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Wimberley, Texas: Ride the Jackalope in Pioneer Town

Elaborate, fake Wild West town includes a saloon, cowboy museum, opera house, ice cream parlor. For Roadsiders: a bottle house and a big jackalope with a saddle.

Pioneer Town

Address:
Wayside Dr., Wimberley, TX
Directions:
1 mile southwest of town via River Rd, turn right on Wayside, on the left.
Hours:
Daily Th-Tu. Closed W. Off-season days vary. (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
Phone:
512-847-2517
RA Rates:
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Jackalope.

Pioneer Town

Home of the rideable Jackalope. Jackalope photos cost $1 per person with your own camera. Many very interesting exhibits, but mostly just looking with your eyes. It's home to the only known glass bottle house made entirely of soda bottles. We found a famous longhorn from our own hometown tucked away in the barbed wire exhibit.

[Shelley Anderson-Ledwig, 03/29/2021]

Western town.

Replica Pioneer Town

I enjoyed this place.... lots of good photo ops in Pioneer Town.

[Betty, 06/12/2017]
Replica Pioneer Town

Neat little town. We went during off season and happened into the museum. The owner, Jack Glover, was absolutely charming. His life stories were amazing. I would recommend going just to talk to him. He made it completely worth it.

[Tiffany Schmalken, 01/06/2014]

Jackalope.

Replica Pioneer Town - Jackalope

It's only $1 for a picture on the jackalope.

[Loni Sproles, 08/28/2013]

Fake old west town.

Replica Pioneer Town

A recreated pioneer town features a little arcade, faux post office, train station and saloon. Very kitschy and cute. When we went it was closed, but it was fun to walk around and take photos for about 10 minutes. Normally there is a $5 parking fee. I assume it's mostly patronized by kids in cabins nearby, but it's worth a stop if you like silly retro western stuff. There are places to swim nearby, a spa and cabins. We also drove over a weird bridge that wasn't much higher than the water, and we could have high fived the people sitting in the water. Interesting area.

[Lydia, 09/05/2012]

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