Glowing Embers at Rockwood Waters | Private Hot Tub | Fire-pit

Rustic Barn Suite | Sleeps 5 | WIFI | Hot Tub | Outdoor Fire-pit | Close to Town | Children 12+ | No Pets
· · Rates for this property are based on double occupancy, additional persons beyond 2 will be charged $35 per person per night ·

If you're looking for all he rustic charm of a visit to the Texas Hill Country but don't want to forgo the modern amenities of home, Glowing Embers at Rockwood Waters is the place for you. Inside this unique barn suite, you'll find 1 King bed, a Queen/Twin bunk-bed, and a fold out ottoman, bringing the total occupancy to 5, making it perfect for a girl's getaway or a quick family trip! Also in the home is a kitchenette with a coffee station, perfect for a quick bite before hitting the town. The one-of-a-kind touches in this home also include a working coin-operated vending machine, which together with the modern-farmhouse decor, brings an element of novelty to the space.

In the backyard space you can experience the Hill Country in all its glory, whether you enjoy lounging in the hot tub under the stars, sitting with friends around the fire-pit, or playing yard games with the family! The games provided include Yahtzee, corn-hole, and ladder-ball.

Don't miss your chance to experience everything Rockwood Waters has to offer. Come enjoy Glowing Embers, where the stars at night are big and bright!

PLEASE NOTE:
Due to the Hill Country location, you may encounter wildlife (Snakes, Deer, Raccoons, ETC). Please be aware of your surroundings, and take caution while driving at night. In addition, all properties do utilize pest control services on a regular basis BUT this does not guarantee pests or bugs will not be visible. This includes but is not limited to: ants, spiders, scorpions, beetles, mice, or flies.

*WET WEATHER Reservoir: Water conditions are not consistent or predictable due to the fact that water depth is subject to the weather. No water activities, with the exception of fishing (when water levels permit) are allowed due to the possible dangers of the primitive nature of the reservoir.