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Activities

The massive pink granite dome rising above Central Texas has drawn people for thousands of years. But there’s more at Enchanted Rock State Natural Area than just the dome. The scenery, rock formations, and legends are magical, too! First, make sure to check out some of our vacation rentals!​

Park camping, picnicking, 8+ miles of hiking trails, nature trail, interpretive exhibits, rock climbing, watchable wildlife and store. Located in 18 miles north of Fredericksburg! Looking for a place to stay while being active in Fredericksburg? Then book our Fredericksburg rentals today!

Useful Links for Staying Active in Fredericksburg!

Golfing at Lady Bird Johnson Park

There’s a lot to like about the new Lady Bird Johnson Golf Course. Thanks to nearly $2 million in renovations, it has been transformed into one of the finest municipal courses in Texas. The course has been lengthened to a Par 71 design of 6,686 yards. Fairways have been carefully sculpted to reward good shot placement, and the greens are firm and fast. The course now features 46 bunkers and water hazards on 10 of the 18 holes. Add it all up, and you have an exceptional, resort-like golf experience without the resort prices, all while staying active in Fredericksburg.

Alamo Bat Cave

If you’re on the hunt for something different and interesting to do, why not grab your binoculars and check out the Bat Tunnel? While you’re at the Old Tunnel, be sure to stop by Alamo Springs Cafe for one of the best hamburgers in Texas (if not America) at this really cool hamburger joint!

Willow City Loop Wildflowers

Whether you thank Mother Nature or Lady Bird Johnson, the Texas Hill Country is home to wildflowers. Drawing many visitors during the spring, the Gillespie County wildflower season is like a fireworks display on the ground, filled with bluebonnets, Indian paintbrush, Mexican hat, and many others. Over 5,000 wildflower species make their home in the state of Texas, a product of its diverse ecosystems.
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