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97-acre entertainment development that has plans to produce family-focused events year-round. When complete, the development will feature a one-of-a-kind, fully functioning western town authentically designed to replicate and embody the spirit of the Old West when pioneers and cowboys ruled the land. Old Town Uhland will showcase 40+ 19th-century-inspired structures, including a post office, train depot, dancehall, saloon, general store, opry house, old mission, and more. The development will also feature a craft brewery, barbeque restaurant, trading post, history museum, pioneer-inspired lodging, and a white chapel for weddings. Furthermore, guests will have the opportunity to enjoy a variety of animal attractions, including horseback riding throughout the property’s many nature preserves and wildlife sanctuaries.

50+ fall-inspired games, activities, and attractions on a beautifully shaded, oak-filled farmstead originally settled in 1866. One of the largest festivals in the state of Texas with over 100,000 attendees annually.

Originally settled in 1854, the Pound House Farmstead is a Texas State Historical Landmark located in Dripping Springs, Texas. The historical farmstead is also included on the National Register of Historic Places.