The Texas Hill Country is a beautiful place to go glamping. And the good news is, there are lots of options for it! From yurts to stargazing bubbles to beautiful cabins to luxury safari tents to treehouses… should I go on? Texas glamping is some of the best you’ll find around!
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The Retreat on the Hill
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Welcome to the ultimate stargazing bubble in Marble Falls, Texas – the “Stardome Suite”! Not only do you get to enjoy the sunset in the stars from your hilltop bubble, but you also have a fabulous view overlooking Horsehoe Bay. This is probably the best bubble glamping experience you’re going to get in Central Texas, especially this close to Austin, without having to drive 8 hours out to West Texas!
Rates start at $295/night on weekdays and $375/night weekends. You can book your own stay here.
SEE ALSO: THE BEST DAY TRIPS FROM AUSTIN, TEXAS
Talula Mesa
Wake up to beautiful views of the Texas Hill Country from your own air-conditioned cowboy tent. What makes these tents especially magical are the floor-to-ceiling glass fronts on them, allowing you to take in nature right from your bed. There are 3 grand tents to choose from, which all share one communal bathroom area with outdoor showers, along with the Mini Aztec, a small wooden tent that’s great for kids! Each larger tent comes with a king-sized bed and an upper loft area (where you could stick your kid if you want). This property is also dog-friendly for a small fee, as long as you arrange it in advance! You can find Talula Mesa out between Marble Falls and Lago Vista, very close to Turkey Bend Recreational Area.
Rates start at $250/night for the grand tents, and $85/night for their mini Aztec tent. Book your own stay at Talula Mesa here.
Cypress Valley
Out in Spicewood, TX you’ll find the Cypress Valley treehouses, some of the coolest treehouses in Texas! Smaller treehouses like Juniper and Willow sleep 2, while larger ones like The Nest (pictured below) sleep 4-6. And if you’re looking for a more luxury treehouse experience, try their Yoki treehouse that includes a soaking tub! While you’re out at Cypress Valley, make sure to also visit the nearby Krause Springs, one of the prettiest swimming holes in Texas.
Rates for the various treehouses range from $200/night to $650/night. Book your stay at Cypress Valley here.
The Yurtopian
If you’re looking for peace and quiet in the Texas Hill Country, look no further than the remote hilltop yurts offered by Yurtopia Wimberley. Each of the remote yurts has their own upper rooftop deck for peak Texas Hill Country views, a hot tub, a small kitchen/grill area, and more. Or, if you want something a bit more communal, you can stay in their RiverBluff Yurts – 3 individual yurts in the woods that share a communal dining yurt, kitchen, grills, fire pits, hot tubs, and more, including a short trail down to river access. Perfect if you want to spend your hot summer days relaxing in the Blanco River!
Because of their popularity, they’ve also now opened a second location in Dripping Springs. Each of these new yurts are designed to be “remote” for maximum privacy in the woods 150 feet of woods in between each yurt, to be exact). They each have their own amenities, like their hot tubs, as well as swimming hole access.
No guests under 21 or pets allowed. Rates start around $250/night. Book your stay at The Yurtopian here.
Collective Retreats
Collective Retreats, located in Wimberley, TX, is the ultimate luxury tent glamping experience in the Texas Hill Country. The retreat offers activities such as horseback riding, yoga, live sound meditation, as well as dining onsite with their nighty 5-course chef’s tasting menu. Breakfast is included with your stay as well. Or, if you’d like to cook your own dinners, you can arrange their BBQ Experience, where they provide everything you need to grill on their patio, including the food, setup, and cleanup! Please note, Collective Retreats closes from July-August because of the Texas heat.
Rates start around $400/night. Book your own stay at Collective Retreats Hill Country here.
Looking for more cool places to stay? Then check out my guide to unique places to stay in Texas! It’s got some of the best glamping spots and funky hotels all over the state!
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