Wimberley is a quaint little village in the Texas Hill Country, situated within an hour's drive to either Austin or San Antonio. Additionally, Wimberley is conveniently located to many Hill Country attractions and is home to a host of specialty shops and restaurants.
2. Port Isabel
Originally known as "Point Isabel" this seaside town and its famous lighthouse date back to the early 1800s. Today, Port Isabel is also home to several first-class restaurants, museums and shops, as well as an excellent starting point for fishermen and birders.
3. San Marcos
San Marcos is one of the most popular small towns in Texas. Located in the Texas Hill Country, San Marcos is a short drive from either Austin or San Antonio. Although San Marcos, is a popular tourist destination year around, it is summer when the city truly shines.
4. Bastrop
Located a short drive from Austin, Bastrop is a quaint central Texas town situated right on the Colorado River. Bastrop is also home to great golfing, shopping, as well as an abundance of outdoor activities at Lake Bastrop and Bastrop State Park.
5. Granbury
Granbury offers plenty of outdoor recreational activities on Lake Granbury, but this small town is also known for its antique shopping, wineries and artist and artisan groups.