Granite Shoals, Texas

Sweet Berry Farm

Sweet Berry Farm in Marble Falls is the original (23 years), biggest (152 acres), nicest (the grounds are are pride and joy), and best laid out (after 23 years we know how to accommodate folks) Central Texas Pumpkin Patch! We don’t charge you an entry or parking fee, just pay for the activities you wish to do. Parents and grandparents don’t have to pay to watch the kids and everyone can fit their budget to the desired experience.

Fly Texas

FlyTexas is the perfect destination for anyone with a desire to soar over central Texas. The FlyTexas mission is to share the joy of flight and teach others to fly! If you are seeking adventure, FlyTexas offers trike tours and courses on how to be a hang glide, paraglider, and trike pilot!

Long Horn Cavern

The park is named for Longhorn Cavern, a limestone cave formed by the cutting action of an underground river that receded thousands of years ago. Before the cave became a tourist attraction, it was used over the years by Native Americans, Confederate soldiers and outlaws, including outlaw Sam Bass.

Wave Chasers

Enjoy your time on the lake with a sea-doo rental from Wave Chasers in Kingsland, TX

Wave Chasers provide rentals of seadoo, ski boats, and accessories with delivery available.

El Tapatio Mexican Restaurant

The most authentic mexican breakfast, lunch, or dinner in the Granite Shoals! Family owned & operated with recipes created fresh from scratch!

Granite Shoals Supermarket

Granite Shoals Supermarket specializes in Latin American products and we have chosen our suppliers carefully. The best variety, quality, and the lowest prices guaranteed

Nelly’s Homemade Ice Cream Shop, Granite Shoals

Nelly’s Ice Cream Shop is a full-scale ice cream parlor that serves homemade ice cream and other delicious treats at an affordable price!

Fishing at Lake Buchanan

Lake Buchanan is noted for its excellent striped bass and white bass fishing. It also contains under-rated largemouth bass and Guadalupe bass populations. White bass and striped bass runs occur in the spring (February-May) with most of the fishing occurring from Beaver Creek up into the Colorado River. Striped bass do not naturally reproduce in the reservoir and are stocked by Texas Parks and Wildlife. A low-density white crappie population is present. The upper end of the reservoir produces many large white crappie each year. Blue, channel and flathead catfish occur throughout the reservoir.

Live Music

• Rae’s Rbar & Grill
• Boaters Bistro
• Doc’s Fish Camp & Grill
• Brass Hall
• The Place Downtown
• Pardners Night Club