Welcome to Khushatta Hills Ranch



Escape the noise and reconnect with what matters. Nestled among the pines of East Texas in Coldspring, just over an hour from Houston, Khushatta Hills Ranch has stayed in the same family for more than 150 years, and today that legacy continues by welcoming guests to experience the beauty, peace, and hospitality that have defined this place for generations. Whether you're planning a romantic getaway, family vacation, church retreat, girls' weekend, or simply need a quiet place to unwind, you'll find room to breathe here.



- Quiet wooded setting with abundant wildlife

- Campfires under star-filled Texas skies

- Walking trails and peaceful outdoor spaces

- Close to Lake Livingston, Sam Houston National Forest, and local attractions

- Family-friendly atmosphere

- Pet-friendly: pets welcome on a leash, pet fee applies



Your stay features:

- Private cabin with AC, two queen-size beds, a dining table, and a sofa

- Small private deck with seating, perfect for morning coffee or evening relaxing

- Restroom and hot shower facilities in a separate facility, a short walk from the cabin.

- Community fire pit for evening gatherings

- Free on-site parking



Enjoy fun with games like horseshoes, bean bag toss, and board games. Experience local adventures nearby, such as hiking through Sam Houston National Park's scenic trails, exploring Lake Livingston’s fishing spots, or browsing the seasonal farmer's markets in Coldspring.



Every stay supports the preservation of a historic family ranch while helping us continue improving the property for future generations.



Whether you're sipping coffee on the porch at sunrise, gathering around the fire in the evening, or simply enjoying the quiet of the East Texas piney woods, Khushatta Hills Ranch offers the kind of peaceful escape that's becoming harder to find.



Come experience genuine Texas hospitality, rich family history, and the simple joy of slowing down. We look forward to welcoming you.



Fire Ban Notice

A burn ban is currently in effect in San Jacinto County until further notice. Campfires and all other open flames are prohibited while the ban remains active. Violations may result in a $500 fine. These restrictions are issued by local authorities and must be followed by all guests. Thank you for helping us keep everyone safe and protect the surrounding area.



Summer Heat Advisory

During the summer months, temperatures and heat indexes in the area can exceed 100°F (38°C), and Heat Advisories may be issued. If you're traveling with young children, older adults, are pregnant, or have heat-sensitive medical conditions, we encourage you to consider the forecast before your stay.



Embrace Nature

As this is an outdoor glamping experience, you may occasionally encounter insects or wildlife despite our regular cleaning and preventative measures.