At Inn on Barons Creek, we believe the best part of visiting Fredericksburg, TX, is that no two stays at our hotel ever feel the same. Each season brings a new rhythm to the Hill Country, and our peaceful creekside setting places you close to it all while giving you a quiet place to unwind at the end of the day. If you are planning a getaway and looking for the best things to do in Fredericksburg, TX, the season you choose can shape your entire experience.
Every Season Brings New Things To Do in Fredericksburg, TX
Fall: Harvest Season and German Heritage
Fall showcases some of the most popular things to do in Fredericksburg, TX. Oktoberfest brings the area’s German roots to life with music, food, and lively atmosphere. Some other vibrant fall festivals are the Texas Mesquite Arts Festival and the Fredericksburg Food and Wine Festival. Texas Wine Month is in October and is a great time to explore over 75 wineries in the area!
Winter: Festive Fun and Traditions
Fredericksburg sets the season aglow with Christmas Night of Lights, a towering 30-foot Christmas tree, an ice skating rink in the heart of Marktplatz, and an authentic German Christmas Pyramid that adds timeless charm to the town. Just outside town, the Sauer Beckmann Living History Farm at Lyndon B. Johnson State Historic Park offers a glimpse into how early Texans crafted holiday decorations using natural materials.
Spring: Wildflowers, Wine, and Fresh Hill Country Air
There are so many exciting things to do during the spring in Fredericksburg, TX. Wildflowers blanket the countryside, and scenic drives like Willow City Loop become a must-see. Wildseed Farms is delightful to visit with its 200-acre wildflower farm, vineyard, and the annual Wildflower Celebration. Mild temperatures make outdoor activities especially enjoyable, from hiking Enchanted Rock to walking along Barons Creek just steps from your room.
Summer: Peach Season and Fairs
Summer brings an exciting array of things to do in Fredericksburg, TX. Peach season is in full swing, with orchards and roadside stands offering fresh fruit and homemade treats unique to the area. The 4th of July features a 200-unit parade on Main Street. The Gillespie County Fair is another beloved summer tradition and the oldest continuous Texas county fair! Evenings are best spent enjoying wine tasting or listening to music in nearby Luckenbach before returning to the calm of the Inn on Barons Creek.