Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Stone Village Tourist Camp
( 432-426-3941;
www.stonevillagetouristcamp.com
;
509 N State St; camp r $44, d $69-99; )
This ren-
ovated motor court is a fun little bargain. The 14 regular rooms are cheery and comfort-
able, and the six camp rooms are perfect for the budget traveler. Located in the former
garages, they have concrete floors, stone walls, a roof, electricity, a sink and even wi-fi.
The only catch? One end of the room has a screen and privacy curtain instead of a wall. If
you're looking for more room, inquire about a suite or house rental.
MOTEL
$
Old Schoolhouse Bed & Breakfast
( 432-426-2050;
www.schoolhousebnb.com
;
401 Front St; r incl breakfast s $84-93, d $96-105; )
You
can't really tell it used to be the town's schoolhouse, but you can tell the owners put a lot
of work into being great hosts, from the comfy rooms to the wonderful homemade break-
fasts.
B&B
$
CAMPGROUND
$
Davis Mountains State Park
( park office 432-426-3337, reservations 512-389-8900;
www.tpwd.state.tx.us
; Hwy 118; tent sites $8-15, RV hook-
ups $20-25)
Pitch your tent here and the stargazing can go on till the wee hours. The camp-
sites are in a lush, tree-shaded environment and include picnic tables and grills. Back-
country camping and RV hookups are also available.
Indian Lodge
( lodge 432-426-3254, reservations 512-389-8982; Hwy 118; d $95-125, ste $135-150; )
Located in
the Davis Mountains State Park, this historic 39-room inn has 18in-thick adobe walls,
hand-carved cedar furniture and ceilings of pine
viga
and
latilla
that give it the look of a
Southwestern pueblo - that is, one with swimming pool, gift shop and restaurant. The
comfortable and surprisingly spacious guest rooms are a steal, so reserve early.
When the lodge is full, the on-site restaurant often does a breakfast buffet. Don't pass it
up; it's an amazing spread.
INN
$$
Hotel Limpia
( 800-662-5517, 432-426-3237;
www.hotellimpia.com
; 101 Memorial Sq; r $95-119; ste $129-149; )
Built in 1912, this historic hotel leans heavily on antiques and floral prints, in a Victorian-
meets-Old West kind of way, like the womenfolk came along and gussied up the place.
There are few finer places to kick back than on the rocking chairs on the back porch.
HOTEL
$$
