Welcome to Luck of the Draw
Hunt, Texas

Our vacation rental  is  really our second  home. Located in a
canyon on the shallow headwaters of the Guadalupe River, this
one story, wheelchair accessible  house was finished in
November 2006. The scenery is beautiful, and our deck is a
wonderful vantage point to witness the different hues that are
cast on the canyon wall during the day.

We are not a subdivision so the property is still "natural".  
Occasionally, wonderful wildlife  ambles down to the river. You
are welcome to take as many pictures as you like, however,
please no hunting! You might like to fly fish the shallows for
rock perch or small bass
(catch and release, please) or just
sit in the shallows and let the minnows nibble on your toes.

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Birdwatching is a joy!  Be sure to keep your camera ready.  

Our vacation home  is open to persons who enjoy just being
outdoors.  The shallows of the Guadalupe River are wonderful
for wading. Many hours can be enjoyed just sitting in a "tub" or
exploring this beautiful part of the river. The deepest part of the
river is 3.5 feet.  Perfect for small children or "floating" in place.

Walkers and cyclist  love this area for its winding roads,
beautiful landscapes and scents of native mint growing in the
river.  Lost Maples State Park is a short drive as is  the quaint
German town of Fredricksburg which has the most delicious
peaches ever from June-July!

Come relax and enjoy the unique beauty of this hill country haven.

Fay Peters
Owner/Agent
Luck of the Draw
A Texas Hill Country Private Retreat
Hunt, Texas 78024
Hunt, Texas Vacation Cabin Rental
Contact: 832-524-8173
Distances
Austin - 2.5 hours
San Antonio - 1.5 hours
Houston - 5 hours
Kerrville - 30 minutes
Luck of the Draw Canyon
in popular magazines
(Alias La Casita Bridge - Hunt, TX)

(Below) - Advertisement in
Texas Monthly,
November 2007

(Right) - Article on Guadalupe River in
Southern Living, June 2009
"I had no idea Texas could be so beautiful !"
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La Casita Bridge and the canyon facing
Luck of the Draw
La Casita Bridge and the canyon facing
Luck of the Draw