7A Ranch

7A Ranch is a family-owned resort of cabins and lodges in Wimberley, spread along half a mile of Blanco River frontage. It began in 1946, when R.L. Czichos bought seven acres of ranch land. The property has since grown to 142 acres.

Cabins for smaller groups sleep from 4 to 16 guests, from the Hideaway and River House to the Classic and Cantina Cabins. Larger groups can take one of three lodges, which hold up to 40 guests each and come with ten bedrooms, a full commercial kitchen and shared living space. The Green Acres section adds RV sites and cottages, including pet-friendly options.

Guests can swim, float or fish in the Blanco, or rent kayaks and paddleboards at the office. The Riverview Pool has a splash pad and 180-degree views of the river, with an open-air cantina beside it. There are courts for sand volleyball, half-court basketball, tennis and pickleball, plus grill stations, Wi-Fi and EV charging.

Pioneer Town, an on-site attraction, was built about a decade after the ranch began. It has an Opera House, Cowboy Museum, Retro Arcade, Ice Cream Parlor, Print Shop and Bottle House. Downtown Wimberley Square is roughly 1.5 miles away, about a three-minute drive.