16 cabins in Fredericksburg, TX, by distance to Main Street

John and Maria Walter built the log cabin that became Maria’s Suite in 1867. A limestone room came later. Today it has two bedrooms with queen beds and sleeps four. Annie’s Cabin next door is stone and stucco, not logs, and sleeps two in a king.

You’re one block north of Main Street. Google Maps times the walk to the Marktplatz at 10 minutes.

Neither suite has a hot tub. Maria’s has an indoor whirlpool tub with a handheld shower wand, and there’s no walk-in shower. Annie’s has a soaking tub for two. Gästehaus Schmidt manages the retreat, which has five suites in all.

Town Creek Cabin is a one-bedroom casita built to look like a log cabin. It has a queen bed, one bath and a kitchenette. Stay Texas manages it, and it’s also listed on Vrbo.

The host shares the street address after you book. Expedia’s listing puts the cabin within a 5-minute walk of Main Street. We couldn’t route it ourselves without the address, so treat that as the host’s number.

The listings disagree on pets. Stay Texas says pets are allowed. Expedia says no. Ask before you bring a dog. Expedia lists a minimum check-in age of 25.

Onera has 21 small stays on its land at 173 Basse Lane, west of downtown. You can book a treehouse, a geodesic dome, an A-frame, a quonset hut or a safari tent. Guests share a heated pool and a sauna.

Read the tub line on each unit page. The Quonset and Spiral list a private hot tub. Bluebonnet, Monolith, Diamond, Winecup and a few others list a hot tub too. Monarch, Live Oak Lodge and several more list a heated soaking tub instead. Pecan Haus, Lantana Dome and Juniper Haus share a communal hot plunge.

Three units, including Pecan Haus, say they sit steps from Main Street. Ask which address you’ll get before you book.

Barons CreekSide has 11 Swiss log cabins on 26 acres with two creeks running through. The doors and windows came from the owner’s 250-year-old farmhouse in Switzerland. Each Swiss cabin has a king bed, a wood-burning fireplace and a private porch over the creek.

The tub in most cabins is an indoor two-person Jacuzzi. Want one outside? Book Küssnacht, which has a hot tub on a covered patio. The Hilltop Chalet and the Mesquite Farmhouse also have outdoor hot tubs and sleep more people.

The site’s search blurb says two blocks from Main Street. Google Maps measures 1.8 miles, or a 42-minute walk. Plan to drive.

Want history? The Barons Log Cabin on the same land dates to about 1870. It was moved here from Kentucky, and it takes kids and pets.

Cotton Gin Village shares its grounds on TX 16 South with Cabernet Grill. It has seven log cabins from the 1800s, each with a wood-burning stone fireplace. Seven rock-and-timber cottages were added in 2019.

A hot breakfast basket arrives at your door at 9 a.m. For dinner, you walk to Cabernet Grill. Visit Fredericksburg says the cabins have large Jacuzzi baths. The cottages have two-person multi-jet showers. Neither has an outdoor hot tub.

Read the rules first. Cancel 10 days out or less and you pay for the whole stay. Pets aren’t allowed, and a hidden pet costs $500. The FAQ says the village does not accept anyone under 12.

This KOA Resort opened off TX 16 North on September 1, 2026. It has more than 290 sites, including Deluxe Cabins with full baths and linens. There are also covered Conestoga wagons, and one cabin copies a historic Sunday house.

Kids get a family pool with a lazy river, a playground and a splash pad. The hot tubs are shared. One sits at the family pool and two at the Social Haus pool. Some facilities were still opening in fall 2026. Ask which pools, play areas and food options will be open for your stay.

Don’t mix it up with the old KOA on US 290 East. That park is now Bending Oaks Ranch RV Resort, and it’s 21 and up.

Palo Alto Creek Farm rents four guest houses north of town. The Log Cabin dates to about 1854. The Barn is limestone, from about 1880. Each sleeps two for $225 a night before tax, and each has a large indoor whirlpool tub for two.

The Itz House is an 1875 farmhouse that sleeps two to six. It costs $350 a night for up to four, plus $50 per extra person. The Hideaway sleeps two for $160 and has a shower only. Breakfast is what the farm calls Continental Plus.

You check in at Gästehaus Schmidt, 231 W. Main St. Staff there give you directions to the farm.

HoneyTree runs 17 units on two sites north of town. The Meadow has five treehouses at the end of Durst Maurer Road. Blue Sage has 12 hillside cabins and treehomes off Ranch Road 965, the road to Enchanted Rock.

Many units have an outdoor soaking tub. The site never mentions jets. Live Oak’s page says you can use its tub as a bath or a hot tub, so ask how hot it gets. Blue Sage No. 7 has a big soak tub on a tiled rooftop patio.

Most units sleep two. Blue Sage No. 1 sleeps six and is the only family unit. The site gives mixed answers on kids, so ask if you’re bringing any.

Settlers Crossing puts eight historic homes on 35 acres east of town. Luckenbach is just down the road. Three of the homes are log buildings. The Pioneer Log Cabin dates to about 1865 and sleeps up to six.

Only one house lists a hot tub. That’s the Baag Farm House, which also has a private pool. Kids and infants are welcome. Want the whole place? Book it as Sanctuary on Vrbo. It sleeps 20 to 34.

The site says five minutes from downtown. Google Maps says 10.

The minimum stay is two nights, and three on some holidays and event weekends. Pet rules differ. The official site says pets are welcome. The Vrbo listing for the whole property says no pets.

Lone Star Cabins sit on US 290 East, a little over 6 miles from the Marktplatz. Each cabin has one bedroom and one bath for two. You can walk to Barons Creek Vineyards in about 4 minutes and to Six Shooter Cellars in under 10, per the Vrbo listing. Fiesta Winery and Safari Winery are within a mile.

This one is for grown-ups. The renter must be 25, and the listing says no kids and no pets.

Messina Hof rents four cottages on its Fredericksburg winery grounds. They’re named Hof Haus, President’s Haus, Paris Haus and Messina Haus. Each has a private entrance, a kitchenette and a patio. Your rate includes continental breakfast and sparkling wine.

The tasting room is on site. Four Point Cellars, Mendelbaum Cellars and Inwood Estates are about a 7-minute walk.

Mendelbaum Cellars rents six cabins and two lofts on the bank of Grape Creek. Peach, Pecan, Plum and Fig each run about 1,000 square feet, with a full kitchen. They sleep four, and the loft twins are for kids. Olive and Almond are two stories and sleep six. The East and West Lofts sit above the winery and sleep two.

The hot tub is shared. The winery’s site describes one indoor tub that seats eight, a short walk from the cabins. A few booking listings make it sound private. It isn’t.

Four Point Cellars and Inwood Estates are a 1 to 2 minute walk. Grape Creek Vineyards is about 10 minutes on foot.

Vineyard Trail Cottages has 13 cottages and one cabin on 12 gated acres. A trail runs down to the Pedernales River. King cottages sleep two. The two-queen duplex units sleep four and connect, so two couples can share a wall and a porch.

Four Point Cellars and its door into Texas Wine Collective sit about 0.1 miles away. Inwood Estates and Mendelbaum are just past them. There’s no front desk. You get a door code, plus muffins and coffee.

The Martinsburg has six modern cabins on 16 acres above the Pedernales Valley in Stonewall. Every cabin has its own back porch with a hot tub, a fire pit and a gas grill, per Visit Fredericksburg. Inside, you get a king bed and a kitchenette.

Pedernales Cellars is about a 2-minute walk, per the Vrbo listing. Cabin No. 5, Myrtle, is built for wheelchair access. Up to two dogs can come, and Vrbo lists no pet fee. There’s EV charging on site.

The Outpost is a single cabin on a private 15-acre hilltop off Keese Road. No other cabins or renters share the land. It sleeps eight, or 12 if you add an RV. Out back is a private six-person hot tub. Enchanted Rock is about 8 miles away.

Dogs can come, up to two, but cats can’t. Families get a high chair and a pack-n-play.

Walnut Canyon Cabins has seven cabins in the hills south of town. Hosts Rhonda and Carl Rubadue leave breakfast supplies. You get eggs from their chickens, Canadian bacon from Opa’s Smokehouse, biscuit dough and fruit. They restock on stays longer than three days.

Tree House, Woods and Milky Way sleep two. Rocky Top sleeps six. Five cabins take pets with permission and a fee. The official site lists no hot tub.

It also made our list of cabins in Texas for couples.

The cabins’ site calls it a 13-mile drive. On October 7, 2026, Google Maps sent us 17.3 miles by way of US 290 East and Old San Antonio Road. Check your route the day you drive in.