Wimberley, Texas Hill Country
Adults only glamping in Texas is rarer than it should be: most Hill Country camps welcome the whole family, which is lovely, unless what you booked was quiet. Spoon Mountain is the other kind. Three safari tents, two guests each, and a hilltop that stays silent after 10pm.
What adults only means here
The whole resort is three tents with two guests each, so the property never holds more than six people. No pets, quiet hours from 10pm, and no TVs anywhere, by design. The soundtrack is wind in the oaks, the fire pit, and an Alexa in each tent if you want music over it.
Kingfisher is handicap accessible. Stays are two nights minimum.
Made for couples
An on-site Spa Tent does couples massages with sauna and hot tub time included. A private chef will cook dinner for two on your deck, an astronomer will set up a telescope by your tent, and a celebration package can be waiting inside when you open the door. Everything books by call or text through our Experiences menu.
Still weighing it? Here is whether glamping is worth it for couples, and our guide to glamping in Texas for couples.
Where you are
The hilltop is 45 minutes from Austin and about 90 from San Antonio, half a mile from downtown Wimberley’s wine rooms, galleries and restaurants, and minutes from Blue Hole Regional Park. Arrive Friday evening, be in your private pool before dark.
Your hosts
Adults only was the first decision we made about this place, before we picked the tents or dug the pools. We spent more than 25 years in Wimberley raising a family and running businesses, and we built Spoon Mountain to be the opposite of a busy resort: three tents, six guests, real quiet. It works. Come hear for yourself how little you hear.
Ken and YvetteOwners, Spoon Mountain Glamping. Living and working in Wimberley for more than 25 years.
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Check live availability for Shaka, Kingfisher and Chisum, or call or text 512-648-1173.
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