Vacation rentals in Leakey

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A covered porch area features a wooden deck, with two black chairs and a small round table arranged for outdoor relaxation. Lush greenery and mountains can be seen in the background, offering a serene setting. Natural light highlights the warm wood tones of the cabin's exterior.
Tiny home in Leakey
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 13 reviews

Shadow Valley Getaway

KatrenaRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
My kids and I loved this tiny home. It was perfect for what we needed it for and the view was amazing. The owners were very nice and responsive!
Cottage in Real County
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 9 reviews

Cozy cottage on the Frio

BrendaRating, 5 stars22 months ago
We all had a great time. The house is beautiful and spacious. The kids enjoyed the smores out in the patio. On the firepit. We did spend most of the day on Saturday trying to find some water. Went Garner, and we needed a reservation for the day. We didn'thave one. So get information before going. The river is not the same as it used to be. Thank you Lopez Family.
Superhost
A serene view of a shallow river with clear turquoise water, revealing a rocky bed beneath. Lush greenery lines the shore, with trees displaying varying shades of green. The sky above is bright, dotted with soft clouds, creating a tranquil outdoor atmosphere.
Cabin in Concan
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 35 reviews

Concan Hideaway Cabin in Uvalde County

AidanRating, 5 stars5 days ago
Roger and Bel are very good at responding back fast and their home is so cute. If you want a place that is peaceful, quiet, clear water, beautiful fish and just to have fun without a lot of other people there. This is the place to go. Had the best time and caught a lot of beautiful fish!
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A brown dog is seen sitting on a rocky outcrop, looking towards a lush green landscape. In the background, rolling hills are visible under a sky filled with fluffy white clouds. Trees frame the scene, adding to the natural surroundings.
Home in Uvalde County
4.74 out of 5 average rating, 141 reviews

Honey's Frio River House

ConnieRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
We loved our stay. Had everything we neaded in the house. Very comfortable & cozy. Loved the peacefulness & serenity of it. Was a little further out than we anticipated from anywhere but was told that in advance. The wildlife was awesome. The kids loved the outdoor shower. Definitely recommend to others.
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A large landmark oak tree features a wide trunk and sprawling branches, creating a majestic canopy overhead. Sunlight filters through the leaves, casting dappled shadows on the ground below. The surrounding area showcases a natural landscape with scattered foliage and earthy tones.
Cabin in Rio Frio
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 64 reviews

TJ's Escape *HUGE* Landmark Oak Tree *1mile2river*

BrookeRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
We enjoyed our stay. This is the second time we have stayed here.
Top guest favorite
A close-up view of the crystal-clear Nueces River water reveals an array of colorful pebbles beneath the surface. The sunlight sparkling on the water creates a serene atmosphere, highlighting the natural beauty of the river's ecosystem.
Home in Camp Wood
5 out of 5 average rating, 34 reviews

13 Acres of Private Riverfront Bliss! Sleeps 12-14

FionaRating, 5 stars1 day ago
Really beautiful property. It was so peaceful. We really enjoyed days spent on the river and the house had everything we needed. Kelly is super responsive as well.
Superhost
A covered porch features wooden beams and a spacious wooden floor. Seating options include yellow chairs and a dining table with a patterned tablecloth. Lush greenery and tree branches frame the view, enhancing the connection with nature.
Home in Vanderpool
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 93 reviews

Lost Maples Creekside Lodge

PatRating, 5 stars3 weeks ago
We were looking for a quiet place to enjoy nature, especially birds, and we wanted to be close to Lost Maples State Natural Area. We hit the jackpot! Creekside Lodge exceeded our expectations. The location is beautiful and private. It was a challenge to tear ourselves away from the porch overlooking the creek. The variety of bird species was truly amazing. The house was spotless and charming. The WiFi was terrific. We stayed on the porch until 9:00 p.m. each night so we could listen for the call of the Chuck Will’s Widow. It was hard to leave this wonderful cottage today; we will definitely book it again.
Top guest favorite
A well-equipped kitchen countertop features a Keurig coffee machine alongside a variety of coffee pods stored in a rotating holder. A jar of honey and a container with assorted sugar and creamer packets add functional touches to the inviting space.
Cabin in Uvalde County
5 out of 5 average rating, 10 reviews

Hiker's Paradise on 6,000 Acre Ranch

EmilyRating, 5 stars4 weeks ago
We had a wonderful stay. We felt like we were able to unplug and enjoy the lakes and hiking trails. The home itself was clean and comfortable. We had a great time!

Quick stats about vacation rentals in Leakey

  • Total rentals

    10 properties

  • Nightly prices starting at

    G$37,658 GYD before taxes and fees

  • Total number of reviews

    80 reviews

  • Wifi availability

    10 properties include access to wifi

  • Popular amenities

    Self check-in, Monthly stays, and Gym

  • Local attractions

    Mama Chole's, Leakey Mercantile, and Lala's Mexican Restaurant

Your guide to Leakey

Welcome to Leakey

The Frio and Nueces rivers cut deep, dramatic limestone canyons into the Hill Country landscape around this city, pronounced LAY-key. The undulating terrain earned the area — 100 miles west of San Antonio — the nickname of the Swiss Alps of Texas. Tonkawa and Lipan Apache peoples first settled here, followed by Spanish explorers and missionaries, and then a wave of ranchers and laborers from across the border. Today a quarter of the population still claims Mexican heritage.

This Texan town attracts visitors with its tubing, hiking, and leaf-peeping when fall floods the hills with shades of gold and scarlet. Leakey also wins rave reviews from fans of the open road. Motorcyclists and serious day-trippers gravitate toward the Twisted Sisters, a 100-mile loop along sinuous gorges and jagged, steep hills sans guardrails. Its three connected ranch roads have more than 200 curves between them, making it the state’s most twisty thoroughfare, and one of the country’s best scenic drives.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Leakey

Avoid the winter. The cold, rainy season descends from November to January, bringing 40-to-70-degree Fahrenheit days and 30-to-45-degree nights, plus an occasional filigree of snow. For maximum comfort, aim for April, May, and October. These shoulder-season months have fewer crowds and less heat than summer’s peaks.

April also brings the Hill Country Run Motorcycle Rally to Luckenbach, 100 miles northeast. Adrenalin-seekers should hit the Frio River for tubing and paddling from spring through midsummer. That season also welcomes Leakey’s enthusiastic Fourth of July jubilee. Round out the year with a jaw-dropping natural spectacle, when millions of bats emerge from their caves just before sunset. This sight peaks in September and October in Concan, Texas, 17 miles south.


Top things to do in Leakey

The Devil’s Sinkhole

Fifty miles northwest of Leakey, this National Natural Landmark protects a massive swirl of bats exploding up from a 140-foot-deep cavern on warm evenings. These nocturnal hunters roost here from late spring to early fall before migrating to Mexico for the winter. Their nightly dinner menu consists of some 30 tons of beetles and moths.

Dinosaur Tracks at Government Canyon

Vegetarian dinosaurs once stomped across a muddy beach here. The result? Dramatic trackways fossilized and preserved for 110 million years. This State Natural Area lies about two hours’ drive east of Leakey and also has more than 40 miles of trails, as well as geocaching and naturalist-led hikes.

Stonehenge II

Catch this replica of England’s megalithic monument beside the Guadalupe River in Ingram, 53 miles northeast of Leakey. If the proportions seem unusual, it’s because sculptor Doug Hill went for 90 percent of the height and 60 percent of the width — but all of the charm! Stonehenge 2.0 and its Easter Island-head sidekicks are free to visit on the Hill Country Arts Foundation campus.

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