River and Historic Columbus
Start at Beason's Park, walk the courthouse square, then choose the art center or a local supper.
The ranch is ready.
Twin Oaks first opened its gates for weddings and private events. The RV grounds are now ready for nightly, weekly, and monthly stays.
The former working ranch still feels like one. Old oaks shade the boardwalks, the western storefronts face the lawn, and the frontage road makes arrival simple.
168 acres of ranch grounds
About 17 minutes to Columbus
Park Details
Choose your corner of the ranch.
Bring the rig, book a wagon, or sleep somewhere round. RV sites lead the way.
A resort day, ranch edition.
Swim under timber trusses, cool off in the guest lounge, then take the long way back to camp.
Indoor pool and hot tub
General store
Guest lounge and games
New bathhouse
Sports court
Fire pits and walking grounds
See the Amenities
The old oak still hosts a crowd.
Hold the ceremony beneath one broad canopy, then move to the dance hall. Packages begin at $3,500.
Weddings and EventsColumbus is just down the road.
Three easy loops cover river mornings, Texas history, and a full country drive.
Texas history and prairie
Pair San Felipe de Austin with the state park, or make an early run to the Attwater refuge.
Painted churches and day trips
Follow the country roads toward Schulenburg, Splashway, or Monument Hill.
“The oak trees are amazing.”
