Tres Molinos is a hill country gem! Our accommodations were great and it's only made better by the…read morefact that it was dog friendly - just make sure to bring a crate or kennel. Our English Labradors enjoyed the sights as much as we did and our stay was spacious enough to share with them comfortably. Patrick is an amazing host - he is accommodating for excursions at all skill levels and is also happy to share his wealth of knowledge about agriculture and the land that his ranch sits on. We left with a greater understanding and appreciation for what it takes to be a steward to this beautiful place. Patrick's staff is also very friendly and happy to show you around. Aaron and Nathan both helped to show us a great time. Our weekend flew by - filled with hunting and horseback adventures. There are so many other activities that I would love to partake in on our next visit as well as a new hobby that I would love to explore deeper! We can't wait to return!

We had a lovely time here in the Urban Cowboy Suite. It is beautifully decorated and well laid out…read moredesign. The covered patio with rocking chairs were the perfect viewing area of the valley and we had a thunder and lightning show to boot! Our host was very helpful and accommodating- providing us with everything we needed and extending our stay so I could go horse back riding the next day. The horses were very well trained and the guide Alexa and her dog Tulsa were top notch!! We will definitely be back !!

We had a great time! My wife and I have been planning mystery trips for Valentin's Day weekend for…read moreabout 10 years now where the other person has no idea where or what we will be doing. This year was mine to plan and we had a GREAT time! We LOVED the cabin and its proximity to Main Street. I will be releasing a YouTube video to my travel channel in the coming weeks covering our stay at Barons Creekside Rhine Falls Swiss Cabin and weekend in Fredericksburg. You can catch it here: https://youtube.com/@adventureswithmrhayes?si=Mi8ZSXvLpW7Nelzi Update: March 9, 2026 The first of the video series went live this past Saturday. You can start the series here: Episode 1, Valentine's Mystery Trip "The Clues" https://youtu.be/vCF5gB7N3Ig?si=vbEPzzT19mnUzWfb

Great atmosphere, great food with different menu items than other places. Food was delicious and…read moreservice was excellent.

Had a great day at Seven Donks DND Ranch, loving on the mini donkeys and Mr. and Mrs. D. They are…read morewonderful couple with some wonderful Therapy mini donkeys. I would recommend you take your family to visit them and take some apples and carrots for the donkeys..

From the owner: Our mini donkeys are registered emotional support animals/therapy donkeys. The time spent with the…read moredonkeys is yours. Only one visitor/group per day. There is no cost, and we supply the carrots for the donkeys. We do except donations to support the cost of hay.

One of the coolest, respectable human beings you will ever meet. So humble and grateful sitting on…read more acres and acres of land. Gentleman was helpful, compassionate and a pleasure to meet. Since there is nothing but land here, he was the best and only thing to review. If you live down here, once the project is complete, and you visit this location, please update with a review. Back to Houston, I come!

I saw the Food Network Show Filmed from the Broken Arrow Ranch, and since I have never tried…read moreAntelope, Wild Boar or Venison, I decided this was my opportunity. I was concerned because Yelp had no recent reviews and some were negative about lack of communication. I decided I would try anyway. I placed the order on Sunday and it was shipped on Monday and I got it Tuesday. The packing was the best I have ever received on an online perishable order. The prices were reasonable. I have not tried the food shipped yet and will not review it because we all have different taste in food. My freezers (3) have Rabbit, Goat, Brains, foie Gras and other interesting foods.

I order on a fairly regular basis. Mostly wild boar and wild venison. The ground wild boar is…read morebeyond comparison great. It's interesting that the meat of the boar is red while domestic pork is white? Never will I eat domestic pork again. Another item to mention is the service. I recently had a problem with one of the products on my order. I sent an email on a Sunday night and got a call from Monica from Broken Arrow the next morning. She immediately made it right and actually cared. Great product and it is backed up with service. I'm to the point where I don't eat any others meat for the most part besides theirs. It is shipped next day on dry ice so it is totally frozen when it arrives. Why not?

The YO is a tough one to review. There's a pile of people who give it 1 star, and another pile of…read morepeople who give it 4-5 stars. I think much of it has to do with what your expectations are when staying here. The hotel is retro western and reminds me of the days of Route 66 themed motels and roadside attractions. The lobby is a large room filled with taxidermy and old western artifacts like cattle brands, peacemakers, Remington style sculptures, etc. The attendants at the front desk were friendly and helped us get squared away with little fuss. We went to our first room and after walking in, we immediately turned back to the lobby to change rooms. The first room faced the parking lot, had some stains on the curtains, and overall didn't feel like a winner. Thankfully, they had a room facing the pool available and the interior was much nicer/cleaner. The room came with a balcony that overlooked the pool that ended up being a nice spot for late night chats with the mild weather we had. I'd strongly suggest getting the pool view because it was night and day from the outer perimeter room we started with. The floors of the hotel rooms are saltillo tiles, and from someone who has lived in many a saltillo tiled homes, keep your shoes on. It's so hard to clean the grout and tiles perfectly, and I'm sure the maids aren't on their hands and knees steaming and scrubbing between stays. Beyond the tile, the bathroom was clean, water pressure was fine. Bedding and furniture was clean. No big complaints. The restaurant was closed for renovations during our stay, which was a bummer. The bar was also closed during our stay because we came on Monday and left Wednesday morning. The bar's schedule is open every day except Monday and Tuesday. We used the pool while staying there and it was fine for sunbathing and a quick dip. The hot tub was closed for maintenance, but it was too hot out for using it anyhow. Long review short, if you like hotels with character, then you should have a fun stay. I'd say the YO is perfect for someone looking for a cheap stay (we paid $220 total for 2 nights) that doesn't mind tile floors, kitschy decor, and rooms with a little age. It's way more interesting than The Hampton Inn or Holiday Inn Express!

While the lobby area looks amazing, the experience in our room was a different story…read more ​During our stay in the Rio Grande section, we accidentally spilled some water on the tile floor. When my wife wiped it up, the towel came away black with filth. We addressed this concern with the front desk the following morning; the clerk was polite and understanding, assuring us she would notify housekeeping. ​We headed out for the day and returned mid-afternoon. While the room smelled of cleaner and there were visible damp spots on the floor, we decided to test the cleanliness ourselves. We wet a fresh towel and wiped the tile again--it came up just as black as the first time. ​At that point, we decided to cut our trip short and asked to check out two days early. The front desk staff remained professional and informed us that they would authorize a refund once Expedia contacted them. We were pleased to find that the refund was indeed approved two days later. ​Summary: Aside from the significant cleanliness issues, the rest of the experience was average. However, given the state of the floors, we would not choose to stay here again.

My husband, son, and I stayed at Buffalo Creek for a few days over spring break. It is close…read moreenough to town to have easy access to everything, and just far enough out to have maximum quiet. We stayed in the Settler's Cabin. It was well-decorated and comfortable. There was a delicious danish waiting for us in the kitchen area. We made use of the BBQ grill one night to fix burgers - it was so nice to be able to just relax and eat in. We all really enjoyed meeting the donkeys that live on the property. My only complaint is the low water pressure in the bathroom - it made it almost impossible to have a hot bath. (I'm still giving a 5 star review, because I understand that being on well water can have an effect on water pressure.) We would definitely stay at Buffalo Creek Ranch again.