Hoffman Haus

608 East Creek Street, Fredericksburg, Texas, 78624, United States | Hotel

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Peaceful Learning.

A travel blog entry by emilysgroup

... of her reach. She was sad, I think she really wanted to pet one. All these activities and normal girl talk time really helped us keep the stress from travelling down. After we became tired of being cold, we hopped in the car and started to drive to Missouri. Well, I'm still in the car, a few hours away from Missouri and it's getting really late, so, someone will update you guys soon. Bye ...

The Best Little RV Park in Texas

A travel blog entry by nancy8895

... the day and a comfortable 60+ at night, allowing for lots of outdoor time.

We headed out on our bikes each morning to explore the area. The first day our route took us through most of Kerrville and we never did find any lonely country roads. But lots of commercial areas and traffic unfortunately. This morning we headed in ...

Texas Hill Country

A travel blog entry by stateside

... is geen 30 graden maar 40+..lieve mensen in Nederland), maar in de Hill Country was het goed te doen met een lekker briesje (soort van). We hebben geluncht in een oud tankstation, omgetoverd tot populaire diner in Fredericksburg en gedineerd in het bekende Blue bonnet cafe met chick fried steak (= geen kip maar steak gebakken als kip) en een Amerikaanse ...

You can't help but smile at a Peach Parade

A travel blog entry by kha_and_cb

Stonewall
in the Texas Hill Country is home to LBJ’s ranch and serves as the center of
peach country in Texas. It’s a beautiful place, especially during the Peach
JAMboree Parade. Heading out to Marfa, we drove through Hill Country and
decided to stop and join in the festivities. There were floats and firetrucks
and ...

Bluebonnets and blue skies

A travel blog entry by nicjdav

... but it
is big business, there is even a bluebonnet hotline that lets you know where
the best sightings have been in the last few days.

I love wildflowers, so it was a must on our things to do list and we weren’t disappointed (well I wasn't). We took a tip from the hotel manager and set off north from Fredericksburg along a little circular trail we were informed was THE place to see the bluebonnets at the moment. He was ...