According to the New York Times Feb, '98 Fox Fire is "a place you have to have a warm spot in your heart for." Fox Fire is located near the heart of the Texas Hill Country in a rural area that is yet undiscovered by the casual tourist. Fox Fire cabins appeal to the traveler who seeks to escape the big city bustle -- a place to enjoy quiet surroundings, the Sabinal River, big oak trees and night skies where the fireflies and stars are still bright.
Catering to the family atmosphere is FoxFire’s goal. Seven fully furnished 2 bedroom/1bath Log Cabins sit on the Main Area along with the Main House, office, covered outdoor pavilion and playground as well as one of the best swimming holes to be found on the Sabinal River. FoxFire also has a variety of different vacation houses in the immediate area ranging from small and cozy 1bedroom guest houses to bigger houses that will accommodate more than one family. Most of the properties are either on the Sabinal River or a live creek that feeds the river. Whether its seclusion, views, water, nature or a larger family gathering, FoxFire Cabins has something you’re sure to enjoy.
Since opening in 1984, Fox Fire has been blessed with unsolicited newspaper and magazine coverage. Wonderful articles have appeared in the major newspapers of Texas: Dallas Morning News, Houston Chronicle, Austin American Statesman, San Antonio Express. Texas Monthly, 1987, wrote an article on "Cabin Fever" and stated, "When I first saw Fox Fire I thought I was dreaming... ". The book "Great Texas Getaways" has sent guests our way for over 10 years. Fox Fire has been listed as a recommended accommodation by: Texas Parks and Wildlife, Dog Fancy, Ride Texas, and Fly-Fishing Texas. The New York Times article in February '98 was picked up by the Associated Press and also ran in Minneapolis/St. Paul, Seattle and Miami.
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