Collective Hill Country, the luxury glamping retreat in Wimberley is a unique getaway in the Texas hill country that offers guests a luxurious outdoor vacation experience the upscale amenities of a 5-star hotel, featuring an all-inclusive ranch retreat boasting rustic safari tent-style cabins.
The retreat offers an array of new, luxury offerings like reimagined wellness programming and Instagram-worthy culinary experiences that include Fondue for Two, Bubbling and Branding, and Charcuterie Journey which allows guests to learn the secret to building a perfect charcuterie board, tips to the perfect wine pairings and have a chance to take home or gift customized charcuterie boards. For dinner guests may also add on a chef’s farm-to-table dinner.
In addition, the retreat’s wellness activities also include Live Sound Meditation allowing guests to ease their tension with a live sound meditation session with singing bowls and cocooning. To get the heart pumping, guests are also invited to start the day by stretching and strengthening their muscles with a yoga and Pilates fusion session that offers a green juice booster to improve the mind and body.
For those with a more adventurous spirit, the Axe & Arrow Club is an exciting activity that allows you to hit the bullseye with a traditional bow and arrow, tomahawk, and knife throwing experience.
After experiencing a delicious 5-star meal by their in-house chef, join around the campfire for and S’mores and an evening of Native American storytelling, where you’ll hear tales of Native American traditions, mountain men, cowboys, and wilderness survival.
Location: Wimberley, Texas – just one hour from Austin.
Tents: Safari-style tents with a bathroom, shower, air conditioning and small oven for heating.
Price: $300 and up per night, with dining packages that can be added.
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