Discover the best tiny home rentals near New Braunfels, Texas with wifi provided

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Infinity Ranch Dripping Springs

7 sites · Lodging10 acres · Dripping Springs, TX

Stay in one of our six luxury tiny homes nestled on 10 acres in the middle of Texas Hill Country in Dripping Springs, TX. Infinity Ranch features a pool, a covered pergola with outdoor games, a bbq grill, fire pits, and a half bath. Perfect for families and groups traveling through the Texas Hill Country, looking for a secluded and quiet spot that is conveniently located near wedding venues and wineries in Dripping Springs. Each tiny home has its own full bath with a kitchen and living area. Four of the tiny homes sleep two people, while the remaining two tiny homes sleep four people.

Buck Moon Tiny House

1 site · Lodging6 acres · Wimberley, TX

🌘 A Modern Hill Country Artist’s Retreat 🌒 Welcome to our tranquil tiny house where you can recharge and gather inspiration from the art and nature surrounding you. Our hill country neighborhood evokes an old Texas feel and has a minimum of 6 acre tracts. Nature and privacy abound and Buck Moon Tiny House is glamping at its finest. Sleep deep under the stars in our treehouse lofts and enjoy every minute in our thoughtfully curated space. Some of our amenities include fast starlink internet and your own private outdoor area with a solo stove and a hammock. You can also find a shared picnic and playground area and walking trails throughout the property. Stock up on supplies and never leave or explore some of the best small towns in the Texas Hill Country, its your choice. Our spacious outdoor getaway is in the center of it all with Wimberley, Blanco and Dripping Springs only a short drive away. Our Guidebook has all of our favorite food, shopping and outdoor adventures. Whether you are coming for a weekend getaway with your family or a week long restful retreat, we look forward to your stay!

Romantic Tiny Luxury cabin-hot tub

1 site · Lodging10 acres · Wimberley, TX

Escape to one of 3 Romantic Tiny Luxury Retreats on a stunning 10-acre property known locally as Avandaro Ranch, where deer roam freely and nature surrounds you. Tucked away behind Wimberley Winery, our secluded cabin is the perfect place for couples to relax and unwind in total privacy. The space UNIQUE EXPERIENCES: -Sauna for 2 -Stock Pool with both HOT and COLD water -Outdoor shower connected to the indoor shower -Outdoor dining area -Day Bed under the pergola -Beautiful surrounding landscape and wildlife -Indoor games: variety of board games -Outdoor games: corn hole, giant Jenga, ring toss, 3D tic tac toe, etc... HIGH-END AMENITIES: -Premium nugget ice maker -Premium espresso machine & gourmet coffee. -Outdoor ceramic grill -High-end appliances and utensils -Well-stocked kitchen LUXURIOUS AND THOUGHTFUL DESIGN: -Thick wood slabs in the bathroom and kitchen -Elegant cedar trim and copper finishes -Comfortable mattress and different firmness pillows PROPERTY FEATURES: -Secluded 10-acre property offering a private escape. -Located at the end of a short street ensuring seclusion and privacy. -No drive-through or nearby traffic - Surrounded by acres and acres of nature Guest access -Situated just outside the city limits of Wimberley Please note that we live on the property and that our small schnoodle dog sometimes goes out. We may cross paths entering or leaving the property but we leave most of our interactions with guests to be via the app. Other things to note If you would like to explore the area we are only ; 5 minutes from the Wimberly Winery 10 minutes from the Wimberley Square (downtown) 13 minutes to the Wimberley Market Days 14 minutes to Blue Hole Regional Park

Garfield RV Park

1 site · Lodging5 acres · Del Valle, TX

AustnProperty is a RV Park where we offer tiny homes for short term rentals. The location has a brand-new laundry facility and Wi-Fi. All Utilities are included in the monthly rent. The Tiny Home is 300 sq ft with full size amenities (bedroom, bathroom and kitchen). The homes come fully furnished

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Tiny homes near New Braunfels with wifi provided guide

Overview

New Braunfels, the river tubing capital of Texas, sits between Austin and San Antonio in the scenic Texas Hill Country. Both the Guadalupe and Comal rivers flow through the city, making it a top destination for riverside camping, swimming, boating, and floating. Experience the European heritage of the first German settlement in the Lone Star State between excursions on the rivers.

Where to go

Guadalupe River

Some of the best campgrounds and RV parks in the region sit along the banks of the Guadalupe River. In summer, Texans flock here for a relaxing float in the sun. The river also provides year-round opportunities for fly fishing, canoeing, kayaking, and paddleboarding. Campers will find a bit of everything, from glamping tents and full hook-up RV sites to secluded tent sites right on the water.

Comal River

The cool, spring-fed waters of the Comal River—among the shortest boatable waterways in the country—come from the Edwards Aquifer right in New Braunfels. Another popular floating river, the Comal attracts visitors with its calmer waters, shorter float time, and one epic tube chute. Camp along the water within walking distance of historic downtown New Braunfels.

Canyon Lake

Follow the Guadalupe River north and you’ll reach Canyon Lake, nicknamed the Hill Country Coast. Numerous campgrounds and RV parks line the 80 miles of shoreline. Head to one of eight parks along the lakeshore for swimming, boating, picnicking and camping.

When to go

The cool waters of the Comal and Guadalupe rivers make New Braunfels particularly popular during the hot summer months. It’s well worth visiting during this busy season for the river tubing, but be sure to book your campsite well in advance. To beat the crowds, plan a trip just before Memorial Day Weekend or just after Labor Day Weekend.

Know before you go

Many campsites offer river tube rentals, as well as shuttle services to bring you back after your float.
Texas summers can get hot and humid, so remember to drink plenty of water to replenish lost fluids.
Disposable containers are not permitted on either the Guadalupe or Comal. Transfer your beverages and snacks to reusable water bottles and food containers before your float trip.