I have been curious about Blisswood for awhile. I like getaways with nice tubs and hot tubs. This…read moreone seemed to foot the bill being close to Houston. I was on the fence as the pictures made it look nice but was it dated? Too country? I wasn't sure. So...headed to Wimberly, I decided to break up the driving and try this place out. So, now I'm thinking Blisswood is running out of bliss. We arrived at night and let me tell you, it is hard to find at night. When I called the owner about getting inside since the gate was shut, she explained we had to open the gate (manually)...odd for such a large operation. Forget food...it is quite far for food. We wound up eating breakfast for dinner as we did bring breakfast items. The bed seemed comfy as far as sheets were clean but pillows were all soft and old. Not one firm pillow. If you go, bring your own. It did not feel antiquish. It felt garage sale-ish. Everything was very dated and just tired. The curtains really tripped me out. They looked like rags and did not even match. The shower had gross caulking that looked like mold. The cabin had a moldy smell and just looked like it was built of the cheapest possible scraps. The hot tub...see photos. We kept on one side only. It smelt like tons of bleach. The hot tub surroundings were a rickety hazard. The step down into the bedroom...another hazard. I'm sure people have fallen as it blends. Maybe I'm spoiled from my recent Round Top stays but this place needs a serious "redo." I saw the owner's story one day I believe on YouTube and wanted to support her cause. Maybe it's good for the activities. I want to believe that's where it shines. If you really love super rustic, super dated spaces, this may be ideal for you. Also, the kitchen light did not work. Bulb was out. Doesn't someone make sure the cabins are ready? Obviously not or the hot tub would not have looked like that. So, for a romantic getaway, I would keep looking. There is much better out there and even cheaper. I don't get how they charge what they do here.

A great place to explore and get away for a while…read more We came to this ranch as a bit of an escape from the city life and rest our heads. We were going to do the safari tent but the tent got damaged. So we ended up in a little cabin in the woods instead. The cabin itself was simple, but had plenty of modern amenities. A stovetop, microwave, indoor bathroom and shower, hot water, hot tub, electric fireplace, and whirlpool bath. The space was small but intimate, clean and furnished but aged and worn. It's not luxurious living, but it has a ton of luxury items that one would not normally find in a venue like this. We booked some horseback riding and wildlife safari excursions. The horseback riding was fun, slow paced but as I never rode a horse before it was enough to get the feel of things. The wildlife safari was actually quite entertaining as well. You get up close and personal with deer, buffalo, bucks, donkeys, emu, and antelope. They very much know you got food, and watching a pack of stampeding buffalo barrel towards you for food is a very cool experience. The space is large and varied, there's plenty to see and lots you can do. It's a great space to take the family to and live as simple as you would like. The girlfriend dealt with logistics, but every interaction with staff or the owner was professional and friendly. Every part of the booking, modifying, and check in process was easy and everyone we interacted with was very hospitable. This was one of the highlights of our trip, and although our weather was not ideal we did make the best of it. It's a nice place to stay and worth the trek if you just want a respite

It's a nice place with very pleasant staff. The food was good and I imagine that this place fills…read moreup on weekends. We were there for lunch.

-The food is fair. Nothing special about it. -Didn't try…read morethe drinks -Decor is a little strange -I like the dark atmosphere and bar. -Service was good enough. Nothing that elevated the experience. Overall, I picked this place because I didn't want to eat fast food. It was fair enough but after one visit, I wouldn't recommend this place.

Cute reverted gas station out in the country. Very laid back atmosphere with friendly staff. Sit…read moreinside or on an amazing patio area that overlooks pastureland. We ordered Rueben sandwiches. They are huge, juicy, and wonderfully seasoned. The French fries needed a little salt, but the tater tots and onion rings were amazing. Definitely a great meal. Burgers, sandwiches, pizza, wings, salads type menu.

The hot wings! They make there own "buffalo" sauce, but it not good at all. Not orange or even…read morered, and there is absolutely no "kick" at all! This ruined my experience and I left to go to a better place for wings@ Remember! Don't order the hot wings!

Service is great and the beer is ice cold....great environment and plenty of room. 5 pool tables 2…read moredart boards and 4 tv's come try it out!!!

Love love love Mity Mite's! The owner Michael is so friendly and the bar is full of history. The…read morestaff is so kind and the drinks are great! Definitely stop by and say hi if you're a local or visiting firm out of town!

The waitresses are very helpful and will make whatever drink you requests. There is dancing at…read morenight to various playlists. They have a room you can rent that seats 50 but can hold 80. A fun place with friendly people.

My kids really wanted to attend the summer camp.They only sell tickets on-line and then add a 13%…read morefee .$300x 2 plus 79.50fee . I feel this is excessive . Sorry, No Thank you .

I have told all my friends about how much fun we had here! This is such a unique experience and a…read moregreat way to separate from the hustle and bustle of Houston without having to daytrip too far away. Staff was friendly, the animals were even friendlier, and we left feeling so energized and happy! Good therapy indeed!

Mary, the docent of the museum, was fantastic! She was full of information and passion about all of…read morethe fascinating things she showed us in the museum. Mary was knowledgeable, and knew all of the behind the scenes stories about the town, the relics, and the founding families of the area, from which she herself descended! The entrance to the museum is free, and she spent a long time with us, we could tell she loved every minute of it as much as we did. She is a tremendous asset!

Wonderful museum showing the diversity of the area. Love the little community of Eagle Lake. This…read moremuseum is a wonderful way to review the efforts and history of this changing community.

This local museum has many historical tools, equipment and photographs. There are many mammoth…read morefossils found in the sand and gravel pits in the area. Also there is information about WWII POW camps in the area. History must be explored and not assumed.