This location sits on 85 acres in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, just minutes from the historic community of Fredericksburg along the scenic Old Highway 9—an ancient Native American Trading Trail dating back over a thousand years. Guests park in a spacious, peaceful pasture surrounded by longhorns, donkeys, llamas, and bison, offering a truly pastoral camping experience with level, dry ground and plenty of room for RV groups. Just a short walk away, the property neighbors a beloved local establishment featuring live music Wednesday through Sunday, along with a full restaurant and bar serving hearty Texas fare including ribs, steaks, prime rib, and highly-rated burgers. The venue also hosts special events, festivals, and a boil house, making it easy for guests to enjoy dining and entertainment without leaving the area. Recent visitors have especially praised the friendly, welcoming staff and the convenient proximity of food and live entertainment. The property welcomes guests to observe the resident animals from appropriate distances and viewing areas, including the opportunity to interact with the farm's friendly burros and llamas near designated fence lines. The peaceful, quiet nights and star-filled skies make this an ideal retreat for travelers seeking a respite from busy highways, whether visiting solo or as part of a larger group gathering. This Harvest Host location offers a unique combination of serene pastoral surroundings, convenient access to dining and entertainment, and genuine hospitality—making it an exceptional value for RV travelers exploring the Texas Hill Country and beyond.