Camp Lucy

My first stay at Camp Lucy. 1 night to celebrate my niece‘s birthday with her children. I booked two rooms that were very pricey and thought wow they must really be nice! At check-when I was told that our rooms were not together. They said it was because I made the reservation on ******* ..they had no control over room placement,…I knew from experience that was not true. They did not attempt to put us together. Our rooms were duplexes all grouped together in a line. I found my room was nice, but not luxury..no bathtub and it was not private. The deck and living area look right into my unit a few yards away. When I inquired at the front desk, she said it was offered as semi-private…how is private semi?like semi-naked? But the most concerning thing was the noise! There was no sound barrier on the shared floor of the duplex building. I could hear every footstep, bump& voices. The hotel had texted me a welcome arrival text, so I responded that the noise level from the adjoining unit was very loud. They responded with apologies etc and said that they would alert the staff to help resolve the issue. After a while nothing happened no response. I could not rest as noise continued so I texted again same response …much later I texted again …similar response…I had a terrible sleepless night..then I realized that I had been texting A.I. ! No human had the decency to contact me. Unprofessional management and the so called “luxury” room that cost a fortune was a regrettable experience.

My niece recently got married at Camp Lucy, and while the venue itself is undeniably beautiful, our overall experience was very disappointing. The property and scenery are stunning, and it initially seemed like the perfect place for such a special occasion. Unfortunately, the staff completely overshadowed that beauty. Many of the staff members we encountered were rude and unhelpful, which made guests feel unwelcome rather than cared for. The restaurant service was another major issue. Multiple people in our group mentioned how long it took to be served, and when the food finally arrived, it was cold. It wasn’t just our experience—others we spoke with had the same complaints. To make matters worse, they refused to seat more than six people together, which made it impossible for our family to dine as a group. Because of this, we ended up having to go somewhere else to eat. It’s unfortunate because the setting has so much potential, but the poor service and lack of hospitality really took away from what should have been a joyful and memorable weekend.

Loved everything about camp Lucy, will be back very soon. Every staff member we encountered either greeted us or welcomed us on our stay. The ease of checking in was the best I’ve ever had. Thank you again.

We stayed at Camp Lucy for our first visit in early Dec., 2023. We loved the property (and Tillie's) then, and loved it even more this time. We will be returning to the Austin area from Chicago at least annually and plan to stay at CL again for our next visit in about 9 months. We plan to invite friends to join us. Additionally, the Ex Chef at Tillie's (Andrew) was extremely welcoming and helpful to us, as we dined there both nights of our stay. The food and service is top rate. CL is one of our favorite travel choices in the US. Finally the spa is about to open in the next month or so. It looks stunning and we can't wait to use the services provided during our next visit.

The breakfast was outstanding and the AC was very good!!

Camp Lucy is a truly special resort, with beautiful rooms, a secluded location, and a gorgeous landscape. Most rooms are in little duplex-style cabins, so you only share a wall with one other room and have lots of windows on the other three sides of the building. The layout makes the cabins feel private, and there are beautiful trees and gardens around the property. My wife and I stayed in an Estate room with our two dogs, and it was phenomenal. There is a beautiful stone soaking tub, a rain shower, and a nice kitchenette in the room. High ceilings and numerous windows enhance the atmosphere. The rooms also include delicious and easy-to-use pour-over coffee kits. Camp Lucy boasts some architectural gems: Tillie's restaurant and several other buildings were imported piece by piece from southeast Asia and reconstructed on the property, and they are beautiful. Speaking of Tillie's, the food was incredible and a major highlight of our stay. The resort also has nice amenities: a luxurious swimming pool with lounge chairs and a swim-up bar; hiking trails; alpacas; and even a chicken coop with a variety of breeds. For an additional fee, activities like a vineyard tour and olive oil tasting are available, and those were very fun.

What a beautiful wedding we attended ! The grounds are amazing and well manicured! The appetizers wonderful but don’t pick the chicken for main meal - a leg/thigh piece & hard to cut. The baby carrots were barely steamed, so eating like bugs bunny was only choice ( but at a formal wedding ???) I realize cooking for a very large group is difficult, but this is what they do… The wedding itself wouldn’t miss, beautiful area & venue. Space limited for rooms there so stayed in airbnb cabin at Medrona Ranch which was lovely- very comfortable & only 10-15 min away.

💕20th Anniversary stay. 💕 We couldn’t have been more pleased with the fantastic Camp Lucy! From the moment we checked in, the service was outstanding. Tillies was delicious and chefs menu was great! Grounds are kept so beautifully. Quiet and serene. We will be back! Thanks for everything!!

Very friendly staff and close to what I was expecting