Meet Bumblebee — our luxury destination trailer permanently planted among the live oaks at Coyote Crossing, and honestly, one of our favorite places on the whole property. Don't let the word "trailer" fool you. This thing was built to stay put and stay comfortable. Rustic on the outside, refined on the inside — with a covered porch that looks straight out into the trees and a sleeping loft up top for the little ones. It's the kind of place where couples arrive with a full itinerary and abandon it by day two. Small families come to let the kids run and actually breathe for a few days. Everybody leaves a little slower than they arrived. Step outside and you've got the full run of Coyote Crossing — cowboy pool, fire pit, hammocks, outdoor bar, lawn games, and five acres of live oaks to wander. The Guadalupe River is just minutes away for floating, kayaking, or just dangling your feet in. Whitewater Amphitheater and Gruene Hall are right down the road when you're ready for a night out. The wildlife out here is real — deer, foxes, turkeys, the occasional armadillo. Watch your step and keep your doors closed. They were here first and we respect that. Pet-friendly.

Welcome to Coyote Crossing. We've got 5 acres of old-growth live oaks in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, and we're glad you found us. This isn't a resort — it's a genuine piece of Texas land, wooded, wild, and alive. Deer wander through at dusk. Foxes slip through the tree line. Turkeys strut across the property. You're out here with nature, and we think that's the whole point. Everybody shares the good stuff: cowboy pool, fire pit, hammocks, tree swings, covered outdoor bar with TV, grill pergola, and enough lawn games to keep things lively. Most guests tell us they planned to do a lot more than they actually did. We take that as a compliment. When you do venture out — the Guadalupe and Comal Rivers are minutes away, Whitewater Amphitheater is practically next door, and Gruene Hall, Wimberley, New Braunfels, and Texas wine country are all an easy drive. Austin and San Antonio are both under an hour.