Lampasas TX
The Ranch
Quintess, LRW Members will have exclusive rights to the Spanish mission-style Main House. Cabins may be available for large groups and family reunions on a space available basis. At full occupancy, the ranch will comfortably sleep 32 people.
The Destination
Prior to the 1850’s the Lampasas Territory was Indian country, occupied by branches of the Comanche tribe. Legend was that the seven springs in the area held healing and recuperative powers. Texas first female governor, Miriam Ferguson commissioned Captain J.F. Brannon of the 9th Infantry in June 1933 to build Lampasas State Park. 193 men of the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) went to work clearing brush, building roads, a native stone entrance, a concession house, low water dam, native stone cabins, and fire pits, as well as a baseball field and polo grounds. All of the native limestone was quarried from the area. The park opened on June 12, 1934. It was sold in 1994 to its current owner, Dr. Carl Cannon, who turned it into an exclusive member-only fishing and exotic game hunting ranch.
Staying in Lampasas TX
Ranch Activities
Exotic game observation — by safari vehicle, bike, horseback and foot and many other activities.
Fishing
Sulphur Creek (catfish, large-mouth bass, perch).
Hunting
The ranch hosts over 500 exotic animals with a four-to-one buck-to-doe ratio.
Q Experiences provide Members with unique vacation opportunities outside of the Club’s portfolio of multimillion-dollar residences. Every so often we discover a property that offers a specific ambience or activity that compliments a Quintess, LRW experience. Members may use up to eight of their plan nights for Q Experiences. Q Experience reservations are realized as one plan night used for every two nights in-residence. To reserve a Q Experience, please contact your Member Travel Advisor directly.
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