Fall EPIC Campout at Cherry Springs Ranch

It’s time to get out in the Hill Country, eat great food, drink beer, play games, make new friends, and stay up late with EPIC! This members-only overnight adventure includes exclusive access to Cherry Springs Ranch, a beautiful, protected property in the Texas Hill Country. Saturday will be spent exploring Cherry Springs Ranch and setting up camp. Sunday, we’ll explore a one-of-a-kind cave at nearby Spicewood Ranch.

What’s Included:

• Access to two one-of-a-kind Hill Country properties

• A delicious dinner Saturday night and breakfast Sunday morning

• Beer, coffee and light snacks
• Guided Tour of Cherry Springs Ranch (Saturday, Nov 1)
• Guided Cave Tour at Spicewood Ranch (Sunday, Nov 2)
• We'll have a portable toilet & handwashing station for the weekend

What you’ll bring:

• Camping supplies (tent, sleeping bag, camp chair, pillow, clothes & personal items, etc.)

• Flashlight or headlamp

• At least 2 gallons of water & a water bottle

• Any additional beverages or snacks you may want

• A mug or cup, plate, utensils

***Although this event is free for members, please be sure to REGISTER to ensure you receive communications, directions to the ranch, and other important information!***

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About Cherry Springs Ranch: Cherry Springs Ranch, once operated by famous Texan folklorist J. Frank Dobie, is an approximately 1040-acre working ranch located in the Texas Hill Country. The ranch is primarily used for wildlife management and contains many interesting geological features including dinosaur tracks and a beautiful waterfall. The pending conservation easement on Cherry Springs Ranch will permanently ensure that its water, wildlife, scenic views, and other resources remain intact and healthy for the benefit of millions of Texans forever. Learn more about Cherry Springs Ranch.

About Spicewood Ranch: Spicewood Ranch is a 561-acre ranch of environmentally sensitive land located within the Colorado River and Lake Travis watersheds. Located just 45 minutes from downtown Austin, and just north of the burgeoning Highway 71 corridor, Spicewood Ranch boasts three miles of Alligator Creek and its tributaries which flow into Lake Travis—a primary drinking water source for the City of Austin and downstream communities. L earn more about Spicewood Ranch.

View at Cherry Springs Ranch

Cave Tour at Spicewood Ranch!

Info: Join the team at Opie's BBQ, just around the corner from Cherry Springs Ranch. Food's on your own, but the company can't be beat!

Also check out other Trips & Adventurous Activities in Spicewood.