• BEDROOMS: 1
  • BEDS: 2
  • BATHROOMS: 1
  • TOTAL GUESTS: 4
  • MINIMUM NIGHTS: 2

River Run Bo's Place

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Property Description

Tucked beneath towering cypress trees on the banks of the Guadalupe River, River Run - Bo's Place is a peaceful waterfront cabin designed for slowing down and enjoying the beauty of the Texas Hill Country. Spend your days swimming, kayaking, fishing, or simply relaxing by the river before gathering around the fire pit under the stars.

Just minutes from Kerrville, you'll enjoy the convenience of town while feeling worlds away in a quiet riverside setting where deer, songbirds, and beautiful sunsets are part of everyday life. Whether you're planning a romantic getaway, a family vacation, or a weekend with friends, Bo's Place offers a comfortable home base for making Hill Country memories.

Property Details
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Sleeps up to 4 guests
1 bedroom
1 bed in addition to couch and air mattress
1 full bathroom
Private cabin on the Guadalupe River
Easy river access just steps away

Amenities
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Fully equipped kitchen
Coffee maker
Complimentary Wi-Fi
Television
Free on-site parking
Pet-friendly
Outdoor fire pit
Outdoor seating
Direct access to the Guadalupe River for swimming, fishing, and kayaking
Frequent wildlife, including deer and native birds
High-water alert system on the property

Flexible Pricing for every group
Our rates adapt to make sure smaller groups don't overpay ; but bigger getaways still get full value.
- Base rate includes up to 2 guests
- Cleaning Fee $ 60
- $20/person/night for each additional guest (up to 4 total)
- Pet fee: $30/pet/night (2 max)

Three cabins and several RV sites share the property.
River level emergency warning system
Smoking is permitted outdoors only.
No firearms, fireworks, or ATVs.
River and lake levels vary throughout the year based on rainfall.

Nearby Attractions
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Guadalupe River - Right outside your door
Kerrville - Minutes away
Medina River - 30 miles
Hill Country State Natural Area - 40 miles
Lost Maples State Natural Area - 55 miles
Garner State Park - 75 miles
Frio River - 80 miles

About Kerrville
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Known as one of the cultural centers of the Texas Hill Country, Kerrville offers award-winning restaurants, wineries, breweries, local shopping, museums, and year-round festivals celebrating music, art, and Western heritage. It's the perfect blend of outdoor adventure and small-town charm.

Explore More of the Hill Country
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Planning to explore beyond Kerrville? Be sure to check out HillCountry.ai, your guide to the Texas Hill Country. Discover local events, scenic drives, swimming holes, parks, restaurants, wineries, and hidden gems throughout the region. Whether you're staying for a weekend or a week, you'll find plenty of ideas for your next adventure.

Location

* Mapped pin locations are not exact

Other Details

  • Water View
  • Water Front
  • Children Allowed
  • Pets Considered
  • Fishing Allowed
  • Hiking Allowed
  • Cleaning fee is $60
  • Guest fee is $20, per day, after 2 guests
  • Pet fee is $30 per pet, per day
Call us now at 830-522-4661 for more information Or get an instant quote with the below form!

Amenities

  • Spa
    Guest House
  • Breakfast Not Available
    Breakfast Not Available
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    Dinner Not Available
  • Lunch Not Available
    Dinner Not Available
  • Hairdryer
    Hairdryer
  • Internet
    Internet
  • Heating
    Heating
  • Linens
    Linens
  • Living Room
    Living Room
  • Towels
    Towels
  • Air Conditioning
    Air Conditioning
  • Washer
    Charcoal Grill
  • Autumn Foliage
    Autumn Foliage
  • Churches
    Churches
  • Coin Laundry
    Coin Laundry
  • Festivals
    Festivals
  • Library
    Library
  • Live Theater
    Live Theater
  • Restaurants
    Restaurants
  • Water Parks
    Water Parks
  • Winery Tours
    Winery Tours
  • Fridge
    Fridge
  • Fridge
    Kitchen
  • Fridge
    Microwave
  • Stove
    Stove
  • Toaster
    Toaster
  • Coffee Pot
    Coffee Pot
  • Coffee Pot
    Antiquing
  • Bird Watching
    Bird Watching
  • Photography
    Photography
  • Scenic Drives
    Scenic Drives
  • Shopping
    Shopping
  • Sight Seeing
    Sight Seeing
  • Walking
    Walking
  • Water Sports
    Water Sports
  • Doctor
    Doctor
  • Atm Bank
    Atm Bank
  • Groceries
    Groceries
  • Hospital
    Laundromat
  • Kayak Canoe
    Kayak Canoe
  • Fishing
    Fishing
  • Fishing
    Fishing Freshwater
  • Kayaking
    Kayaking
  • Swimming
    Swimming
  • Tubing Water
    Tubing Water
  • River
    River
  • Waterfront
    Waterfront
  • Events Not Allowed
    Events Not Allowed
  • Limited Accessibility
    Limited Accessibility
  • Children Welcome
    Children Welcome
  • Long Term Renters
    Long Term Renters
  •  Smoking Not Allowed
    Smoking Not Allowed
  • Wheelchair Inaccessible
    Wheelchair Inaccessible
  • Budget
    Budget
  • Budget
    Family
  • Romantic
    Romantic

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