Lindsay Ranch Guesthouses

The historic Lindsay Ranch, est. 1858, is located in the Texas Hill Country at 460 Lindsay Ranch Rd. Mason, TX. 76856. 

It is the place to stay ... when you want to get away! We rock!!

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WHAT DOES IT COST? 

$100.00 a night for 2 guests.

Add $25.00 for each additional guest age 12 and over.  

WE HAVE A TWO NIGHT MINIMUM

What happens if you leave after one night? You will be charged $100.00 for the second night.  

If you want to hunt for topaz, add an additional $15.00 for everyone age 12 and over.  

We have three guesthouses suitable for a couple or a crowd; the price is the same for all. 

The Cabin on Comanche Creek and Mason Mountain Manor are on the Ranch.

The Townhouse is in Mason, five miles from the Ranch.

(P.S. Do not follow GPS directions if it takes you south of Mason.

The Lindsay Ranch is five miles north of Mason on U.S. Hwy. 87 at 460 Lindsay Ranch Road.) 



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How to decide which place is perfect for you? 

If you do not want to be in the country, or if you have a large group, choose the Townhouse.

If you want to be in the country but close to town, stay at the Cabin on Comanche Creek.

If you really want to get away ... choose Mason Mountain Manor.  

Please choose carefully. Not everyone enjoys ranch life, dirt roads and opening gates.  

 Most of the topaz found on the Lindsay Ranch has been found in or near Comanche Creek. You don't need elaborate tools. Gloves, a hand rake, comfortable clothing and a lot of luck is all you need. 

Use the "Guesthouse Photos" link on the left to see where you will be staying. The Cabin on Comanche Creek is red. The Townhouse is blue, and Mason Mountain Manor is the rustic retreat.  

NOTE: We want you to enjoy your visit, so, if you can not stand the sight of a spider, a scorpion or perhaps a mouse, stay somewhere else. The Lindsay Ranch is NOT the place for you.

 Scroll further down to see photos and more information about each guest house.

Ready to make a reservation?

Check the availability calendar on the left and call Deloris Lindsay at 325-347-4052 (cell) or 325-347-5733 (home). 

AT THE LINDSAY RANCH ... WE ROCK!!

THESE ARE THE LATEST FABULOUS FINDS. 

This beautiful piece of quartz was found June 14, 2016 by 10-year-old Riley.  

The spear point and 263.5 carat colorless topaz was found May 15, 2016 by Billy Holt. 

  Entrance to Lindsay Ranch

 Wildflowers along the highway. 

Bluebonnets in the Pasture 

Longhorns on the Lindsay Ranch

Mason Mountain Manor

This rustic retreat is available February - September.

It is 2 1/2 miles from the highway in the middle of our 700-acre back pasture.  

You will be driving on a dirt road. When we have rain, it may be muddy.

There are two gates that have to be opened and closed.

A vehicle that is higher off the ground than a regular car is recommended especially if you want to explore all of the ranch. 

 The Manor has two bedrooms and six beds including bunk beds and a day bed in the living area.    

The large porch provides a wonderful view plus a comfortable, relaxing "outside" living area.

Hike, explore or just listen to the birds and look at the stars. 

Many guests bring bird seed or corn to scatter on the road in front of the Manor. 

Then they sit back and enjoy watching what comes up for free snack.

Once you get to the Manor, you won't want to leave. 

 

To see what guests said about their stay, go to the Mason Mountain Manor Guestbook.  

  

 The Cabin on Comanche Creek

is available February - September.

It has 2 bedrooms, 6 beds, a covered porch and a 300 sq ft cement deck.

It is close to the highway with plenty of parking.



The Cabin on Comanche Creek Guestbook is on the left.

Read what guests had to say about their stay.   

   

 

 Cement deck at the Cabin on Comanche Creek. 

If I don't have any openings, I recommend Earlene Bode's Kozy Kottage.

It has one large room with a queen bed and queen sleeper sofa and is clean and comfortable.

Earlene's number is 325-347-2968.

If you just want to rock hunt for the day, call:

Bar M Ranch 325-265-4223

Seaquist Ranch 325-347-5413.

Bluebonnets on the old ranch road.

Clay and Deloris Lindsay on Mason Mountain 14 years ago ... when we were younger and the grass was green. 

  

Entrance to the Lindsay Ranch, north of Mason on US 87.

  

The sign on the gate leading to Mason Mountain Manor.