There's a good chance you're planning some getaway time this fall. There's also a good chance that will involve finding a place to rest for a night or two via Airbnb.
To help make for a lively stay, we rounded up 10 of Texas' most offbeat Airbnb rental options. Whether it's a nomad's yurt in Wimberley, an off-grid adobe dome near Big Bend or an Airstream trailer painted with giant eyes in Terlingua, these crazy accommodations are bound to make your trip even more memorable.
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Texas' 10 Most Insane Weekend Getaway Rentals
By San Antonio Current Staff on Fri, Aug 21, 2020 at 2:25 pm
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Private, Romantic Yurt , Wimberley
$276 per night
This yurt is the perfect spot for Central Texas glamping. The hand-embroidered tent adds a pop of color to the Mongolian-style dwelling.
$276 per night
This yurt is the perfect spot for Central Texas glamping. The hand-embroidered tent adds a pop of color to the Mongolian-style dwelling.
Weinland House Log Cabin,, Fredericksburg
$180 per night
For anyone who loves American history but hates roughing it, this is the AirBNB for you. This log cabin was originally built in 1863 in Tennessee, but was relocated to Texas, reassembled and upgraded with all the modern amenities you may want or need.
$180 per night
For anyone who loves American history but hates roughing it, this is the AirBNB for you. This log cabin was originally built in 1863 in Tennessee, but was relocated to Texas, reassembled and upgraded with all the modern amenities you may want or need.
Off-Grid Adobe Dome, Terlingua
$101 per night
This adobe dome near Big Bend National Park is advertised as "off-grid," but don't worry — you'll still have access to WiFi.
$101 per night
This adobe dome near Big Bend National Park is advertised as "off-grid," but don't worry — you'll still have access to WiFi.
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