Visit Ingram, TX
The Gateway to the Upper Guadalupe River Valley
Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy kayaking, birding, High Country hunting, biking, fishing, and hiking — or simply watch white-tailed deer, wild turkey, and exotic game roam the countryside. In the spring, vibrant bluebonnets, Indian paintbrush, and other native wildflowers blanket the hillsides, turning every backroad into a postcard-worthy drive. A favorite Texas landmark is the Ingram Dam, where families gather to swim, dam slide, or simply relax along the banks of the Guadalupe.
The most scenic and thrilling routes in Texas
Ingram's unexpected artistic treasures and local character
Visitors are often surprised to discover the Hill Country Arts Foundation’s Stonehenge II, a whimsical art installation inspired by England’s ancient monument — a must-see photo stop that reflects Ingram’s creative spirit. The town also offers unique Hill Country shopping, from locally owned boutiques to artisan galleries, making it easy to find one-of-a-kind treasures.
West Kerr County's historic summer camps and enduring legacy
Restaurants
- Copper Pot
- Hunter House Café
- Barrera’s Taco Shop
- Taqueria Los Altos De Jalisco
- Howdy’s Restaurant Bar & Chill
- 323 Bakery
- Lift Coffee
- Rita’s Famous Tacos
- Rio Ranch Café
Lodging
Retail
- The Creek Boutique
- Guad & Co
- Lamps & Shades
- Southwestern Elegance
- Copper Cactus
- Summer House
- Wildgoose Manufacturing
- Perfect Surroundings Boutique
Entertainment
Markets & Services
Attractions
- Ingram Dam
- Hill Country Arts Foundation
- Stonehenge II
- Historic Old Ingram Loop
- Ingram City Park
- Texas Wildlife Park & Education Center