Scurlock Farms is a family‑owned and operated working farm and boutique farm stay in the Texas Hill Country. We all live here full‑time and love welcoming guests from across the United States and around the world. So many visitors tell us they feel like family by the time they leave — and to us, that’s the highest compliment.
Hi, I’m Sheron (pronounced Sharon) — named after a character in a Russian novel my mom was reading! I’ve cherished every moment of sharing our farm with guests from all 50 states and more than two dozen countries. Meeting and making friends with guests over the years has been incredibly rewarding.
One of my favorite traditions is giving free farm tours in our six‑seat Polaris. On these tours, I introduce guests to the best river access and fishing spots, highlight fascinating fossils in the limestone banks, and point out wildlife, birds, and edible plants growing on the farm. It’s fun, educational, and includes stories of our family’s history here.
Each home has a notebook filled with the history of the farm, how the homes were built, and the story of my parents — and many guests say this personal history makes their stay feel truly special.
I also volunteer in our community — running a church meal program for the sick and shut‑in for 15 years and serving on the Board of Directors for The Caring Place, a local charity supporting neighbors in need. We donate $1 from every night spent at Scurlock Farms to their food pantry.
I’ve also been part of P.E.O., a philanthropic organization providing scholarships for women, where our fundraisers at the farm have raised thousands for education. I love giving back, staying active, and learning new things every day — I truly feel lucky and blessed.