Treetop River Cabins

03/31/2026

One of the only open weekends left this season—and it’s a good one.

📅 May 15–17�
🏡 All 4 cabins available�
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Sleeps up to 24 guests

Plan the family reunion you’ve been talking about. Or finally get that friends getaway on the calendar.

- Mornings with coffee by the river.�
- Afternoons swimming, kayaking, or just relaxing under the umbrellas.�
- Evenings around the firepit, telling stories and staying up way too late.

Everything in one place. No splitting up. No driving between rentals.

Just your group, the river, and a full weekend to enjoy it.
👉 Book the full property before it’s gone.
https://treetoprivercabins.com

10/28/2025

Fall in Love with the River All Over Again -

Autumn has arrived at Treetop River Cabins, and it’s pure magic on the Guadalupe. The river is calm and clear, the sunsets stretch out golden, and the moonrises shimmer right over the floating dock. Whether you’re gliding along in one of our new kayaks, pedaling the paddleboat, or simply relaxin...

10/12/2025

Great place to relax with kids! Treetop River Cabins

10/10/2025

We love Kayaks & coffee! Great way to explore the river & meet new friends.

Save the date for our next Coffee Kayak Series OCT 18.

Connecting with the River from the water’s perspective.

Travis Linscomb with will be paddling with us to share his years of river knowledge.

09/20/2025

We are proud supporters of Central Provisions TX & enjoy the educational Kayaks & Coffee paddles they organize.

While City of Kerrville parks are closed for River access, County parks and most low water crossings continue to provide access to the Guadalupe River, especially in less impacted portions of east Kerr County. Late summer flows are the healthiest they've been in years, and Upper Guadalupe River Authority reports safe water quality. Something to quietly celebrate as we continue the healing process.

The experience on the water downstream of Kerrville right now is profound. Parts of the River are unrecognizable, and everywhere are signs of the power, volume and magnitude of raging water. But in many areas are reminders of the resilience and health of this extraordinary river. Grasses, shrubs, and new saplings are regenerating and sprouting, especially in areas spared from mechanical disturbance. Wildlife is returning. As it has done for thousands of years, the Guadalupe River flows on.

Last Saturday, Central Provisions in Center Point restarted its Coffee + Kayak series, with another planned for Saturday September 27, 8am. A shuttle from Lions Dam in Center Point will be provided to Monkey Island (Wharton Crossing on River Road) for a 2-hour float downstream. We'll observe the contrasts in landowner cleanup response, how the River has changed and how it has remained, early stages of self-restoration, and reflect on our role in a natural system much larger than ourselves.

08/05/2025

The river is still finding its way back to summer fun, and with the burn ban in effect, our firepits are getting a little rest too. But the magic of the Hill Country is still here—just showing up in quieter ways.

Think hammocks strung along the riverbank, the hush of morning coffee on the porch, and a night sky full of stars over Center Point.

Whether you’ve stayed with us before or are thinking about visiting for the first time, we want you to know:

We’re open. We’re here. And we’d love to welcome you.