Vacation Rentals in Wimberley, TX

Stay Texas Hospitality Group offers hand-selected vacation rental properties in Wimberley, TX, one of the Texas Hill Country's most visited destinations for weekend and extended getaways. Whether you are planning a quiet retreat or a gathering with family, the area delivers striking scenery and a relaxed pace. Call (830) 999-2694 today to reserve your Wimberley rental before availability closes.

Why Visit Wimberley, Texas

Wimberley has held its reputation as one of the most photographed small towns in the Hill Country for decades, and the reasons hold up on close inspection. The community sits at the confluence of the Blanco River and Cypress Creek, and both waterways feature swimming spots that draw visitors from across Texas during the warmer months. Beyond the water, the town carries a genuine arts identity built on generations of resident glassblowers, painters, sculptors, and independent gallery owners. Wimberley Square remains one of the most walkable retail districts in the region, with restaurants, boutiques, and studios housed in restored older buildings within a compact grid.

Unlike some Hill Country destinations where growth has thinned out the local character, this community has preserved much of what originally drew visitors here. Blue Hole Regional Park, one of the most storied swimming spots in Texas, still operates on a controlled admission model that limits crowding and preserves the water quality of Cypress Creek. Jacob's Well, a few miles north of town, remains an active geological curiosity and a protected natural area where swimming is reservation-only during summer months. Between these two anchors, the monthly market days, and the town's steady calendar of arts events, guests staying in the area rarely run short of things to do.

The community also benefits from a strategic position within the Hill Country corridor. Guests can easily arrange day trips to Fredericksburg wineries, Dripping Springs distilleries, San Marcos river tubing, and the outdoor amenities at nearby Blanco State Park, all without changing accommodations. This makes the town one of the more practical bases for travelers who want to see a broader slice of the region without moving from one lodging to another every night.  

Wimberley Cabin Rentals

Cabins in and around the area offer a more rustic setting without sacrificing the amenities guests expect from a properly managed short-term rental. Many sit on wooded acreage with fire pits, covered porches, and Hill Country views.

Wimberley Cottage Rentals

Cottages in this market tend to appeal to guests who prefer a smaller footprint with a more personal character. These properties are well-suited to couples and solo travelers seeking a quieter, low-maintenance stay.

Wimberley House Rentals

Full house rentals in the area give guests the most flexibility in terms of space, sleeping arrangements, and outdoor access. These properties are particularly practical for guests planning multi-night stays with cooking, recreation, and privacy as priorities.

Romantic Retreats and Couples Getaways

This part of the Hill Country draws a steady stream of couples looking for private, well-appointed settings away from urban congestion. Properties in this category typically feature secluded outdoor spaces, Hill Country views, and proximity to the cypress-lined Blanco River.

Family Vacation Homes

Larger vacation homes here accommodate families seeking a base for exploring Blue Hole Regional Park, Jacob's Well, and the local farmers market. These properties offer multiple bedrooms, full kitchens, and outdoor living areas suited to longer stays.

Group Accommodations

For reunions, milestone celebrations, or extended family trips, the portfolio includes houses that sleep twelve or more guests. Shared common areas and multiple bathroom configurations make group logistics considerably more manageable.

Waterfront and Creekside Properties

A subset of the portfolio includes rentals positioned directly on Cypress Creek, the Blanco River, or their tributaries. These properties are among the most requested during summer months and typically require the earliest booking commitment.

Pool and Hot Tub Rentals

Guests visiting outside of the primary swimming season often prioritize rentals with private pools or hot tubs for their outdoor water access. These properties give travelers reliable outdoor use of the property regardless of river or creek conditions on the day of arrival.

Pet-Friendly Vacation Homes

Travelers arriving with dogs will find a selection of properties across the Stay Texas Hospitality Group portfolio that permit pets under defined terms. Fenced yards, easy trail access, and durable interior finishes are common features across these listings.

Things to Do Near Your Wimberley Rental

Guests staying through Stay Texas Hospitality Group frequently ask for guidance on how to structure their itinerary. The following attractions, activities, and dining options sit within a short walk or drive of most local vacation rentals.

• Blue Hole Regional Park: This iconic Cypress Creek swimming spot operates on a reservation and admission system between May and September, which keeps the site enjoyable and preserves water quality. The surrounding park includes hiking trails, playgrounds, and shaded picnic areas open year-round. 
• Jacob's Well Natural Area: Located a few miles north of town, this artesian spring feeds Cypress Creek and reaches depths that continue to interest divers and geologists. Swimming is reservation-only from May through October, and Hays County manages access to protect the site. 
• Wimberley Glassworks: Live glassblowing demonstrations run several times a week at this working studio and gallery. Visitors can watch pieces being formed in real time, tour the showroom, and purchase original work directly from the artists. 
• EmilyAnn Theatre and Gardens: This outdoor community theater and butterfly garden hosts performances, holiday light displays, and educational events throughout the year. The gardens themselves are worth visiting even outside of performance dates. 
• Wimberley Market Days: Held on the first Saturday of each month from April through December at Lions Field, this open-air market ranks among the oldest and largest of its kind in the Hill Country. Vendors sell antiques, art, handmade goods, and food. 
• Old Baldy: A steep flight of well over 200 steps climbs to the summit of this hill just outside the square, rewarding visitors with panoramic views of the surrounding valley. The climb is a longstanding local ritual and free to access. 
• Wimberley Zip Line Adventures: Ten separate zip lines carry guests across the wooded terrain outside of town, offering elevated views of the Hill Country landscape. Reservations are recommended during peak weekends. 
• Corral Theatre: This outdoor movie venue has operated since 1948 and continues to screen family films under the stars on select weekends during the warmer months. It offers a genuine throwback experience that few communities have retained. 
• Devil's Backbone Scenic Drive: Ranch Road 32 climbs and dips along one of the most photographed ridgelines in central Texas, connecting the town to Blanco and offering scenic overlooks along the way. Guests staying in the area can complete the loop in under two hours. 
• Local Dining: The Leaning Pear serves upscale Hill Country cuisine in a stone building overlooking Cypress Creek. Ino'z Brew and Chew covers casual American fare on the square, while Community Pizza and Beer Garden provides wood-fired pies with a strong local craft beer selection. Wimberley Cafe remains a longstanding breakfast spot, and Cypress Creek Cafe rounds out the mid-priced lunch options. 
• Seasonal Events: The Wimberley Trail of Lights transforms EmilyAnn Theatre's grounds each December with more than a million lights. Butterfly festivals, chili cook-offs, and holiday parades round out the community calendar throughout the year. 

Getting to Wimberley

Wimberley sits along Ranch Road 12 in the central Hill Country, giving travelers reasonable access from both Austin and San Antonio without the traffic complications of larger destinations. Most guests arrive by car, and rental vehicles are advisable for those flying into a regional airport since local ride-share coverage is limited.

• From Austin: Approximately 40 miles, or one hour by car, traveling southwest on U.S. Highway 290 to Dripping Springs and continuing south on Ranch Road 12. 
• From San Antonio: Approximately 60 miles, or one hour and fifteen minutes, heading north on Interstate 35 to San Marcos and completing the trip on Ranch Road 12. 
• From Houston: Approximately 200 miles, or three and a half hours, following Interstate 10 west and connecting through San Marcos on Interstate 35 north. 
• From Dallas and Fort Worth: Approximately 220 miles, or three and a half to four hours, traveling south on Interstate 35 through Waco and Austin before turning west toward the Hill Country. 

The nearest commercial airport is Austin-Bergstrom International, roughly 45 minutes away depending on traffic. San Antonio International Airport sits about an hour and a half south, making it a viable second option for travelers with more flexible flight schedules. Once in town, most vacation rentals include off-street parking, and the compact size of the community means dining, shopping, and outdoor attractions are all easily accessible by car.

Why Choose Stay Texas Hospitality Group in the Wimberley Area

Stay Texas Hospitality Group has built its reputation across the Texas Hill Country by maintaining a straightforward, guest-first approach to vacation rental management and hospitality. The company operates from Fredericksburg and extends its portfolio throughout the region, including this community and surrounding areas. Every property listed through Stay Texas Hospitality Group is vetted for condition, accuracy of representation, and suitability for the guest types it is marketed toward.

Here are four reasons guests in the area consistently choose Stay Texas Hospitality Group: 

• Local Hill Country knowledge: Staff with direct familiarity with the region provide practical guidance on property selection and local activities. 
• Accurate property representation: Listings reflect actual conditions, amenities, and configurations so guests arrive with correct expectations. 
• Responsive guest support: Communication before, during, and after a stay is handled by a knowledgeable team, not an automated queue. 
• Diverse property portfolio: From riverside cottages to spacious group houses, the range of available properties covers a wide spectrum of travel needs and budgets. 

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