The Wonderland Glamping Geo Dome is a whimsical escape into nature, designed for dreamers, adventurers, and couples seeking something truly magical. Tucked beneath the trees, this unique dome features a panoramic clear front for immersive views of the forest, creating a perfect setting to unplug and reconnect. Wonderland blends playful design with comfort — offering A/C, heat, Wi-Fi, a private bathroom, and cozy touches that make it feel like a fairytale hideaway.
The Texas ÖÖD Mirror House is a serene retreat made for slow mornings, deep breaths, and unforgettable sunsets while glamping. Perched above Huffman’s Creek, this ÖÖD Mirror House blends minimalist luxury with rugged Texas charm — perfect for couples seeking a peaceful nature escape. Inside, you’ll find modern comforts like A/C, heat, Wi-Fi, and a spa-like bathroom. Outside, soak in the views with your own private sauna and open-air bath and shower area, designed for total relaxation under the trees.
Our largest accommodation! The Texas Ranch House is your go-to escape for group getaways, big family weekends, and memory-making under the Texas sky. Bigger than traditional glamping, it’s set on a private 2-acre lot, this spacious stay sleeps up to 11 guests and offers plenty of room to spread out, relax, and reconnect. With cozy indoor comforts and tons of outdoor fun — from yard games to stargazing by the firepit — it’s the perfect blend of nature and nostalgia for your next adventure.
Stay at the iconic Lighthouse on Lake Livingston vacation rental, where unmatched lakefront views and relaxed luxury await. This one-of-a-kind home sits directly on the water with private dock and boathouse access, offering the perfect setting for your next getaway.
1. The Mason Jar Bar & Grill – Coldspring
A local hangout serving comfort food classics, weekend brunch, and cold drinks. Expect a welcoming vibe, rustic décor, and occasional live music.
2. Texas Grill & Cafe – Shepherd
Just down the road in Shepherd, this casual diner serves Southern staples like chicken-fried steak, burgers, and all-day breakfast favorites.
3. Stella’s Bakery & Bistro – Livingston
A charming café with handmade pastries, fresh sandwiches, and excellent coffee. Perfect for a slow morning before heading out to explore.
4. Noni’s Thai Food Truck – Coldspring
A hidden gem in Coldspring dishing out authentic Thai flavors from a beloved local food truck. The Pad Thai and curries are especially popular.
5. The Hop -Coldspring
A retro burger diner with some of the best smash burgers, shakes, and fries money can buy!
6. Joe’s Italian – Livingston
Enjoy premium italian in the heart of Livingston. You might have to take a nap after this one!
7. Florida’s Kitchen – Livingston
The definition of southern soul food with top of the line home cooking.
1. Hike or Paddle at Lake Livingston State Park
A short drive from Coldspring, this park offers trails, kayak rentals, fishing spots, and peaceful swimming areas perfect for a full day outdoors.
2. Explore the Sam Houston National Forest
With over 160,000 acres of wild beauty, this forest features hiking, birdwatching, and parts of the Lone Star Hiking Trail for those who want to get off the grid.
3. Tour the Historic Coldspring Courthouse Square
Explore antique shops, small boutiques, and local history in this quiet, charming square — a great place for a stroll or souvenir hunting.
4. Rent a Boat or Jet Ski on Lake Livingston
Spend the day on the water with boat or jet ski rentals from our friends at LakeLife Concierge. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing cruise or high-speed fun, they’ve got you covered — and you can use code “CRG10” for 10% off your rental.
5. Try Your Luck at Naskila Casino – Livingston
Texas’ only tribal casino is located just outside Livingston and offers over 800 games, food, and entertainment — a fun change of pace from the woods and water.
6. Hike the Big Creek Scenic Area – Lone Star Hiking Trail
Known for its towering pines and winding creeks, Big Creek is one of the most beautiful sections of the Lone Star Hiking Trail. Ideal for a scenic, soul-refreshing hike.
1. Old Jail Museum – Coldspring
Dive into San Jacinto County’s history at this fascinating little museum housed in the original county jail. Local legends and artifacts await.
2. Sam Houston Statue & Visitor Center – Huntsville
A short drive north, this towering 67-foot statue of Sam Houston is a must-see. The visitor center features educational exhibits and a gift shop.
3. Antique and Artisan Shops on the Square – Coldspring
From vintage finds to handmade goods, the shops around Coldspring’s square offer a unique, local shopping experience in a charming setting.
4. Scenic Drives Along FM 2025
Roll down the windows and enjoy one of East Texas’ prettiest backroads. You’ll pass wildflowers, old barns, and postcard-perfect landscapes.