Historic hotel with 44 rooms and suites on the Square in downtown Fort Davis. Fantastic Swimming Pool. Restaurant serving dinner all week except Wednesday from 5:30pm to 9pm
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Indian Lodge in Davis Mountains State Park
The original portion of the Indian Lodge was built in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps. This historic 39-unit park lodge has a swimming pool, a meeting room, and the Black Bear Restaurant. Located in the scenic Davis Mountains State Park. Call (432) 426-3254 for information and (512) 389-8982 for reservations.
Indian Lodge has four handicap accessible rooms.
*Pets are not allowed at Indian Lodge.
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Prude Guest Ranch
Located 6 miles north on Hwy. 118 on the historic Prude Ranch. Motel units and family cabins from $75 – $95; seventeen bunkhouses for group use: $18/bunk. Indoor swimming pool, tennis courts, hiking trails, Ropes Challenge Course and scheduled horseback rides for guests and other visitors, upon reservation. Dining room with buffet meal service. Conference facilities. Children’s Summer Camp.
Office Hours: Monday – Saturday, 8am – 5pm
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Stone Village Tourist Camp
This 1935 “tourist court” was purchased by The Hotel Limpia in 2006 and has been completely remodeled. It now has 14 rooms of which two are suites, plus 6 “camp rooms” easily described as a step above camping complete with two twin beds made with thick comforters and full showers and bath facilities down the porch from your room. All of the motel rooms have flat screen TVs. The seasonal swimming pool, not heated, was completed in the summer of 2007 which is located off of a patio with a fire pit and landscaped area for relaxation. Located in the middle of Fort Davis. Camp Rooms are $44 after tax. Single queen rooms start at $81/$95. Two queens from $105 and suites are $115, all plus tax. Non Smoking. Pet friendly.
Office hours are 8AM -10PM daily
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Balmorhea State Park
Built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930’s the park offers 32 campsites, with water, water and electric or water, electric and cable. Restrooms and showers nearby. For reservations call (512) 389-8900 (Austin).
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