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To make Reservation call 325-347-7419     or click RESERVE NOW above

Full kitchen.  Lots of parking for multiple vehicles.  WiFi + Cable Flatscreen TV.  Quiet neighborhood.

The Covered Wagon is an extraordinary guest house design combining the rich culture of Texas’ settlers with the modern details that allow you to relax in comfort and style.  The space reflects the sights and traditions of Mason County in the 1860’s. The hallmark of your stay is sleeping in a one of a kind queen size bed, custom made and designed with actual vintage wagon parts.  Luxury bed linens, full kitchen with snacks, electrical fire place, chemical free environment, flat screen TV DVD, movies, CD’s, WiFi and plenty of free parking.  We are located on an acre and a half in a quiet, historical area of town, walking distance to the Square, Fort Mason, shopping, museums, restaurants and a wine bar.  Front porch has recliners for your early morning enjoyment and the back yard has 4 stargazing tubs to relax in while watching for shooting stars.

Come CREATE A MEMORY.

  • Romance for a couple.
  •  Texas History lessons for your family.
  •  A gift to yourself.

Sleeps 1-5 with One Queen, Twin bed, 2 air mattresses.

Yes to pets, children, one night, a week, or a month/short term rentals.

 Reservations/Availability:  Call 325-347-7419 or  http://masoncoveredwagon.com/reservationrates/reserve-now/

 

325-347-7419

825 Wren Street Mason, Texas 76856
W–99.13.44.31     N–30.44.32.1
(Not always found on GPS)

 


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