Whether you're looking for a rustic cabin on one of the winding Farm-to-Market backroads, or a comfortable casita in the two stoplight "downtown", or something in between, Johnson City has a variety of lodging to fit has you and your family (including pets!) covered.
For more information browse through our comprehensive list to see what suits you best.
For more information browse through our comprehensive list to see what suits you best.
Accommodations
Best Western
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Best Western
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Blanco County Inn
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Carter Creek Winery
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Cabins on Wild Currant Farm
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The Pearl
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Blanco Settlement - Guest Cottages
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Hillside Acres Resort
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Lighthouse Hill Ranch
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New Life Farm BnB
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Rancho De Vida
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Sam Houston Johnson House
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Walden Retreats Hill Country
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The Casitas at Caballo Creek |
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Camping Facilities
Blanco Settlement - 1705 Ranch Road 165 - Blanco, TX - 830-833-5115
Miller Creek RV Resort - 5618 Hwy. 281 S. - Johnson City, TX - 830-868-2655
Roadrunner RV Park - 501 Hwy. 281/290 S. - Johnson City, TX - 830-868-7449
Stonewall Motor Lodge - 14818 E. US Hwy 290 - Stonewall, TX - 830-644-1040
A few more reasons to stay....
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We loved it!
Extremely nice! The donkeys were so cute and the cabins are really comfortable, we enjoyed walks early in the morning on the trails! The drive up is definitely worth it, they have a little office store with little things incase you need snacks or emergency items as well. We will definitely be back! Stayed: July 2017, traveled with family |
Local Tips
Johnson City's assorted mix of locals is what contributes to the character and charm of this great town. From artists, to musicians, retirees and small business owners investing in the small town, we welcome you in open arms! Some of our favorite Johnson City locals have provided us with their top things to do in Johnson City - take advantage of this insiders glimpse to make the most of your stay.
Enjoy Johnson City like a local and see why we live in the rolling foothills of the Texas Hill Country.
Enjoy Johnson City like a local and see why we live in the rolling foothills of the Texas Hill Country.
A Toast to Local Craft Brews, Vino, Spirits & MoreBy Jasmin Arpin
Stidham Outfitters & Custom Leather |
Adventure SeekersBy Lon Yaeger
Yaeger Hospitality Consulting |
Art SceneBy Kat McCool
Art Beat Texas Gallery |
Family FunBy Chystal Tamillo |
Pecan Street Brewery |
History BuffsBy Rayette Bible
Fat Boys Burgers |