Treehouses near Fredericksburg

Subtitle Legendary wine trail, peaches, and German culture and cuisine make this a must-see Texas destination.

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Cypress Valley

13 sites · Lodging108 acres · Spicewood, TX

Find yourself nestled among ancient cypress trees, oaks, and ash junipers possibly here since before explorers from Europe found Turtle Island. Wrap yourself in a blanket and stargaze, listen to the owls, or follow the hundreds of fireflies lighting the creek-bed below. Cypress Valley takes glamping to a whole new level with 5 incredible treehouses, and 7 off-grid glamping tents - The perfect blend of authentic outdoor adventure and luxury travel. Each Cypress Valley accommodation is a unique expression of our commitment to sharing this beautiful land with a very light footprint. Stay the night (or a week) and go home renewed, refreshed, and recharged for life. Our glamping accommodations have been featured in media from The New York Times and Texas Monthly to every local Austin News Show because they are truly an adventure worth having.

Rainbow Hearth Sanctuary

4 sites · Lodging10 acres · Burnet, TX

A Texas Hill Country Bed and Breakfast Spa Retreat Sometimes, an unexpected encounter can completely change the way we see ourselves and the world around us. For many of our guests, Rainbow Hearth has become such an encounter. Situated on ancient Native American ceremonial grounds, Rainbow Hearth is much more than your ordinary Texas Hill Country Bed and Breakfast. Located on the shore of vast Lake Buchanan, it is a special place ... to reconnect with nature or with a loved one, and most of all, with yourself…to melt away all the stresses of hectic, modern lifestyles…to rediscover the “inner child” who longs to come out and play. Here you will find the finest in Hill Country accommodations. Some of the most delicious natural and organic foods you may have ever experienced. Massage therapy by a true healer. And best of all, you may find yourself, in a new and inspiring way. Whether you are looking for a nurturing oasis to be at one with yourself, your loved ones, and nature or you want an active getaway to play in the water or hike beautiful Texas Hill Country trails, Rainbow Hearth is among the best Texas Hill Country Bed and Breakfasts. Because here, it’s more about being than doing. Please take a moment to read Rainbow Hearth's reviews and remember, we are a pet-friendly Lake Buchanan Bed and Breakfast.

Treehouses near Fredericksburg guide

Overview

German residents settled in Fredericksburg beginning in the 1830s, and the town’s Old World charm is still evident throughout the region’s cuisine and hospitality today. Visitors flock to the state’s best known wine trail that winds along Highway 290 from Fredericksburg to Johnson City, filled with more than 50 wineries and tasting rooms, along with a few distilleries making noteworthy Texas whiskey and vodka. Peach season is a fun summertime activity, when you can visit orchards for fresh-picked peaches, cobblers, and peach ice cream. Nearby, a giant pink batholith called Enchanted Rock beckons hikers to take on its heady journey to the top, and cycling through Hill Country’s namesake hills is another worthy physical challenge.

Where to go

Downtown

Antique shops, boutiques, and intimate restaurants abound in downtown Fredericksburg, worthy of a day trip for shopping and dining. You’ll also find plentiful public parks and museums here, and farmers’ markets and festivals planned throughout the year.

Luckenbach

A 1977 Waylon Jennings song put this tiny town on the map. Today, it’s a historic dance hall and a post office with a bar in the back. Order up a beer and ask the resident guitarist to strum you a tune (you’ll never guess which one is the most requested).

Johnson City

Johnson City and nearby Stonewall are within a 30-minute drive of Fredericksburg along Highway 290 and its wine country. This was the boyhood home of President Lyndon B. Johnson, and you’ll find Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park, where you can explore his roots as well as his “Texas White House,” where he lived and worked during his tenure.

When to go

Texas Hill Country is a wonderful destination year-round, given the frequently lovely Texas climate (just prepare for some heat during the summer months). Weekends tend to be busy with tourists, with bachelorette parties flocking to wineries and bars in and around Fredericksburg. Summer is peach season—ideal for picking your own fruits or trying some local cuisine created with peaches. During the winter holidays, Fredericksburg transforms into a German-style Christmas village, with lights, music, and specialty treats to enjoy.