I’ve stayed at The Last Outpost cabin several times. It is a very comfortable cabin- great beds, A/C, small but nicely equipped kitchen, breakfast items provided (eggs, bacon, sausage, pancakes, juice). The front porch is a relaxing place to chill or read or chat with friends. The property itself is beautiful and peaceful, with visits from the friendly resident longhorns. Very convenient to Bandera, Kerrville, and Fredericksburg. Nice scenic drives in the area. The hosts are friendly, pleasant, and helpful.

We were not informed in the description that this was a Bed and Breakfast. It is not secluded and private as described...the owners live about 20 steps away and there is another cottage 20 steps the opposite direction. You were not able to see hardly any views from the trees. We were not able to see buffalo or other animals...only 3 longhorn. We had zero cell service, we expected spotty but not zero. The house was decorated cutely, but the bathroom was hot due to having a tin roof. We ending up buying fans to help aid with cool air and circulation. There were no drinks left in the fridge, but we did receive eggs, bacon, pancake mix, oatmeal and coffee.

Third stay at this property- peaceful and beautiful ranch, with a friendly horse named Sky and several longhorns. Hosts are very friendly and helpful. Plenty of breakfast fixings available. The cabin is comfortable and clean and the decor is wonderful. Always love staying here. Convenient to Bandera and Kerrville.

What a wonderful stay at the Last Outpost! Repeat visitor. Such a peaceful place- gorgeous views from the front porch, and we really enjoyed all the animals (longhorns, Sky the friendly horse, and the deer) and birds. The cabin itself was beautifully decorated with a Western theme. 10 miles north of Bandera and convenient to Kerrville and the Guadelupe River, too. My friends and I absolutely loved this property and appreciated our friendly hosts, Joan and Greg.

What caught our eye about the place was Joan provided breakfast goods! We had eggs, bacon, pancakes and coffee one morning and eggs, bacon, oatmeal, orange juice and coffee the next and then we were set to go have adventures!! Friendly animals and others behind fences made it a true Texas country place! The owner was so sweet and pleasant with us and even brought by some oatmeal raisin fresh baked 🍪!Yums! We craved some peace and quiet and totally got that too. The television availability was good and there were channels and selections for all ages. Do realize that the bedroom and bathroom are up a good long stairway. No bathroom down. For our adventures in this hill country area this, as the title indicates, was centered between the three places we wanted to visit: Bandera (our first visit), Medina (also first visit), and Kerrville (been many times but still find new things). We enjoyed Cowboy Saturday in Bandera and had our last evening dinner there Sunday at The O.S.T., the 2nd oldest restaurant in Texas! Delicious home cooking!! Though Medina is a small, small town we had a hard time deciding which building was The Apple Store (no IMacs 😊). You will love the ice cream and various apple creations including apple cinnamon ice cream!! Back in Kerrville we found the city park, Schreiner Park, and checked out campsites for another time. We also wanted to recheck where the first H‑E‑B grocery store had been and could not find the historical marker which we know we have seen before:)! No luck on that. I think it was Sunday when Joan asked if we needed any groceries as she was going in to the store. So nice and hospitable!! All in all this Presidents weekend was a nice breather away from noise of suburbs and cities where we live. Some awesome roads to drive and in spring I bet it will be gorgeous. The only things that I would recommend are: need a measuring cup for cooking (I could not find one, boost the cell reception (and that could totally be my service provider issue), and maybe have Wi-Fi available (but probably good for us not to have it). These are really minor to the awesome getaway that this gave us!!

The house was full of antiques with the modern conveniences. Our host, Greg was very helpful and asked us regularly if we needed anything. he gave us dining suggestions for the area as well as giving us suggestions for things to see and do. The wildlife on the property (horse, cats, longhorns, chickens, deer, etc) made it feel like home. the house was very comfortable and they provided us with all the fixings for breakfast each morning. All in all, i would recommend this site and would return next time we are in the area.

We really enjoyed being able to feed the sweet horse and beautiful longhorns on the property. Chickens had us on our toes. Our kids will remember this trip always! Thank you!

House was well decorated down to the finest detail. Very comfy bed and great hospitality. Leave you cell in the car. You are in the “country.”