Rocksprings, TX 78880 (Edwards County)
About this property
Discover 488+ acres of pure Texas Hill Country—a remarkable hunting and recreational ranch offering the privacy, scenery, and rugged beauty of your own private state park. Perched high above the surrounding landscape, this expansive Texas ranch features unobstructed panoramic Hill Country views stretching more than 30 miles in every direction. The land is as diverse as it is impressive, with dramatic ridgelines, deep valleys, hidden groves, and a scenic seasonal creek winding through the property. Native vegetation includes mountain laurels, white oaks, chinkapin oaks, pinyon pines, yucca, white brush, and blackbrush, creating exceptional wildlife habitat and a landscape that changes beautifully with the seasons. For hunters and outdoor enthusiasts, this Texas hunting ranch is a true sportsman's paradise. Native whitetail deer, wild turkey, and hogs roam the property, along with the occasional native black bear. The ranch also supports exotic game including elk, aoudad, sika, oryx, and more, offering outstanding hunting and recreational opportunities. A secluded cabin provides the perfect home base, weekend getaway, or private hunting retreat, surrounded by incredible views, peaceful seclusion, and exceptionally dark, star-filled skies. Despite its private setting, the ranch remains within reach of San Antonio and Austin, as well as Kerrville, Junction, Rocksprings, Del Rio, and Odessa. Whether envisioned as a legacy family ranch, recreational property, hunting retreat, or private Texas escape, this 488+ acre Hill Country ranch offers an extraordinary combination of acreage, wildlife, dramatic terrain, privacy, and panoramic views—a rare opportunity to own the top of the world in the Texas Hill Country.
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About the Area
1922 SD 65071 None is located in Rocksprings, Texas, in Edwards County. Edwards County is among the most remote and sparsely populated counties in Texas, a vast limestone plateau of cedar and oak savanna where ranching culture remains unchanged by modern development pressures. Rocksprings, the county seat, is a small ranching community that serves the surrounding ranch operations with no aspirations toward tourism.
The Devils River headwaters originate in Edwards County, and the Nueces River flows through the southern reaches. The terrain is classic Edwards Plateau, flat-topped mesas, limestone cedar breaks, and rocky draws supporting exceptional populations of whitetail deer, turkey, and dove. Elevations reach over 2,400 feet on the high plateau.
Rocksprings had an estimated population of 721 as of 2023. The 78880 zip code has a median household income of $32,325, a median home value of $78,100, and a median age of 44.7. The average household size is 2.55 people.
Edwards County's economy is almost entirely built on ranching and hunting leases, with some of the highest-quality whitetail deer genetics in Texas. The county attracts serious hunting ranch buyers seeking large, remote, low-fence operations at prices reflecting agricultural rather than lifestyle values.
Demographic data sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2023).
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