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"We really enjoyed our stay here! My family wanted to explore Garner State Park, and this was a great option that was about twelve minutes away. It was a great place to retreat to after a full day of hiking! One of the bedrooms (the one with the angled ceiling) is a loft style, and my niece adored it! She could watch My Little Pony on the big living room tv from the comfort of her bed while the adults played games at the kitchen table below. It was great for our needs! The living room itself was great - plenty of couches, pillows, and blankets were available, and the smart tv suited our needs just fine - able to log into youtube and netflix with no issue. The kitchen had everything we needed to cook all of our meals - two fridges, plenty of cutlery, plates, and cups. There was a crockpot, toaster oven, regular toaster, and plenty of miscellaneous cooking tools (potato peeler, potato masher, cooking scissors, etc). The main bathroom (the one featured in the pictures), works great. What both bathrooms lack in counter space, they make up for with hooks! There is a bounty of them - plenty for both towels and hanging toiletry bags, and I love that the main shower had a rack and two shelves for toiletry storage; that was really nice. The bunkhouse (the bedroom with bunkbeds) is about 20 feet in front of the house - this was great for those who needed more quiet! Loved the abundance of hooks everywhere, and how responsive the host was!"

"Wonderful stay. Lovely house with everything you might need, comfortable beds and excellent communication with owners. Would definitely stay again."

"Great cabin"

"This cabin stands up to it's name....so "COZY" and charming. Impressive cleanliness and very comfortable. The host was responsive and friendly. Checking in and out was so easy. Conveniently located to the quaint town of Leakey, Texas. We loved our stay and would recommend this little cabin to anyone!!"

"Had a great time, house was comfortable. Loved the fact that access to the river was limited by natural barriers up and down river. Limited our ability to kayak very far, but also limited others using the river where we were."