Reservations

The Hideaway Ranch & Refuge, A Lodging Experience for the Nature Lover!

If you are a nature lover looking for an eco-friendly, secluded cabin to hide away, you have found it!
The Hideaway Ranch and Refuge offers untamed, unspoiled, beautiful vistas wherever you look.
Located in the North Texas tourism hub near Glen Rose, Granbury and Stephenville,
you can enjoy the 150 acres of this natural ecosystem in your own private cabin, complete with a hot tub.

Wildlife abounds! Besides the native Texas wildlife, we have free ranging Bison, Longhorn cattle and horses.

Want to bring the kids along for the adventure? No problem! We have four great cabins suitable for small families. In addition, the Laredo cabin can sleep up to 8!
We also allow small dogs in 3 of our cabins!

Let us be your refuge from the everday grind.
Leave the hustle and bustle behind,
unplug your device and recharge yourself
at
The Hideaway Ranch and Refuge!

Don't wait, Rejuvenate now!

Good hosue Keeping Featured in Good Housekeeping.com May 2016 issue "Top 10 Kid-Friendly B&B's in the US"

MISSION STATEMENT TO OFFER: our guests a unique lodging experience in a natural environment TO PROVIDE: a sanctuary for wildlife TO UTILIZE AND PROMOTE: sustainable and earth friendly practices

Trvl Featured on Follow Your Past Season 1, Episode 8 of "The Frontiersman" appearing in March 2016

The Rupert Chronicles ...

A Week of International Treats and Rubs**

Greetings from the Hideaway Ranch! Rupert the Basset Hound here, wagging my tail and eagerly tapping away at the keyboard with my slightly clumsy paws. This week has been nothing short of extraordinary, and I’m positively bursting to share my recent adventures with you.

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A Day in the Life of Rupert: Wrangling Butch and the Green Pastures

Hello, dear readers! It’s Rupert, the resident basset hound here at The Hideaway Ranch, bringing you the latest scoop from the ranch. As always, it’s been another eventful day around here, and I’ve got a tail—uh, tale—to tell. Today, the ranch was abuzz with excitement, and it wasn’t because of a new shipment of treats or a surprise visit from a pack of friendly squirrels. No, today was all about rounding up Butch, our resident bull. Now, if you’re wondering why such a fuss over Butch, let me paint you a picture.

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