7A Resort

Hoping the owners will see this! Are you enjoying the items you stole from my family while we staying there? We rented a vacation cabin for the summer, but when we began to move out upon return were missing a wine cellar cooler a almost new refrigerator several boxes of items that had been broken into and pilferage and entertainment cabinet and too many other things to list. Hope it was worth it just review and others I seen are a testimony to your resort.

For $ 5 per person we parked, took a quick swim in the Blanco River, and walked around the camp. It’s a very low key 60s feeling camp (resort must be ironic) with a Potemkin village 1870s western (pioneer) town, with an opera house, jail, chapel, an actual restored house from the era (nice!).
The crowd we saw looked like friendly bikers resting after a tiring trip. Lots of Bud Light, inner tubes, rafts, and fun. No sign of kids though they may have been in the retro arcade.
If you want to swim and it’s hot bring suits, towels and grippy water shoes. It is very difficult without the shoes, slippery.
Bring your own food or eat at the nearby awesome Leaning Pear, a modern masterpiece of a restaurant, well worth an hour long drive.

Hidden gem. Discovered after finding Blue Hole closed due to capacity. Open to public for swimming on the Blanco river. Nice mix of shallow and deep. Easy water access but being water shoes for the kids. Coolers allowed but no booze unless your a guest. Pets welcome on leash. Came on a weekend and was moderately busy maybe 30 ppl but plenty of space to spread out and get shade. Cabin rentals and party rooms on property. Cabins are super cute vintage 50’s style. Rustic but have charm. Water front access for most cabins. Pool on property which is well kept (guests only). Vintage arcade! Yes! And a cool pioneer/​cowboy town on property with shops. Overall cute day trip or fun weekend hangout.

Have been coming here since infancy and my family before that even. This place has undergone some changes but the core of it still remains the same — family & relaxation.
Tip: Recently the 7A is making you provide your own towels so don’t forget ‘em!

7A Resort is also home to Pioneer Town. I have many fond memories of performing gunfights in the streets of Pioneer Town with a post-​Civil war entertainment group back in the late 90’s. This resort offers a variety of accomodations ranging from hotel rooms and cottages to entire lodges that can be reserved for large groups (family reunions, team building, etc). We are looking forward to having our family reunion there in the fall. The property is located within walking distance of the Blanco River. It is set on hilly terrain with cottages nestled among the shade trees. This is a place of relaxation and fun.