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Grasslands Bed & Barn is a 64-acre "ranchette"
uniquely situated across from the LBJ National Grasslands and an ideal respite for
hiker, biker, horse-rider, hunter, naturalist or over-stressed human being. |
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| The remote and private setting lends intimacy to
the inn which offers three bedrooms: |
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"South of the Border" "Fallen Leaves" "Running Spirit" |
Two Twin Beds Queen Bed Queen Bed |
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Each room has a private bath and access to
the Central Room where continental breakfast is served or where you might pop
some corn and watch a video before bedtime.
Click here to see a photo album of the apartment that is
also available for short or long term stays. |
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The sprawling tree over the porch invites you to
picnic a meal on the porch or relax tired muscles in the spa under the
Milky Way - a perfect ending of a picture-perfect day! The porch overlooks the
rolling hills of the pasture and surrounding, wooded landscape and can almost
guarantee a beautiful Texas sunset every night. |
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For horse-owners . . . covered stalls, spacious
corrals, or open pasture in which to contain your horses overnight, all next-door
to the B&B facility. And because we are adjacent to the Grasslands, next day
simply saddle and ride! Two of the marked trails (white & red) are located ¼
mile from the B & B. No trailering to enjoy hundreds of trails.
There are several other riding areas within a 55-minute drive that would provide
added variety, views, and challenges for those staying longer than a weekend. |
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Texas weather is conducive to outdoor, recreational
activities year-through with August and September being especially warm. Our spring and
fall are exceptional and long-lived. The wildflower carpet changes every 2/3 weeks along
the trails and lasts for at least 3 months. Because of the tree cover in the park and the
elevations, fall colors are splendid. Morning and evening riding is recommended in the heat
of the summer. And winter is generally mild with a few cold snaps, but lots of
in-between-days of 50+ degree riding, actually some of the best riding! |
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