Collective Hill Country Retreat

Decorations is unique, the safari camping setting is cool

Nice quiet place to stay with great staff.

Luxury tent was so adorable! Complete with AC, full toilet and rainfall showerhead. Yeti cooler stocked with ice and water. Very clean and very comfortable bed and lounge chairs. S'mores at night and free continental breakfast in the morning. Only downside is cost of additional activities like cowboy pool, massage and dining way too expensive. We opted to go into town to swim and eat. Wimberley is such a fun town!

Great stay! Despite the cold night (2 degré Celsius!), we were quite confortable and had a fantastic time. Staff is very dedicated, the location is gorgeous. Strongly recommended.

I recently spent a weekend at the Hill Country Collective in Wimberley, Texas with my husband and our two dogs, and it was an absolutely wonderful experience. From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with warm hospitality and the beautiful scenery of the Texas Hill Country. Our accommodations were cozy and comfortable, and we loved having our furry friends with us. The staff were incredibly accommodating and made sure that our dogs were well taken care of, doggy treats in the morning for breakfast (haha!). But the highlight of our trip was definitely the scenic views and closeness to downtown Wimberley. We dined at several local restaurants and were blown away by the delicious cuisine and exceptional service. Whether we were looking for a casual meal or a romantic dinner, we found exactly what we were looking for. All in all, our stay at the Hill Country Collective was simply magical. Despite the winter cold weather, we were surrounded by stunning scenery and warm, friendly people. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a romantic getaway or a fun-filled weekend with their furry friends, especially in Wimberley! - Michelle

We were on our baby moon and would rate our overall experience a 7 out of 10. Beautiful place and great customer service. The website for the Hill Country needs serious updating. 1. There is no chef or restaurant on-site therefore you CAN bring your own food. There is also a bbq option that we would have loved to know about prior. We did ask and were able to go to HEB to get what we needed to utilize the bbq Pitt on site. $25 charge. 2. If temperatures are low, be prepared! Our pellet stove did not work for about 24 hours and we were freezing in our tent BUT the staff did respond and fixed the issue. 3. The continental breakfast is not what is shown on the website. It is very basic and everything is cold. Yogurt, blueberries, granola, oranges, apples, boiled egg and cold pastries. 4. Staff was excellent. Especially, Josh and Holly.