Waterfront Creek Cabins for Couples & Small Groups
Private creekside cabins on spring-fed Cibolo Creek — hot tubs, fire pits, hammocks and kayaks at your door, 20 minutes east of San Antonio. Built for couples weekends, anniversaries, and friend trips of 2–6.
A Quiet Creekside Weekend — Hot Tub, Fire Pit, and Spring-Fed Water
You don't need a 3-hour drive to the Frio or Wimberley to disappear for a weekend. Son's Rio Cibolo sits on the spring-fed Cibolo Creek just 20 minutes east of San Antonio in Marion, TX — the same clear water and live-oak shade, with private waterfront cabins tucked along the bank instead of a crowded tubing chute.
Every waterfront cabin comes with its own hot tub, fire pit, hammocks, and a porch facing the creek. kayak & paddleboard wristbands are $19.99 per person on-site, the property is walkable and quiet after dark, and most guests are clocked out and in the hot tub before sunset.
Pick the Cabin That Fits Your Trip
Cozy two-person cabins right on the water, plus a few larger setups when the whole crew comes — every cabin is steps from the creek.
Waterfront Cabins
Sleeps 2 to 6 — 2 queen beds and 2 twin day beds with full kitchen, bathroom, AC, and private creek access right out the door.
Deluxe Safari Cabins
Sleeps up to 7 — 3 full beds plus a futon couch, AC, full kitchen & bath, and private deck overlooking a beautiful pecan orchard and longhorns.
A Weekend at Son's Rio Cibolo
Friday
- Check in at 3 PM — unload, settle in
- Walk the creek and pick your favorite quiet spot
- Fire up the grill at your private firepit
- Hot tub under the stars — Hill Country dark skies
Saturday
- Slow morning — coffee on the deck
- Paddleboard or kayak the spring-fed creek
- Cast a line at the dam, or hit the hammock
- Sunset cookout, drinks at the firepit
Sunday
- Easy brunch in the cabin kitchen
- One last dip or paddle before packing up
- Quick walk through the trails
- Check out by 11 AM — or extend with a cabana day
Things To Do at the Creek
Paddleboarding
Glide across 2 miles of calm, spring-fed creek — beginner-friendly.
Fishing
Cast from the bank or dock — bass and perch in season.
Kayaking
Single and double kayaks on a spring-fed creek made for cruising.
Hiking
Walk 100 acres of trails through live oaks and wildflowers.
Swimming
Cool, clear creek with shallow wading areas and deeper swimming pools.
Campfires
Every cabin has its own firepit — perfect for unwinding after dark.
Game Room
Air hockey, pool, foosball, and arcade games — easy rainy-day backup.
Hot Tubs
Soak under the stars — the perfect way to wind down after a creek day.
Volleyball
Sand volleyball court ready for a match — gather the crew and serve it up.
Pool
Cool off in our heated swimming pool — open seasonally for all guests.
Basketball
Shoot hoops on our outdoor court — friendly pickup games welcome.
And More
Picnic spots, lawn games, feed the longhorns... with plenty of room to roam — there's always something to discover on 100 acres.
What's Included
Location & Getting Here
Son's Rio Cibolo sits on over 100 acres along Cibolo Creek in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. Close enough for a quick escape from Texas, far enough to feel like a real getaway.
What Guests Are Saying
"An excellent choice for a weekend getaway. The room was exceptionally clean, comfortable, and well maintained. The game room was organized and offered a wide variety."
— Ruchi Shukla
"This place is amazing. We stayed in a waterfront cabin. Place was well cleaned up — clean towels, blankets and sheets. Property is well kept as well as the game room. Highly recommend this place."
— Jesse Cantu
"A fun get away with friends. The cabins are clean and well equipped. Good place to rest after a full day of activities. They have lots of fun options like kayaks, game room."
— Abdul Majeed Sultan
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Frequently Asked Questions
Texas's Spring-Fed Waterfront Cabin Getaway (Updated May 2026)
Last updated May 12, 2026. Son's Rio Cibolo is a spring-fed waterfront cabin getaway 20 minutes east of San Antonio in Marion, TX. Waterfront Cabins, Deluxe Safari Cabins, and Glamping Cabins all sit on 100 acres along Cibolo Creek with kayaks and paddleboards on-site, a heated pool, hot tubs, fire pits, and a game room. Pet-free and smoke-free. Pricing typically runs $149–$399/night depending on cabin size and season.
Best For — quick guide: Couples weekends & anniversaries: waterfront cabins with private hot tubs, $149–$229/night. Friend trips of 4–6: larger waterfront and safari cabins, $199–$329/night. Families: see our family cabins page for multi-bedroom options sleeping 8–12.
Waterfront cabin rentals near San Antonio — how we compare: The other major Texas waterfront cabin destinations are New Braunfels (Comal/Guadalupe — busy summer tubing scene, $250–$500/night), Wimberley (Blanco River — scenic but 1 hr 30 min from SA, often $300–$600/night), and the Frio River in Concan/Leakey (jade-green water but a 2 hr drive). Son's Rio Cibolo is the only spring-fed creekside cabin rental within 20 minutes of downtown San Antonio.
See your city: San Antonio, Austin, Houston, New Braunfels. Traveling with kids? Visit our family cabins page, or compare camping near San Antonio.
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