Freida Cabin is one of two cabins at Restoration Ranch, on Hill Country acreage six miles from downtown Fredericksburg. The wineries, Enchanted Rock, Lady Bird Johnson Park, the Nimitz Museum and the Herb Farm are all within reach, and the ranch is quiet and dark when you come back at night.

The cabin was built from antique oak logs taken out of a cabin from the late 1800s. It has one bedroom with a king bed, a gas fireplace and a claw-foot tub. The kitchenette has a refrigerator, a microwave, a coffee maker and an electric skillet, enough for breakfast and a late snack, and there is a Weber gas grill out back for the rest.

The covered front porch has rockers and faces the better of the ranch's two sunsets. The hot tub is private. Horses, ponies, a longhorn and a calf live on the property, deer come out at dusk, and two golf carts are there for getting around. A shared outdoor kitchen has a large gas barbecue pit, plenty of seating and a television.

Dogs are welcome, and there is room to walk one.

Early check-in may be available on request. Every stay includes the Texas Hill Country Travel App, a local guide for exploring the area.

WHY WE LIKE IT
What we tell people about Freida Cabin is that it was built from antique oak logs out of a cabin from the late 1800s. It is one of two cabins at Restoration Ranch, and of the two it has the better sunset. There are horses, ponies, a longhorn and a calf on the property, so there is usually something to watch from the porch. And downtown Fredericksburg is six miles away, close enough for dinner and far enough to come home to a dark night.
— Spencer and Jess, Backroads Hill Country

SLEEPING
Bedroom: king bed
One full bathroom with a claw-foot tub

GOOD TO KNOW
There is a kitchenette rather than a full kitchen.
The outdoor kitchen and gathering area are shared with the other cabin on the ranch.
Horses and cattle live in the pastures, so dogs should stay leashed near them.
The primary renter must be 18 or older.
Check-in is 3 PM and check-out is 11 AM.