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Just 83 miles away you'll find the busting city of Austin,
TX. A visit here will give you a chance to visit the Elisabet
Ney Museum, the O Henry Museum, the Texas Memorial Museum, and
the Laguna Gloria Art Museum.
If you are looking for a place to settle down, you'll find
Kerrville, TX
just 25 miles away. Rated as one of the top 100 retirement towns
in America, Kerrville also has great RV parks for you to enjoy
during your visit like the Guadalupe River RV Resort and the
Buckhorn Lake Resort.
How can you spend your time in Kerrville? For indoor fun explore
Wolfmueller's Books,
on the historic square, or drive to
James Avery's compound, 1/2 north of I-10 & the Harper
exit, for wonderful silver and gold jewelry, many pieces of which
feature a religious theme. You can fly fish, canoe, kayak, or
float down the Guadalupe River. Or visit the Blanco State Park,
the Enchanted Rock State Natural Area, or the Riverside Nature
Center and Arboretum. Wine lovers will enjoy driving the Texas
Wine Trail, while bird watchers will be glad to know that the
Kerrville area is home to over 300 species of birds, including
the Golden-cheeked Warbler.
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Just 83 miles away you'll find the busting city of Austin, TX. A visit here will give you a chance to visit the Elisabet Ney Museum, the O Henry Museum, the Texas Memorial Museum, and the Laguna Gloria Art Museum. If you are looking for a place to settle down, you'll find Kerrville, TX just 25 miles away. Rated as one of the top 100 retirement towns in America, Kerrville also has great RV parks for you to enjoy during your visit like the Guadalupe River RV Resort and the Buckhorn Lake Resort. How can you spend your time in Kerrville? For indoor fun explore Wolfmueller's Books, on the historic square, or drive to James Avery's compound, 1/2 north of I-10 & the Harper exit, for wonderful silver and gold jewelry, many pieces of which feature a religious theme. You can fly fish, canoe, kayak, or float down the Guadalupe River. Or visit the Blanco State Park, the Enchanted Rock State Natural Area, or the Riverside Nature Center and Arboretum. Wine lovers will enjoy driving the Texas Wine Trail, while bird watchers will be glad to know that the Kerrville area is home to over 300 species of birds, including the Golden-cheeked Warbler. |