Yes — you can book a cabin at Horseshoe Ridge without owning an RV, renting one, or knowing the first thing about hitches. The name says RV resort, but three fully furnished cabin rentals sit in a quiet corner of the property in Wimberley, TX, open to anyone who wants a Texas Hill Country getaway. No rig required. You check in, unpack, and settle onto the porch like any other guest.
TL;DR
No RV needed. Horseshoe Ridge has three furnished cabins — Sea Biscuit, The Mingo, and Secretariat — that anyone can book, whether you’re joining friends parked in an RV on-site or simply want a Hill Country getaway without owning a rig. You get the full resort: pool, fire pits, trails, and a 15-mile view. Ready to settle in? Call 737-307-2288 or reserve online.
Key Takeaways
✓No RV, no problem — the cabins book like any cabin rental, with zero camping gear or towing required.
✓Three furnished cabins sleep four to six guests, with pet-friendly options for travelers bringing a dog.
✓Cabin guests get the full resort — pool, fire pits, golf cart rentals, and Hill Country trails.
✓Minutes from Blue Hole, Jacob’s Well, and Wimberley Square, with Austin and San Antonio a short drive away.
Best For
Non-RVers who want the resort without the rig — families joining RV friends on-site, weekenders, and anyone who’d rather skip the setup.
Do I need an RV to stay at Horseshoe Ridge?
No. The cabins are stand-alone rentals, booked the same way you’d book a hotel room or a vacation home. The “RV resort” in our name describes the 124 sites out front — not a requirement for staying here. Plenty of guests roll in with nothing but a suitcase.
The mix-up is fair. A name like Horseshoe Ridge RV Resort can read as members-only for people who tow their home behind them. It isn’t. Three cabins sit in a quiet section of the property, shaded by the same oaks, and they welcome RV owners and non-RVers alike. Here’s what you don’t need to bring:
An RV. No travel trailer, motorhome, or camper of any kind.
Towing know-how. No leveling, backing in, or connecting hookups.
Camping gear. The cabin comes furnished, top to bottom.
An RV-site reservation. You book the cabin directly — no site assignment involved.
3
Fully furnished cabins
4–6
Guests per cabin
31
Acres under 350+ oaks
What’s inside the cabins?
Each cabin is fully furnished and ready the moment you arrive — comfortable beds, a kitchen with modern appliances, climate control, and a porch made for slow Hill Country mornings. You bring your bags; we handle the rest. All three sit together in the resort’s quiet cabin section, named for the racehorses that once trained on this 100-year-old ranch.
Anyone who wants the resort without owning a rig. The cabins are built for travelers who’d rather skip the setup, plus guests who want to join friends or family already parked in an RV on-site. You get the same grounds, the same amenities, and the same Hill Country quiet — just with a roof and a key instead of a hitch.
A few common reasons people choose a cabin instead of bringing a rig:
Travelers who don’t own an RV but still want the resort experience
Families visiting relatives who are staying in an RV on-site
Weekenders from Austin or San Antonio without a camper
Outdoor lovers who want the trails and the pool, minus the towing and leveling
How does a cabin compare to bringing your own RV?
A cabin gives you the same resort with none of the setup — no leveling, no hookups, no packing a kitchen into a rig. Bringing your own RV makes sense if you already own one and like having your own space; a cabin makes sense if you’d rather just show up. Either way, you get the full property: the pool, the fire pits, the trails, and that 15-mile view.
Planning your Texas Hill Country escape? Browse RV sites, cabins, and availability.
Booking works like any cabin rental: choose your dates, pick the cabin that fits your group, and reserve. No RV details, no site assignment — just your stay. Prefer to talk it through? Give us a call and we’ll help you land on the right cabin.
Yes. Cabin guests have full access to the resort, including the pool, fire pits, walking trails, on-site store, and golf cart rentals.
Do the cabins have kitchens?
Yes. Every cabin is fully furnished with a kitchen, modern appliances, and comfortable bedding, so you can cook in or simply relax.
Are the cabins pet-friendly?
Pet-friendly cabins are available. Mention your pet when you book so we can place you in the right cabin and have it ready for your arrival.
Written by
Billy Rhyne
Owner & General Manager, Horseshoe Ridge RV Resort
Billy Rhyne owns and runs Horseshoe Ridge RV Resort. Day to day, that means making sure every full-hookup site is level, every cabin's ready, and every rig rolling through Wimberley feels like it found a home base in the Hill Country.
Billy and his family took on a piece of Hill Country history — a 31-acre spread that spent a century as a racehorse training ranch, shaded by around 350 ancient oaks with 15-mile views — and turned it into a modern, 124-site RV resort without losing what made the land special. He stays hands-on with the place: checking pedestals, talking setups with guests pulling in off a long haul, and running all 124 sites and three cabins the way he'd want them if he were the one parking for the night.
On the blog, Billy writes about RV travel, big-rig-friendly stays, and the small stuff that makes a Texas trip easier.
When he's off the clock, he'll point you toward the Devil's Backbone drive at sunset or a cool-off at Blue Hole just up the road.
