and availability can be patchy in more rural spots. If you want to make the most of the area’s restaurants, bars, and lively nightlife, booking a rideshare or cab is a sensible option, while hiring a rental car gives you maximum flexibility, especially if you decide to explore further afield or head into San Antonio for a visit to the Alamo.
When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Guadalupe River?
The Guadalupe River is a popular destination from spring through fall. Between March and September, expect the Texas heat to be at its fiercest. This can also make summer the ideal time to take advantage of river activities such as tubing and canoeing. The fall generally brings temperate weather, and the striking ochre and orange foliage in Guadalupe River State Park is an impressive sight. One thing to note is that the Texas weather can change dramatically. Thunderstorms or a particularly dry spell could limit the activities that are available at Guadalupe River, so paying attention to any weather advisories is a must. FolkFest in New Braunfels takes place in late April every year to celebrate the city’s German heritage with live music, traditional dishes, and historical reenactments.
What are the top things to do in Guadalupe River?
Tubing the river
Southern Texas is famous for its extreme summer heat, and one way to beat it is to spend a lazy day tubing the Guadalupe River. There are plenty of launch points and rental companies along the river that offer shuttle services back to where you started. Float times vary depending on river levels, and children under five will not be permitted to ride in most conditions. Most tubing rental companies operate between March and September.
Fly fishing
The Guadalupe River is one of the nation’s hotspots for fly fishing all year round. Every winter, thousands of rainbow trout are released into the river, attracting fishermen from all over the country. Get the lowdown on the best spots from a local outfitter, who can also hook you up with all the right equipment.
Gruene Hall
Located in New Braunfels, Gruene Hall is the oldest continually operating dancehall in Texas. Since 1975, it has hosted countless celebrities and up-and-coming musicians who come here to cut their teeth or try out new material. Take a break from the Texas Two-Step to check out the photos on the walls celebrating some of the venue’s most famous guests, which include many of the biggest names in country music.