Lindsay Ranch Guesthouses

   The Historic Lindsay Ranch

460 Lindsay Ranch Rd. Mason, Tx.76856

325-347-4052 or DHL4668@yahoo.com

The Lindsay Ranch is one of only three places in Texas where you can hunt for topaz. We have two guest houses and two primitive camp sites.

We now have an automatic gate opener. The code is the last 4 digits of my phone number, 4052. If you forget, the phone number is on the signs by the entry way.  

 CLICK ON THIS SITE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GC3O64wWGaY&list=PLohXTJpzZpI28LWFuKQczQ0PBPe7v19G7

Watch this youtube segment of Texas Outdoors and learn about rock hunting on the Lindsay Ranch. 

This is the first piece of pottery found on the Ranch. 

 Newest member of the Lindsay Ranch family. 

 WHAT DOES IT COST TO STAY IN ONE OF THE GUEST HOUSES?

$150.00 per night at either the Cabin on Comanche Creek or  Mason Mountain Manor.

This price is for two guests. For each additional guest age 18 and over, add $50.00 per night.

Guests under 18 are free.

We have a two night minimum.

    There is an additional rock hunting fee.   

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WHAT DOES IT COST TO CAMP? 

It costs $40.00 per night to stay at one of our primitive camp sites. There are tables and chairs but no facilities. 

We can accommodate tents and self-contained RV's. 

   There is an additional rock hunting fee.   

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  WHAT DOES IT COST TO JUST ROCK HUNT FOR THE DAY? 

 The cost is $20.00 per person age 18 and over. $10.00 per person age 12 and over. Under age 12 are free.

We have tools available for your use at no extra cost. 

  You can drive to the creek. There are tables and chairs. Bring drinks and snacks and enjoy your day. You keep what you find.  

Call 325-347-4052 to make an appointment

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Both guest houses are equipped with the latest Mitsubishi Air Conditioning system, installed by Lindsay Electric, Mason, TX.     

The Cabin and Manor are furnished with sheets, towels, pots and pans, refrigerator, microwave, cook top, toaster oven and Dish TV.   

Our new beverage bar has both a regular and a single serve coffee maker with an assortment of teas and coffee K-Cups.

There is a Dollar General and a Lowe's Market in Mason. Since the selections may be limited, if there is something you can't live without, bring it with you. 

If you can't stand the sight of a mouse, a spider or perhaps a scorpion, stay somewhere else.

A Release of Claims and Waiver of Liability is required.

  HOW TO CHOOSE WHERE YOU WANT TO STAY?

The Cabin on Comanche Creek is closer to Mason and to Highway 87/377. You can drive to the Cabin and to Comanche Creek in a regular car.  

Mason Mountain Manor is more remote and secluded. It is 2 1/2 miles from the highway in the middle of our 700 acre back pasture. The Manor is the place to stay if you REALLY want to get away.

A pick-up or vehicle with more ground clearance is recommended if you stay at the Manor.

Scroll down for photos and more information. 

Ready to make a reservation?

1. Check the availability calendar on the left.

2. Grab your credit card.

3. Call Deloris (Dee) Lindsay at 325-347-4052.

Mason County is a Dark Sky County. Bring your binoculars and telescope. 

       Mason Mountain Manor - Photo by MMHall 2018

This quiet, peaceful retreat has two bedrooms, 6 beds and a large covered porch. 

Cabin on Comanche Creek 

 The Cabin on Comanche Creek has two bedrooms, six beds, a covered porch and a large deck.      

Click on the "Photos" link on the left to see interior photos of the Cabin on Comanche Creek, Mason Mountain Manor and the primitive camp sites.   

This is Oreo.  Photo by Mendy Lindsay. 

Pedro watches over the sheep, especially the baby lambs.  

 Mason Mountain Manor

 You will be driving 2 1/2 miles on a dirt road. 

There are two gates to open and close. 



 There are tables, chairs and a hammock on the large porch. 

There is a gas grill and fire pit at the Manor. 

Hike, explore, look at the stars or sit on the porch and listen to the birds.  

Many guests bring bird seed or corn and enjoy watching what comes up for free snack.

     

The Cabin on Comanche Creek

The Cabin has a covered porch, a large deck, wood/charcoal grill, firepit and hammock.

We have wood. If you want to use charcoal, bring it. 

   

Please "like" us and post your comments on the Lindsay Ranch Guesthouses Facebook page.  

These two ranches also allow topaz hunting.

The Bar-M Ranch

(325-347-4223) and 

The Seaquist Ranch

(325-347-5413).

STUFF YOU NEED TO KNOW



This is the Ranch Entrance 

Coming from Mason, stay on Highway 87.

When you drive under the flashing lights that mark a highway intersection, you are 3 1/2 miles from the Ranch.

The entrance is on the left.

The gate is closed to keep the cattle in; drive through and fasten it.

Follow the Check In Here signs. 

  

When you check in: 

• We will ask you to sign a release of liability
• Show you a variety of rocks, minerals and artifacts
• Answer questions
• Give you maps
• Take your money 
• And tell you to have a wonderful time. 

Give us a call when you want to get away. 325-347-4052 

Clay and

Deloris Lindsay

on Mason Mountain when we were younger and the grass was green. 

 Old Ranch Road.