627 ac Red Creek Ranch

There are few places left in the Texas Hill Country where crystal-clear water, towering limestone bluffs, and complete privacy still exist on this scale. Red Creek Ranch is one of those increasingly rare properties—a remarkable 627 +/- acre ranch where more than a mile of pristine Red Creek winds through the heart of the landscape, carving dramatic valleys, feeding spring pools, and creating one of the most captivating recreational ranches to come available in Kimble County. This is the kind of ag-exempt and unrestricted ranch that naturally pulls people outdoors. Summer afternoons are spent swimming beneath limestone cliffs, children spend hours exploring the creek searching for fossils and arrowheads, and evenings end around a fire after a day of fishing, hunting, or simply floating quietly through the pools beneath the shade of towering hardwoods. Every bend in the creek reveals another hidden swimming hole, another bluff overlooking the valley, or another stretch of crystal-clear water that feels entirely your own. Whether you're searching for an exceptional family retreat, a premier hunting ranch, or a legacy property that will be enjoyed for generations, Red Creek Ranch offers the rare combination of dramatic scenery, dependable water, outstanding wildlife, and complete privacy that has become increasingly difficult to find across the Texas Hill Country. Location Red Creek Ranch is ideally located just outside the historic community of London, Texas, in the heart of Kimble County, one of the Hill Country's most respected ranching regions. The ranch enjoys approximately 905 +/- linear feet of frontage along County Road 372, offering excellent year-round access while maintaining the privacy and seclusion that define this remarkable property. The ranch is located approximately 22 miles from Junction, where owners have convenient access to Kimble County Hospital, feed and ranch supply stores, restaurants, grocery shopping, and everyday services. Despite its accessibility, the property feels wonderfully removed from the pace of everyday life, surrounded by large neighboring ranches that preserve the area's scenic beauty, dark night skies, and exceptional wildlife habitat. Additionally, Fredericksburg is only about 64 miles away and Mason is about 28 miles away for additional shopping, restaurants, and supplies. Electricity is available across multiple portions of the ranch, creating tremendous flexibility for future improvements, guest cabins, or a custom ranch headquarters. The property is also unrestricted, allowing complete freedom to develop and enjoy the ranch according to your own vision, whether as a recreational retreat, working ranch, or multi-generational legacy property. Landscape Red Creek Ranch showcases some of the most dramatic and diverse terrain found anywhere in Kimble County, with approximately 180 feet of elevation change, ranging from 2,080 to 1,900 feet in elevation, creating an ever-changing landscape of ridges, valleys, towering limestone bluffs, and creek bottoms. The ranch offers a remarkable amount of highly productive topsoil throughout, even atop the elevated ridges, where gently rolling terrain is dotted with scattered live oaks and expansive views overlooking the winding course of Red Creek below. Driving the upper portions of the ranch, the landscape feels quintessential Hill Country—rolling ridgelines, native grasses, and open oak savannas stretching toward the horizon. Yet as you descend into the main Red Creek Valley, the ranch transforms entirely. It feels as though you've entered a completely different property. Massive Bur Oaks, Red Oaks, Spanish Oaks, towering Pecans, cedar elms, and other mature hardwoods line the creek corridor, creating a lush, shaded environment rarely found in this part of Texas. The fertile creek bottoms provide exceptional soils well suited for food plots, orchards, or future drip-irrigated agriculture, while the surrounding hardwood canopy creates outstanding wildlife habitat and a beautiful natural setting for recreation. The dramatic contrast between the elevated oak-covered ridges and the rich, timbered valley floor gives Red Creek Ranch a level of diversity that few Hill Country properties can match, making every drive across the ranch feel like a journey through multiple distinct landscapes. Water Features Water is unquestionably the defining feature of Red Creek Ranch. The ranch boasts more than one mile of ownership on both sides of Red Creek, with multiple natural springs feeding the creek, including an additional spring located in the southeastern portion of the property, helping sustain exceptional water resources throughout much of the year. Perhaps most impressive are the four strategically constructed concrete dams that enhance the ranch's natural water features. Rather than interrupting the landscape, these improvements have transformed portions of the creek into a series of beautiful pools, deeper fishing holes, and inviting swimming areas that feel as though nature created them herself. Children can spend entire summers jumping from limestone ledges into cool water, kayaking between pools, or casting for bass beneath overhanging hardwoods. Friends gather beside the creek on warm evenings while the sound of moving water echoes through the valley, and every visit to the ranch somehow ends with one more walk down to the creek before heading home. Supporting the surface water are four water wells and 2 water pilas, providing dependable groundwater for future improvements, livestock, wildlife, and ranch operations. Combined with the springs and creek system, the ranch offers one of the strongest water packages available anywhere in this part of the Hill Country. Improvements The improvements have been thoughtfully designed to allow immediate enjoyment while preserving the ranch's natural character. A comfortable hunting cabin provides an ideal basecamp for weekends on the ranch, while a nearby barn offers practical storage for UTVs, tractors, and ranch equipment. Four established hunting blinds and four feeders are already in place, allowing the next owner to begin enjoying the ranch immediately. An additional enclosed barn can be found on the ranch for secure storage for all of your equipment. The ranch is predominantly low-fenced, while more than two and a half sides are already enclosed with high fence, providing tremendous flexibility for future wildlife management or the introduction of additional exotic species should a new owner desire. With electricity already available in multiple locations, the ranch also offers numerous outstanding building sites overlooking the creek and surrounding valleys, allowing future owners to create a custom headquarters worthy of the extraordinary setting. Wildlife Red Creek Ranch offers outstanding year-round hunting supported by exceptional habitat, dependable water, and tremendous diversity across the landscape. Wildlife commonly found throughout the ranch includes: Native Whitetail Deer Axis Deer Aoudad Rio Grande Turkey Feral Hogs The creek corridor naturally concentrates wildlife movement while the surrounding hardwood-covered ridges, valleys, and native browse provide ideal bedding and feeding habitat. Whether glassing the hillsides at sunrise, calling in spring gobblers beneath the oaks, or watching axis emerge from the creek bottoms during the evening, every hunt feels different because every portion of the ranch offers its own unique landscape. Beyond hunting, Red Creek Ranch is equally enjoyable simply as a place to reconnect with nature. Wildlife watching, fishing, swimming, hiking, exploring the limestone bluffs, or sharing a quiet evening beside the creek become just as memorable as any successful hunt. Summary Red Creek Ranch is much more than a hunting ranch—it's a place built around water, family, and the outdoors. It's children discovering arrowheads along the creek bank where Native Americans once camped centuries ago. It's spending hot July afternoons swimming beneath limestone bluffs, casting a fly rod into spring-fed pools, or floating quietly downstream while the only sounds are moving water and songbirds overhead. It's gathering friends around the fire after an evening hunt and waking the next morning to coffee overlooking one of the most beautiful creek valleys in the Texas Hill Country. With 627 +/- acres, over one mile of both sides of Red Creek, multiple natural springs, four enhanced recreational water features, four water wells, abundant wildlife, excellent improvements, and unrestricted ownership, Red Creek Ranch offers one of the finest combinations of water, recreation, and natural beauty currently available in Kimble County—a property designed not simply to own, but to experience for generations.