DRIPPING SPRINGS
Dripping Springs sits at the gateway to the Texas Hill Country, where rolling limestone hills, live oaks, and winding creeks create a sense of place that is distinct from anywhere else in the region. Just 25 miles west of Austin, this community combines small-town charm with access to exceptional dining, cultural destinations, artisanal wineries and breweries, and memorable outdoor experiences that define Hill Country living. From world-class parks and scenic trails to local galleries and craft food and beverage experiences, Dripping Springs enriches everyday life with texture, warmth, and authenticity. Whether you are exploring weekend markets under ancient oaks or wandering back roads toward a sunset view, you feel the rhythm of the land here, and it becomes something you know by heart.
Dripping Springs offers an abundance of experiences just minutes from Lunaroya. Its reputation as a vibrant hub for food, wine, art, and recreation makes it a compelling backdrop for a community that embraces connection and exploration.
Barton Creek winds through the heart of the Texas Hill Country, carrying with it the quiet beauty of limestone banks, spring-fed water, and centuries-old oaks. From its headwaters to the edge of Austin, the creek creates a natural connection between landscape and city. At Lunaroya, that connection feels both grounded and expansive, offering a sense of retreat shaped by nature, with the cultural energy of Austin always within reach.
THE LOCATION
Along Fitzhugh Road, Dripping Springs has become a destination for distinctive dining, wineries, breweries, and distilleries that reflect the creative spirit of the Hill Country. From farm-driven restaurants to celebrated tasting rooms and local gathering places, the area offers a depth of flavor and culture that continues to grow. At Lunaroya, these experiences feel close and accessible, forming a natural extension of daily life shaped by place and craft.
Along Fitzhugh Road, Lunaroya sits a short walk from Treaty Oak Distilling.
A rare offering of 86 homesites elevated above Barton Creek and among the treasured landscape of the Texas Hill Country.
