Sabinal
Just west of Uvalde, Sabinal is a charming small town with deep roots in Texas Hill Country and a strong sense of community. Known for traditions like the Wild Hog Festival, it’s a picture of rural Texas life — welcoming, festive, and spirited. Visitors can choose from comfortable bed and breakfasts, family-friendly vacation rentals, and nearby ranch stays, providing easy access to outdoor activities like hiking, birding, and exploring the scenic Sabinal River.
Go Explore
Things to do in Sabinal
Sabinal is a small community that is full of heart. Explore the Sabinal River's shaded banks, take a scenic drive through the countryside, or visit local landmarks that tell the story of Texas Hill Country heritage. In spring, the Wild Hog Festival fills the town with food, music, and family fun. It's a can't-miss tradition that brings the community together. Outdoor lovers can also enjoy the nearby Lost Maples State Natural Area for hiking, birding, and breathtaking Hill Country views.
Stay By The River
Rest easy after a day of exploring the area’s scenic surroundings. Choose from cozy bed-and-breakfasts, ranch-style lodges, or vacation rentals that put you close to the Sabinal River and other attractions. Here, rustic charm, modern comfort, and Sabinal’s small-town hospitality make every stay feel like home.
Explore the Sabinal River And Beyond
Sabinal sits at the gateway to some of the most beautiful landscapes in Uvalde County. The Sabinal River offers peaceful swimming spots and shaded areas for picnicking, while nearby Lost Maples State Natural Area is known for its trails, birding, and seasonal color. The quiet countryside makes for scenic drives, stargazing, and endless opportunities to reconnect with nature.
Local Finds
Sabinal’s small-town shops and markets capture the charm of the Hill Country. Browse local stores for handmade goods and Texas treasures, or stop into a market for friendly conversation.
UNIQUE SPOTS
TO REFUEL
From classic café fare to homestyle comfort food, Sabinal offers plenty of ways to satisfy your appetite. Grab a burger at a local diner, cool off with an ice-cold drink, or enjoy authentic Texas barbecue just off the main road.
