Wimberley, Texas · Blanco River & Cypress Creek

Where two
waters meet.

A boutique riverfront resort on the point where the Blanco River and Cypress Creek come together. Four ceremony sites, cabins along the water, and a team that has been hosting on this land since 2016.

Four ceremony sites Riverfront cabins Family land, five generations
Ceremony seating under old trees Under the old trees
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Opened as The Waters Point
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Generations on this land

The point

A bend in the river,
held by one family.

Before it was The Waters Point it was Rio Bonito — a Hill Country resort that five generations of the same family have looked after. In 2016 it reopened under its own name, with the confluence of the Blanco and Cypress Creek as the centre of everything.

The result is not a room you rent. It is a piece of riverfront that belongs to somebody, run by people who live with the consequences of getting your day wrong — which is the best guarantee in this business.

Excellence, relationships, authenticity. Three words that are easy to print and hard to keep. Ask the couples who got married here.

Natalie & Matt · Owners
Wooden footbridge over the river
Couple at the river's edge

The setting

Four places to say it.
One river to remember it by.

Four ceremony sites and a single reception space on one acre of riverfront — which means the whole day happens within a two-minute walk, and nobody has to convoy anywhere.

I.

Four ceremony sites

Four different places to stand on the same piece of riverfront. You pick the one that suits your light, your guest count and the time of year.

II.

One reception space

Dinner and dancing a short walk from wherever the vows happened. No convoy, no shuttle, no lost half hour between the two.

III.

The confluence

The Blanco River and Cypress Creek come together on the property. The point they form is where the name comes from — and where most people stop talking for a second.

IV.

One acre of riverfront

Small enough that the whole day sits inside a two-minute walk. Large enough that the water is never out of earshot.

Rise above the trees.
The river opens up.

Keep scrolling. This is roughly what the property does to people the first time they walk down to the water.

The reveal

Staying over

Riverfront cabins.
Nobody drives home.

The people at the centre of the weekend sleep on the property. Getting ready happens here in the morning; the last conversation of the night happens on a porch instead of in a parking lot.

It also turns a wedding into a weekend — a rehearsal dinner by the water, a slow breakfast the morning after, and a river that is still there when the tents come down.

Riverfront cabinsGetting-ready spaceRehearsal by the waterMorning after on the river
Porch with rocking chairs looking into the trees

A look around

One acre. All day.

Dinner table under chandeliers in the greenery
Dinner outside
Clear water running past the bank
Clear water
Couple under string lights in the evening
After dark
Candlelit table detail
The details
Reception tables under warm lights at dusk
Tables at dusk
Couple walking through the fields at sunset
The long way back
“Heavily service based.”
Which is a modest way
of saying: you won't be
running your own wedding.
— The Waters Point

Owner-run

Natalie and Matt run the property themselves, on land their family has held for five generations.

Quincy · Site Manager

On the team since 2017, with more than sixteen years in the wedding industry behind her.

Answers, quickly

Enquiries answered within 48 business hours. Meetings in person, Monday to Friday, 9 to 5.

Tours

Come stand
on the point.

Photographs of a river are photographs of a river. Ten minutes on the bank tends to settle it.

Call 512-722-3848
hello@thewaterspoint.com Wimberley, Texas Mon–Fri · 9am–5pm