Summary:
McFoy Ranch is a three-bedroom ranch house on 20 acres of Texas Hill Country, set between Wimberley and Blanco. It sleeps eight across a king suite with a soaking tub, two queen bedrooms, and a king sleeper sofa. Mornings start on the screened-in porch with coffee; evenings end at the big outdoor table under twinkle lights. Walking paths, a hammock grove, a trampoline, a swing set, and a basketball hoop keep everyone outside.

The Space:
McFoy Ranch is a family-owned 20-acre property in the Texas Hill Country, a short drive from both Wimberley and Blanco. The house sleeps up to eight guests in three bedrooms plus a king sleeper sofa, with two full bathrooms. Inside, vintage furniture, colorful quilts, and original art give each room its own personality. Outside, there’s room for kids to run: a trampoline, swing set, basketball hoop, and open acreage, plus walking paths and a hammock grove for slower afternoons. Pets are not permitted.

✨ WHY GUESTS LOVE THIS HOME:
- 20 private acres with walking paths, a hammock grove, and regular visits from deer, birds, and other native wildlife
- A screened-in porch that’s ideal for morning coffee without the bugs
- A very large Donald Judd–style outdoor table strung with twinkle lights, big enough for the whole group at supper
- Kid-friendly yard: trampoline, swing set, and basketball hoop
- A primary king suite with its own soaking tub and separate shower
- Dining for 12 indoors: a table for eight plus a corner banquette for four

🛏️ SLEEPING ARRANGEMENTS:
This home comfortably sleeps up to 8 guests:
- Bedroom 1: King bed + ensuite bathroom with shower and separate soaking tub
- Bedroom 2: Queen bed
- Bedroom 3: 2 Twin beds
- Living Room: King sleeper sofa

🛋️ LIVING SPACE:
The living room mixes vintage furniture, colorful textiles, and collected artwork, giving it a lived-in ranch-house feel rather than a staged one. There’s plenty of seating for conversation, reading, or a board game after dark. The king sleeper sofa adds two more sleeping spots, and its pillows, blankets, and sheets are stored in the drawer underneath, so there’s no hunting through closets.

🍳 KITCHEN & DINING:
The full kitchen includes a full-size stove and refrigerator, a dishwasher, an Aiden drip coffee maker, cookware, cooking essentials, and pantry basics, so you can cook real meals on the first night. Dining is part of the kitchen: a table that seats eight, plus a corner banquette for four that’s well suited to breakfast or a card game. For meals outdoors, the large Donald Judd–style table under the twinkle lights seats the whole group.

🚿 BATHROOMS:
- Primary ensuite (Bedroom 1): Full bathroom with a walk-in shower and a separate soaking tub
- Guest bathroom: Full bathroom with a shower/tub combo

🌳 OUTDOOR SPACE:
The outdoors is the main event here. Start the day on the screened-in porch and watch the light come through the trees. Kids can burn off energy on the trampoline, swing set, and basketball court while adults follow the walking paths or claim a hammock in the grove. At dinner, gather the group around the oversized outdoor table and turn on the twinkle lights. The owners maintain native plantings, pollinator habitat, and water sources for wildlife, so keep an eye out for deer and birds. All outdoor space is private to this home.

📍 EXPLORE WIMBERLEY:
Wimberley is a small Hill Country town centered on Wimberley Square, where you’ll find local shops, galleries, tasting rooms, and restaurants. Two of the area’s best-known swimming spots are nearby: Blue Hole Regional Park, a spring-fed swimming hole shaded by cypress trees with hiking trails and picnic areas, and Jacob’s Well Natural Area, an artesian spring with hiking trails. Swimming at both typically requires an advance reservation, especially on summer weekends.

Monthly Wimberley Lions Market Days brings hundreds of vendors to town, and the Blanco River runs close to the ranch. Blanco is an easy drive the other way, making McFoy Ranch a practical base for exploring both towns and the wider Hill Country.

📍 NEARBY:
- Wimberley Square – Approx. 30 mins.
- Blue Hole Regional Park – Approx. 30 mins.
- Jacob’s Well Natural Area – Approx. 30 mins.
- Wimberley Lions Market Days – Approx. 30 mins.
- Canyon Lake – Approx. 1 hour

📌Other things to note:
_ The owners’ home is located up on the hill, approximately 150 yards from the Bunkhouse. It is not visible from the Bunkhouse, and the owners use a separate driveway. We kindly ask that you respect their privacy, as they are often on the property.
- Laundry: Washer and dryer in-home, in the laundry room
- Parking: Room for up to 8 vehicles in front of the house
- Long-term stays are welcome
- No pets permitted
- Important Access Note: The last 1.4 miles to the home consists of an unpaved, rough country road (approximately 9 minutes of driving). Low-clearance vehicles are not recommended; please ensure your vehicle has sufficient ground clearance to navigate the terrain comfortably.