3 maisons, 30 voyageurs, à la campagne, verger de noix de pécan de 14 acres

Enjoy staying at our 3 Houses (Nut, Rooster and Bird) on a beautiful and peaceful pecan orchard on 14 acres for you and your guests. Houses are just a few feet away from each other and can sleep 9, 9 and 12 guests each for a total of 30 guests. Enjoy tubing on the river, shopping at the Outlets or simply enjoy an outdoor meal with your loved ones.

We don`t frequent the property during your stay however we are readily available to assist via message, phone, text, etc. and can arrive or send a co-host to help you if an emergency occurs. We may be onsite sprucing up the grounds when you arrive.

We are situated just 5 miles from the intersection of Interstate 35 and Hwy. 80 in San Marcos, 2.2 miles north of the San Marcos river. We`ve got the comfort and charm of a country setting with the convenience of a central location to an incredible array of things.

We’re less than an hour away from Austin, San Antonio, New Braunfels, Wimberley, and Canyon Lake.

Lockhart, long considered the Barbecue Capitol of Texas, is right up the road, where you can eat your way through brisket and sausage at local legends Kreuz Market, Smitty’s, and Black’s Barbecue to see whose barbecue is your favorite!

Tubing our Texas rivers is a prime summertime activity, and although our location is just a few miles from the San Marcos River, the Comal and Guadalupe rivers are also nearby, and the Schlitterbahn water park is also just a short drive away in New Braunfels.

If you’re into music, Cheatham Street Warehouse in San Marcos, Gruene Hall in New Braunfels, and The Continental Club and The Broken Spoke in Austin are all safe bets. But, don’t sleep on great shows at other fantastic venues nearby, such as Riley’s Tavern, Devil’s Backbone Tavern, River Road Icehouse, and Whitewater Amphitheater.

And if shopping is your thing, check out the Outlet malls in San Marcos, or the quaint shops in Wimberley and Gruene!

Our pecan orchard getaway is in the small community of Reedville, once a farming community before being absorbed into the city of Maxwell. You`ll still find fields of grain surrounding The Nut Farm! You might notice the 1930`s grain elevator across the road. This historic place has 16 patinated silos that once stored the grain from local farmers before being shipped by rail to other areas of the state.

We have ample parking at all homes! Please do not park on the grass.

For special stays, we request a $2,000 refundable damage deposit. Please consult with us prior to your reservation as we`ll waive it we see it fit.