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· Kingsbury, Guadalupe, Texas

6 acres hosted by Nicholas A.

1 lodging site

This is a small 6 acre Homestead in Kingsbury TX. Renovating and giving new life to vintage RVS is a passion of mine. We recently came across the RV used in the film Into the Wild. The RV was the home to Rubber Tramps Jan and Rainey who met up with Alexander Supertramp played by Emile Hirsch. When we took the RV into our possession it was in terrible disrepair. The mural was faded from years of sun and the interior had been destroyed by years of decay. At the time of the film release this RV was 23 years old. Today it is 38 years old. We ask that you respect its vintage age when staying in the RV. If you are looking for fancy this isn't it. If you are looking to enjoy a piece of cinematic history and get some peace and quiet then we invite you to go Into the Wild with us here in Kingsbury TX.Enjoy your stay in this RV used in the film Into the Wild wich played home to rubber tramps Jan and Rainey who befriended Leather Tramp Alexander Supertramp. This is the perfect getaway for a couple who wants to get off the grid and have some peace and quiet. We are down the road from the San Marcos river. You can go tubing and rent kayaks from https://amigosbeach.com/ or shoot skeet at https://www.moyesway.com/about. We have the most unique scenic views in Central Texas. Come relax with us.

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1 ratings · 1 review

Clara H.recommends

February 14, 2021

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Small Town Paradise

My boyfriend and I loved staying here! Even though the weather outside was a frightful 25 degrees we stayed nice and warm in Nick's RV. Not to mention it was the perfect night to use the hot tub, which was AWESOME. Walking distance to the Square, this was a great place to call home for the night, thanks Nick!

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Kingsbury, Guadalupe, Texas, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Jumanos, Coahuiltecan, Ndé Kónitsąąíí Gokíyaa (Lipan Apache), Tonkawa, and Sana First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Nicholas A.Joined in November 2020

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