A tiny‑house ranch retreat: Coyote Cabin on 86 acres outside Bandera

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A tiny‑house ranch retreat: Coyote Cabin on 86 acres outside Bandera

A cozy 14x40 cabin with a full kitchen, fire ring and direct access to 86 acres of trails and a nearby horse barn for rides and lessons.

A tiny‑house ranch retreat: Coyote Cabin on 86 acres outside Bandera.

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Location
Bandera
Operator
Bandera Historical Rides
Category
Lodging
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Coyote Cabin is a compact, fully equipped tiny house set on a working ranch roughly one mile outside Bandera. The cabin sits amid open acres threaded with hiking paths and borders a horse barn where visitors can arrange trail rides or lessons, making the place as much a base for getting out with animals and open-country footsteps as a simple overnight.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

Compact comfort with a full kitchen
THE CABIN

Compact comfort with a full kitchen

The 14x40 tiny house includes a bedroom with two queen‑sized beds and a full kitchen, plus an indoor bathroom and shower—an intentionally simple, self‑contained stay on ranch land.

86 acres of hiking right out the door
THE LAND

86 acres of hiking right out the door

Trails weave across the ranch’s 86 acres, offering immediate access to open ground for short walks or longer exploratory hikes without leaving the property.

Horse barn access and booked trail rides
THE RIDES

Horse barn access and booked trail rides

A horse barn sits adjacent to the cabin compound; guests can visit and may book trail rides or lessons through the ranch’s equestrian program.

What the day feels like

What staying at Coyote Cabin feels like

Expect a quiet, ranch‑scale stay: a small, well‑appointed cabin with basic domestic comforts opens onto acres of terrain to walk, a patio and outdoor fire ring for evening gatherings, and immediate proximity to a functioning horse barn for riders and observers alike.

Compact comfort with a full kitchen

THE CABIN

Compact comfort with a full kitchen

The 14x40 tiny house includes a bedroom with two queen‑sized beds and a full kitchen, plus an indoor bathroom and shower—an intentionally simple, self‑contained stay on ranch land.

86 acres of hiking right out the door

THE LAND

86 acres of hiking right out the door

Trails weave across the ranch’s 86 acres, offering immediate access to open ground for short walks or longer exploratory hikes without leaving the property.

Horse barn access and booked trail rides

THE RIDES

Horse barn access and booked trail rides

A horse barn sits adjacent to the cabin compound; guests can visit and may book trail rides or lessons through the ranch’s equestrian program.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who will get the most from this stay.

1
Animal LoversGuests who want proximity to horses and the chance to arrange trail rides or lessons will find direct barn access and opportunities to visit the animals.
2
Hikers & Day‑walkersVisitors who want immediate walking access will appreciate the property’s 86 acres of trails for short outings or longer walks right from the cabin.
3
Pet OwnersThe property welcomes pets, so travelers planning to bring dogs or other allowed animals can include them in their stay.
4
Small Groups or Multiple SleepersThe cabin’s interior includes two queen‑sized beds, making it suitable for small groups or multiple guests sharing a single compact unit.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

If you plan to explore the property, bring suitable footwear for hiking the 86 acres; guests bringing pets should bring pet supplies. The cabin has a full kitchen for self‑catering and an indoor bathroom with shower.

On‑site Amenities

The tiny house includes a full kitchen, indoor bathroom and shower, a patio and an outdoor fire ring; a nearby horse barn offers visits and the option to book trail rides or lessons.

Location & Access

The working ranch is located about 1 mile outside Bandera; follow host instructions for arrival and any check‑in details.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Where is Coyote Cabin located?

The working ranch sits roughly 1 mile outside Bandera; the listed meeting location is 749 Old Medina Highway.

Are pets allowed at the cabin?

Yes — pets are welcome on the property.

How many beds are in the cabin?

The 14x40 cabin includes a bedroom with two queen‑sized beds.

Is there a kitchen and bathroom?

Yes — the cabin has a full kitchen, an indoor bathroom and a shower.

Are there hiking opportunities on the property?

Yes — the ranch provides 86 acres of terrain with trails for hiking on the property.

Can I ride horses during my stay?

A horse barn is adjacent to the cabin area; guests can visit and may book trail rides or lessons through the ranch.