Horseshoe Ridge is a long-term RV resort in Wimberley, Texas Hill Country, built for full-hookup monthly stays with the kind of services that turn an RV site into a home base. Snowbirds, remote workers, and full-timers settle in here for weeks or months at a stretch — and they come back. Here’s what makes it the long-term pick.
What's included in a monthly RV stay at Horseshoe Ridge?
Every monthly site at Horseshoe Ridge comes with full hookups — water, sewer, 30/50-amp electric — on a level concrete pad, plus access to the resort's pool, pickleball courts, and valet services. The site is built to receive a Class A motorhome or a large 5th wheel without back-and-forth maneuvering, and the pads are sized with slide-out clearance in mind.
The day-to-day stuff is what separates a monthly stay from a quick overnight. Fiber Wi-Fi means a remote-work week actually works. Valet trash means you set the bag out and someone takes it. Valet propane delivery means your tank gets picked up at the site, refilled, and brought back — no chasing down a hardware store on a Tuesday morning.
Rates and add-on availability vary by site type and season — view the monthly stays page for current details.
Why is Wimberley a good base for long-term RV travel?
Wimberley puts you in the heart of Texas Hill Country with Austin and San Antonio each about an hour away, so you can plant your rig in one place and still reach two major cities, river towns, and dozens of attractions. The Blanco River, Jacob's Well, and Wimberley town square are minutes from the resort.
A long-term stay here means weekday quiet and weekend options. Fredericksburg wineries are an easy day trip. San Marcos and the river outlets are 20 minutes south. Austin's music venues, food, and airport sit about an hour north on RR 12 and 290. For full-timers used to picking up and moving every few days, settling into Wimberley feels like getting time back — you stop driving and start exploring. The full slate of Texas Hill Country attractions gives you weeks of day trips without ever moving the rig.
Who stays long-term at Horseshoe Ridge?
Long-term guests are mostly snowbirds escaping northern winters, remote workers running their work week from a fifth wheel, and full-timers who want a Hill Country pause that lasts longer than a weekend. The mix is friendly, mostly retirees and working couples, and quiet enough that monthly stays feel residential rather than transient.
You'll see the same rigs at the pool on Sunday morning. The neighbors wave. People know each other's dogs. That's the point.
What kinds of RV sites are available for monthly stays?
Horseshoe Ridge offers two executive site formats for monthly RVers — back-in and pull-thru — both with concrete pads, full hookups, and 30/50-amp service sized big-rig friendly. The two formats give you a choice based on rig type and parking preference, but the underlying spec is the same.
Pull-thrus are the easy answer for long Class A motorhomes towing a vehicle — drive in one side, out the other, no unhitching the toad to park. Back-ins tend to give you a more settled feel once you're in, with the rig oriented for a clean view off the awning side. Either works for a monthly stay; both are built for the long haul.
How do you reserve a monthly stay at Horseshoe Ridge?
Monthly stays at Horseshoe Ridge are arranged by phone — call 737-307-2288 to check site availability and lock in your dates. Our online booking system handles stays of up to 28 days; anything longer goes through the team directly so we can match the right site to your rig and length of stay. Site details, photos, and included services are on the monthly stays page if you want to look things over before calling.
Have your rig length, slide-out clearance, and preferred dates ready when you call. If you've got specific hookup needs (50-amp, 30-amp, big-rig pull-thru) or a delivery date for valet propane, let us know up front so we can match the right site to your setup. Most monthly questions about cancellation, check-in, and what's included are covered in our frequently asked questions.
