Texas Hill Country
Pipe Creek, Texas
Pipe Creek is a small unincorporated community in Bandera County along Privilege Creek, situated in the rugged cedar and live oak country between Boerne and Bandera. It's classic Hill Country ranch land with a quiet,…
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Pipe Creek is a small unincorporated community in Bandera County along Privilege Creek, situated in the rugged cedar and live oak country between Boerne and Bandera. It's classic Hill Country ranch land with a quiet, authentic character and a notable local institution that draws visitors from across the region.
What to See & Do
Pipe Creek area ranches and terrain — The rolling cedar-covered hills of Bandera County around Pipe Creek represent the Hill Country in one of its less developed, more authentic forms. Guest ranches in the area offer horseback riding and ranch experiences.
Medina River — The upper Medina River accessible from the Pipe Creek area provides fishing and river recreation in relatively uncrowded conditions.
Proximity to Bandera and Boerne — Both towns are within 20 miles and offer the full range of Hill Country activities and dining.
Local Tips
- Pipe Creek is a community to drive through and appreciate rather than a standalone destination.
- The FM-1283 corridor connecting Boerne to Pipe Creek to Bandera is one of the more scenic Hill Country highway drives in Bandera County.
- Guest ranch operations in the area offer immersive Hill Country ranch experiences.
Getting There
Pipe Creek sits on FM-1283 about 18 miles northwest of Boerne and 14 miles east of Bandera. From Boerne, take TX-46 west to FM-1283 north. From Bandera, take TX-16 east to FM-1283.
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