Adventure Awaits in Kerrville
Discover the top things to do in Kerrville, TX, a charming Hill Country destination rich in history, hospitality, and natural beauty. From its origins at the iconic Inn of the Hills born of Gene Lehmann’s visionary spirit to today’s vibrant mix of outdoor adventures, arts, and local culture, Kerrville offers unforgettable experiences for every traveler.
1.3 Miles | 3 Minutes Drive
Located on the Guadalupe River in Kerrville, the Riverside Nature Center is a non-profit arboretum with urban wildlife, cacti garden and a native plant sanctuary. The gardens are open daily without charge and make for the perfect place to take an afternoon stroll through nature and enjoy an al fresco lunch.
1.9 Miles | 5 Minutes Drive
Hailed as “an unprecedented alliance between the public and private sectors” and “a magnificent addition to downtown,” the Kathleen C. Cailloux Theater concluded a four-year project to turn its 1950’s-era Municipal Auditorium into the first-class performing arts center that stands today.
1.9 Miles | 5 Minutes Drive
The KACC is located inside the iconic Post Office Building in historic Downtown Kerrville, just steps away from City Hall and the Schreiner Mansion. Dedicated to promoting the local art community through openings and educational programs, their exhibits rotate once a month and admission is always free!
10.9 Miles | 16 Minutes Drive
Held annually at the Quiet Valley Ranch, the Kerrville Folk Festival kicks off each Memorial weekend and continues on for 18 days full of musical performances by more than 100 singer/songwriters and their respective bands.
3.6 Miles | 9 Minutes Drive
Cowboys, Native Americans, settlers and mountain men share their adventure through rotating exhibits at the Museum of Western Art, where the legend of the American West lives on. The MoWA is dedicated to the appreciation, presentation and promotion of Western American heritage, and showcases Western art and artists, past and present, providing art history education for guests of all ages.
5.5 Miles | 10 Minutes Drive
Stonehenge II was created by the late Al Shepperd and his neighbor Doug Hill as a 9-month art project to replicate the original Stonehenge in England. Giving free range to his creative streak, Shepperd added two 13-foot Easter Island head replicas to the display for good measure. Located on the Hill Country Arts Foundation campus, Stonehenge II is free and open to the public daily from sunrise to sundown.
74.2 Miles | 1 hr 15 Minutes Drive
Hundreds of thousands of visitors flock here each year to enjoy Garner's matchless vacation facilities. They swim in the clear waters of the Frio River, shoot its rapids on inner tubes, rent paddle boats, and hike its fascinating nature trails. On long summer evenings, young folks (and the young at heart) meet at the concession building for jukebox dancing every night during the summer season.
5 Miles | 10 Minutes Drive
The Kerrville-Schreiner Park is a beautiful 517-acre recreational area and campground with an abundance of wildlife, set along the Guadalupe River. Ideal for boating, kayaking, canoeing, fishing, picnicking, swimming, hiking, bird watching, walking and cycling, this family-friendly park truly has something for everyone.
53.2 Miles | 1 hr 2 Minutes Drive
Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy picnicking, camping, backpacking, sightseeing, hiking, bird watching, fishing, and swimming at Lost Maples State Natural Area - a pristine range of hills and canyons on the upper Sabinal River in the Edwards Plateau of Texas.
2.6 Miles | 7 Minutes Drive
The Scott Schreiner Golf Course is a public course set in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, and is one of the best kept golf secrets in the Southwest! Set against the rolling hills of Tivy Mountain, this 18-hole course provides challenging greens for golf pros and amateurs alike.
39.6 Miles | 51 Minutes Drive
A true Texas working ranch since 1880, the legendary YO is home to North America's largest collection of over 50 different species of exotic wild animals. Famous for deer hunting, they also offer guided horseback riding and photo safaris.
5.5 Miles | 11 Minutes Drive
The Hill Country Arts Foundation boasts a 722-seat outdoor amphitheater with the Guadalupe River as its backdrop. Actors, singers, and musicians perform at the Smith-Ritch Point Theatre, using the moon and stars as ambient house lighting. When the climate turns cooler, the productions move indoors to the intimate Elizabeth Huth Coates Theatre, which seats about 100 people.
3.4 Miles | 9 Minutes Drive
Located just 3.5 miles from the Inn on Harper Road, the james Avery Craftsman Store boasts beautifully crafted gold and silver jewelry for the entire family.
1.7 Miles | 4 Minutes Drive
Find art galleries, antique shops, retail stores and restaurants just minutes away from the Inn at Kerrville’s Historic Downtown area.
Taste the Flavors of Kerrville
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Austin to Kerrville Adventures
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42.9 Miles | 54 Minutes Drive
Enchanted Rock is a massive pink granite dome that rises 425 feet above the ground and covers 640 acres of land. Situated in the State Park Natural area just north of Fredericksburg, visitors can enjoy backpacking, rock climbing, hiking, bird watching and stargazing here.
