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    Leakey vacation rentals start at R 2,020 ZAR per night before taxes and fees

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    Leakey stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!

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Home in Leakey
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 27 reviews

Frio Riverside Retreat

Hidden down in a canyon on the Frio River, this cabin offers a home base for exploring the Texas Hill country. Take a short walk to your own private river access. Walk up the road for several river road crossing and more crystal clear water to explore. Cook at home in the well equipped kitchen or drive 15 minutes to Leakey to dine at many of the local restaurants. Slow down and enjoy the sunset sets, moon rises and stars on the front porch in a comfortable rocker while watching the hummingbirds!

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The cabin interior features two spacious sleeping areas with comfortable queen beds, each adorned with fresh linens. A cozy gray sofa is positioned in front, inviting relaxation. The area is brightened by overhead lighting, complemented by wooden accents throughout the rustic layout.
Cabin in Leakey
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 49 reviews

Suite Sheds “Bunkhouse Cabin”

Escape to our studio-style Bunkhouse Cabin, perfect for up to 8 guests with two queen beds and two full beds. Enjoy a fully equipped kitchen, cozy living area, and communal fire pit for evening gatherings. Located just half a mile from the Bent Rim Bar and Grill, the official stop of the Three Twisted Sisters, you’ll love the convenience and local dining. Explore the nearby Frio River and Garner State Park. Free coffee included! Book your stay today for a memorable Texas Hill Country adventure!

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A serene view of the house set among lush trees, overlooking the clear water of Little Frio Creek. A natural stone pathway leads to the water's edge, where reflections of the trees can be seen on the tranquil surface.
Home in Leakey
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 46 reviews

Luxury Secluded Ranch, Stunning View, Fireplaces

Enjoy complete seclusion on a private ranch with premium Little Frio Creek waterfront. 3 Indoor fireplaces & outdoor firepit. House is nestled above crystal clear water on 100 acres of stunning hill country. Breathtaking views, swimming, fishing, hiking and kayaking from the back porch. The wildlife diversity is incredible with blackbuck antelope, axis deer, whitetail, wild turkey, ducks and more. Fireflies at night and many species of birds visit the feeders. *Nightly rate based on 2 people.

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A cozy living area features large windows showcasing sweeping views of the canyon and hills. Comfortable sofas are adorned with a colorful quilt, while a tall floor lamp stands beside a coffee table. A chair with a patterned cushion adds to the inviting space.
Guesthouse in Utopia
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 261 reviews

Amazing Views | Moonrise Studio on Sunrise Hill

With the best views in the Sabinal Canyon, Moonrise Studio is the perfect base for a romantic getaway or hiking Lost Maples & other area parks year round! End of road privacy & private trails make this the perfect retreat. The former potter's studio offers a large porch with stunning views of sunrise, moon rise, the Milky Way, & the entire canyon. Modern eclectic decor, comfortable furnishings, efficient kitchen, & luxury linens will make you feel as if you're in your home away from home.

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The exterior of a cozy log cabin is shown, featuring a welcoming porch with red chairs. A picnic table and a grill are visible nearby, surrounded by trees and natural surroundings, suggesting a blend of comfort and nature. Clear skies are viewed above.
Cabin in Vanderpool
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 145 reviews

FoxFire Log Cabin

Get back to the basics in a peaceful cozy cabin at FoxFire in Vanderpool. Enjoy reconnecting with nature with a walk or swim in the Sabinal River, hike at Lost Maples Park, birdwatching, or enjoying the stars and a campfire at night! 2 Bedroom 1 bath fully furnished comfy cabins. No Tvs or Microwave but WiFi, campfire ring, BBQ grill full kitchen/bath with outdoor picnic area. The grounds also have a playground, basketball goal, volleyball net, and river access. Family and pet friendly!

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A vibrant outdoor space features a crystal-clear saltwater pool surrounded by natural rock accents. Two cozy cabins are visible in the background, framed by lush greenery and rolling hills under a clear blue sky. Lounge chairs invite relaxation by the water.
Cabin in Leakey
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 158 reviews

Amadeo at the Frio Private getaway with pool & spa

"Amadeo" is a secluded 9 acre get away on Saddle Mountain all to yourself, not shared. 2 cabins with 2 full baths & glorified outhouse/shower by salt water pool & spa. Outdoor lounging, covered dining areas, game area, star gazing by the fire pit. We are located 1 mile from river crossing, 5 mins from town, 10 mins from Garner. Beautiful sunsets and view of the hills, also hiking. Each cabin has queen bed, full loft, full futon couch, covered porches. We also love our guests’ fur babies!

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Cabin in Leakey
4.81 out of 5 average rating, 31 reviews

Texas Wheelhouse

Whether planning a peaceful escape from the city or a riding vacation along the Twisted Sisters Hwy, the Texas Wheelhouse is a perfect getaway for your group. The 2-bedroom/2-bath cabin, with a 1-bedroom bunk house. The property is at the top of a ridge overlooking the breathtaking Texas Hill Country. Located along Hwy 336, one of the most scenic rides in Texas, the Texas Wheelhouse is a short drive to Garner State Park, Lost Pines Park, and several places to go tubing on the Frio River.

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An inviting cabin is nestled among mature oak trees, showcasing a rustic exterior with a front porch. Sunlight filters through the branches, casting soft shadows on the ground. The surrounding area is open and grassy, creating a serene, natural environment.
Cabin in Utopia
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 214 reviews

PJ's Hideaway

This peaceful cabin is centrally located in the Texas Hill Country, close to Garner State Park, Lost Maples State Park and Hill Country State Natural Area. Drive through the Hill Country on the Twisted Sisters, enjoying the beautiful scenery and wildlife. Close by, you can enjoy floating or swimming in the Frio River and the Sabinal River at the Utopia Park. Utopia has a renowned golf course featured in the movie Seven Days in Utopia. Concan 20 miles away also has a golf course.

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Cabin in Leakey
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 11 reviews

Luxe Livin' in the Hill Country!

Enjoy the jaw-dropping wonder of the Hill Country at Owl Hollow, our 260-acre ranch near Leakey, TX. Affectionately named after a Texas owl, “Barn” is adoringly appointed with modern comforts, granting gracious views of hills and valleys. The exterior is a nod to a traditional barn while the interior features the soft, warm colors. Enjoy soft creature comforts in a rugged expanse. Staying at Barn is truly a unique experience that offers everything needed to rest, relax and renew.

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The entrance showcases a blue door opening to a spacious porch with a view of rolling hills. Potted plants adorn the entryway, while a colorful rug adds a welcoming touch to the wooden floor.
Farm stay in Bandera
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 243 reviews

Sittin' On Top of Texas!!

Glorious sunsets! Texas breezes! A blissful refuge in the midst of beauty. Take in inspiring, panoramic, breathtakingly elevated views like no other. Bask in the peaceful, expansive serenity of our hilltop ranch in your own remotely secluded cabin, overlooking hills and valleys filled with Texas flora and so much more! Experience the sounds of nature and our family of deer as you sip morning coffee on the breezy porch of your romantic, tranquil and finely appointed cabin.

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Tiny home in Leakey
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 122 reviews

Tiny House on the Frio River

Tiny House on the Frio is a cozy get-away situated in the Frio Canyon on five acres in the spectacular Texas Hill Country and less than 100 yards walking distance to private Frio River frontage. The perfect setting for adult couples only, that want to get away for a peaceful and quiet stay away from the crowds. Located five miles north of Leakey, fifteen minutes from Garner State Park, thirty-six miles away from Lost Maples State Park and 82 miles to Fredricksburg.

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A fire pit is surrounded by four wooden chairs on a gravel area. A deck with lounge chairs is visible in the background, along with a house under a twilight sky with warm lighting. Tree branches frame the scene, adding a natural touch.
Home in Leakey
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 102 reviews

RioVado! Frio River! Lost Maples & Garner Park!

Located on the Frio River, near Leakey. 2 acres of private access river frontage (most shallow water- great for wading). Less than 1 mile from the shops and restaurants in downtown Leakey. Fully equipped kitchen, sheets, and towels. Enjoy the backyard deck or soak up the sun on the banks of the Frio. Located on HWY 337 across from The Pecan Farm & brewery. For extra space, check out our sister property next door Casa Verde! *check with us for river conditions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Leakey?

    Choose from riverfront cabins, cozy cottages, or retreats nestled in the hills around Leakey. Some accommodations have gathering spaces, outdoor fire pits, and easy access to nature.

  • What are the best things to do in Leakey with kids?

    Kids can splash in the Frio River, enjoy playgrounds at local parks, or learn about regional wildlife on easy nature walks. Family-friendly game centers and outdoor picnic spots are also available nearby.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Leakey?

    Enjoy tubing or kayaking on the Frio River, walk tree-shaded trails, or visit local shops and cafes in town. Leakey has spots where you can unwind by the water or explore the surrounding hill country.

  • How is the weather in Leakey?

    Leakey has warm summers with highs reaching 95°F (35°C) in July and mild winters around 62°F (17°C) in January. Spring and fall bring moderate temperatures, ideal for exploring the outdoors.

  • When is the best time to visit Leakey?

    Late spring and early fall are often recommended for pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds, as average highs reach around 81°F (27°C) in April and 89°F (32°C) in September. Summer draws more visitors for outdoor activities and river trips.

  • What are the best places to visit in Leakey?

    Stroll by the Frio River, picnic at local parks, or browse downtown shops featuring handmade goods. Nature lovers often explore scenic viewpoints just outside town.

  • What are some hiking trails in Leakey?

    Around Leakey, you can explore wooded trails through rolling hills and along riverbanks. Some trails offer opportunities for birdwatching and quiet views of the Texas Hill Country landscape.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Leakey?

    Families often enjoy floating or swimming in the Frio River, picnicking at local parks, and exploring nature trails. Seasonal events and local wildlife watching also provide engaging options.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Leakey?

    Explore nearby state parks, natural swimming holes, or charming small towns known for markets and local art. Scenic drives through wooded hills and stops at regional barbecue spots are frequently suggested.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Leakey?

    Leakey has a range of accommodations, and many welcome pets. When booking, look for listings that mention pet-friendly amenities to ensure your companion feels right at home.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Leakey?

    Locals often suggest packing sturdy shoes and lightweight clothing for outdoor adventures, and bringing reusable water bottles. Early mornings are popular for exploring the area before the midday sun.

  • What is Leakey known for?

    Leakey is known for its scenic hill country landscapes and the clear waters of the Frio River. The area attracts visitors for outdoor activities such as tubing, hiking, and birdwatching.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Leakey?

    Seek out less-traveled trails, small art galleries, and river access points that are popular with locals. Quiet overlooks around the hill country and family-run eateries add to Leakey’s distinct character.

  • What are the best foods to try in Leakey?

    Leakey has Texas-style barbecue, homemade pies, and locally rooted Tex-Mex dishes that are often recommended. Many visitors also enjoy seasonal produce at regional markets.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Leakey?

    Pack sun protection, comfortable walking shoes, and clothing suitable for warm or variable weather. For river activities, bring swimsuits, water shoes, and reusable water bottles; bug spray and a camera enhance outdoor adventures.

  • What is the nightlife in Leakey like?

    Leakey’s nightlife is relaxed and centers on casual gatherings, local restaurants, and occasional live music at area venues. Evenings are often spent enjoying sunsets or socializing at small-town bars.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Leakey?

    Leakey hosts community celebrations tied to local traditions, with fairs and classic car events often drawing regional visitors in late spring and summer. Small music gatherings and craft fairs may take place throughout the year.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Leakey?

    Leakey has family-friendly vacation rentals, including cabins, riverfront homes, and spacious cottages. Look for places with outdoor areas and amenities suited for children.

All about Leakey

The Frio and Nueces rivers cut deep, dramatic limestone canyons into the Hill Country landscape around this city, pronounced LAY-key. The undulating terrain earned the area — 100 miles west of San Antonio — the nickname of the Swiss Alps of Texas. Tonkawa and Lipan Apache peoples first settled here, followed by Spanish explorers and missionaries, and then a wave of ranchers and laborers from across the border. Today a quarter of the population still claims Mexican heritage.

This Texan town attracts visitors with its tubing, hiking, and leaf-peeping when fall floods the hills with shades of gold and scarlet. Leakey also wins rave reviews from fans of the open road. Motorcyclists and serious day-trippers gravitate toward the Twisted Sisters, a 100-mile loop along sinuous gorges and jagged, steep hills sans guardrails. Its three connected ranch roads have more than 200 curves between them, making it the state’s most twisty thoroughfare, and one of the country’s best scenic drives.

What are the top things to do in Leakey?

The Devil’s Sinkhole

Fifty miles northwest of Leakey, this National Natural Landmark protects a massive swirl of bats exploding up from a 140-foot-deep cavern on warm evenings. These nocturnal hunters roost here from late spring to early fall before migrating to Mexico for the winter. Their nightly dinner menu consists of some 30 tons of beetles and moths.

Dinosaur Tracks at Government Canyon

Vegetarian dinosaurs once stomped across a muddy beach here. The result? Dramatic trackways fossilized and preserved for 110 million years. This State Natural Area lies about two hours’ drive east of Leakey and also has more than 40 miles of trails, as well as geocaching and naturalist-led hikes.

Stonehenge II

Catch this replica of England’s megalithic monument beside the Guadalupe River in Ingram, 53 miles northeast of Leakey. If the proportions seem unusual, it’s because sculptor Doug Hill went for 90 percent of the height and 60 percent of the width — but all of the charm! Stonehenge 2.0 and its Easter Island-head sidekicks are free to visit on the Hill Country Arts Foundation campus.

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