Great place for an event. About five cabins with bathrooms which were well maintained. Huge grounds…read moreincluding river front land. Plenty of room for camping.

Beautiful property. Friendly owner. Great groundskeeper. So accommodating and wonderful. It's an…read moreexceptional venue that is extremely affordable.

"Getting married is like trading the adoration of many for the sarcasm of one." --Mae West…read moreI received an invite for my husband,Ray and I to attend my little cousins wedding! As soon as I saw it was in Dale, Texas, I quickly replied "HECK, YES,WE'LL GO!", then I RSVPed online! Camino Real Ranch is a small intimate venue. It was really nice! They had games for guests. Beautiful area for the nuptials with a pond and fountain in back ground (see photos).

From the owner: Nestled between Austin, San Marcos, and Bastrop, Camino Real provides a one-of-a-kind setting for…read moreall things celebration. Baja California meets Texas countryside at our multi-acre wedding and event venue located just minutes from downtown Austin. Our unique, eclectic indoor and outdoor structures including our expansive greenhouse and non-traditional Quonset Hut offer many flexible configuration options and a magical backdrop for your special event. Come tour our grounds and explore the limitless possibilities Camino has to offer.

if I can put 0 stars I would the owner if very nosey and will go through your stuff and grab it…read morewithout permission to make sure your not sneaking in anything when theres a security already checking so why would the owner go through your stuff and grab stuff without permission and give you attitude. worst experience when they're just watching you and making you uncomfortable and I wasn't allowed to bring my baby stroller and it was very hard when you have a baby . horrible place.

This place has the absolute worst customer service ever,not worth the price and the owners lie…read moreright to your face.

Attended a wedding at Hummingbird House and it was lovely. The grounds were delightful even in…read morewinter so I can imagine how breathtaking they would be in the spring and summer months. The bridal suite was not only perfect for the bridal party to get ready but also to allow the blushing bride some alone time before the ceremony. The weather cooperated but the event staff were prepared with tents if the ceremony needed to be moved at the last minute. The bathrooms were even stocked with emergency essentials should they be needed. A few of the guests had mobility challenges and the rustic walkways and loose gravel did present a bit of a challenge for some, but otherwise zero complaints.

My partner and I attended a wedding at the Hummingbird House, a charming and cozy venue. The…read moreproperty was stunning and lush with greenery. I especially loved the adorable dog statues. Although it was drizzling that day, I want to praise the staff for their warmth and hospitality to all guests! They did an excellent job celebrating and making the day special for the bride and groom.

I pay $700 a month and a $15,000 initiation fee to hit off of rock-hard fairways, sandless bunkers,…read morea locker room that is repulsive, and a roof thats so full of holes that it rains inside whenever it rains outside. Absolute joke of a club.

Do not join here as a tennis member.  Recently, the new ownership group Arcis and the head "tennis…read morepro" Kelly Marshall decided to ruin the tennis courts by painting a million lines everywhere.  The tennis courts are an absolute mess.  Even though members voiced their opposition to pickle ball taking over the tennis courts, our voices were ignored.  Onion Creek went ahead with trying to accommodate "all racquet sports" by littering the courts with pickle ball equipment and the final straw - adding permanent pickle ball lines to the tennis courts.  Tennis players are not respected here.  I'm playing at Grey Rock from now on.

This was such a fun little find! We discovered this place when looking for somewhere to grab a…read morequick drink before our show at the adjacent Alamo Lakeline. You wouldn't think a bar in the lobby of the Aloft could be so trendy and fun, but we had a blast and some great and somewhat reasonably priced drinks to boot! The decor is a lot of fun as was our bartender, Sam! He was fantastic at being honest about which drinks were actually worth getting off the cocktail menus and he didn't judge when I ordered the "No Ducks Given" just for the floating rubber ducky! We ended up here because my friends were specifically looking for dirty gin & vodka martinis, respectively. I'm a bourbon girl myself, but Sam made some mean martinis! I also had the Tom Collins w/antique barrel-aged gin that drank more like a scotch and was fantastic! The only thing I would say is the spinach feta "pretzel" here was not good and definitely not at all worth $7. It was definitely the "pop in a microwave" variety and wasn't even really a pretzel, it was more like a p'zone if anything else. So can't rec that here, but the drinks were great as was the company of our fellow "barflys" for the evening!

Morgan made our trip! She was so warm and welcoming. Stayed at the Aloft for Formula 1.read more

Beautiful place for a roadside pit stop. I visited on mid day Saturday. Nice landscaping and well…read moreoutfitted plant nursery. There's also a Tex-mex restaurant there and a host of other small businesses. Clean restrooms. Lots of outdoor seating. Looks like there is even a place for an outdoor concert venue if they host an event.

Community Gardens is an ever changing place lol there was a sports bar in there that we enjoyed but…read moreit is no longer there. We enjoy the Christmas market that they have every year. There's also a place there that sells plants and outdoor gardening needs, but they seemed a little pricey to me. I've never gone there to listen to any live music but would love to hear what that is like. It seems like one of those places that you're not exactly sure what it is!