Cabin Rentals Near Austin, TX: How to Pick the Right Hill Country Base

Horseshoe Ridge RV park cabins with modern design and outdoor seating areas.

Cabin rentals near Austin cluster in the Hill Country to the west and south-west, and the practical decision is how far you are willing to drive for how much scenery. Wimberley is about 45 minutes out, which is the sweet spot for a two-night weekend: far enough to feel away, close enough that Friday evening […]

How to Choose an RV Park in Texas: Hookups, Site Length, Season & Rules

Horseshoe Ridge RV park with spacious sites and scenic views.

The best RV park in Texas is the one that matches your rig, your season and the length of your stay — and you can work that out before you book from four things: hookup and amp service, usable site length, the stay length the property actually supports, and the written rules. This guide is […]

What is Glamping? Definition, Types, Costs, and How to Choose

Golden-hour aerial of two cabins beside the oaks at Horseshoe Ridge RV Resort in Wimberley, Texas

Wimberley, Texas Hill Country Glamping is short for “glamorous camping.” It means outdoor-facing lodging that keeps hotel-style comforts: a real bed, climate control, power, and usually a private bathroom. In the Texas Hill Country that usually means a furnished tent, a yurt, a dome, or a luxury cabin rental. Here at Horseshoe Ridge RV Resort […]

Where to Stay for a Wimberley Wedding

Golden-hour aerial of two cabins beside the oaks at Horseshoe Ridge RV Resort in Wimberley, Texas

Wimberley wedding guests usually stay at the venue’s own lodging, a local inn or B&B, a vacation rental, or a hotel in San Marcos or Dripping Springs. Horseshoe Ridge suits guests bringing an RV, plus a small number of guests in our three cabins, which sleep 16 people in total. By Billy Rhyne, owner of […]

RV Camping Checklist: 100+ Items

Fifth-wheel RV on a pull-through site with a patio, outdoor rug and chairs under a live oak at Horseshoe Ridge

Use this free RV camping checklist for any trip: pack the 10 essentials first, then work through hookups, tools, kitchen, bedding, clothing, safety, documents, outdoor gear and pet supplies. Check items off on your phone, or print the list and save it as a PDF. By Billy Rhyne, owner of Horseshoe Ridge RV Resort · […]