Hunt, Texas

Welcome to Hunt Texas

Hunt, Texas located at the junction of the north and south forks of the Guadalupe River, was named for the friend of the founder, Alvie Joy in 1912. Alvie Joy built the first post office for Hunt, Texas residents, who were mostly farmers and shingle makers. Dating from the 1920's private camps were built along the banks of the river and still thrive every season.

Hunt, Texas is located just west of neighbors Kerrville, Texas, and Ingram, Texas, on Texas 39. Hunt, Texas is a short drive to Fredericksburg, Texas, known for its many festivals and unique shops.

To help you plan your stay, we offer a complete list of Hunt, Texas lodging opportunities.

Looking for that dream home, ranch or have other real estate needs? Be sure to visit the Hunt Real Estate Guide. There are many excellent Hunt real estate firms to assist you. You'll want to read the Hill Country Real Estate blog for up-to-date information.

Hunt Texas

Stonehenge in the Hills Far from the Salisbury Plain in England, this replica of the famous megaliths rises in a rural setting two miles west of Hunt on F.M. 1340. Stonehenge II, as it's called, is 60 percent as tall as the original, and 90 percent as large in circumference. Along with the replica of Stonehenge are Easter Island-type statues. Take Texas 39 to Hunt.

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