Our beautiful 85-acre wooded campus lies nestled between Cedar Creek and Bastrop, TX—just a quick 20-minute drive from Austin. It’s the perfect place for our school, set amidst a stunning native Texas habitat teeming with plants and wildlife.

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Our land is graced by Cedar Creek, one of the few year-round, spring-fed creeks in Central Texas. From the majestic native pecan bottom—featuring enormous old-growth pecan trees—to rolling hills blanketed with White Oak, Cedar Elm, and Mesquite, every step invites exploration and adventure.

Wildlife thrives here, with frequent sightings of the tracks and sign of white-tailed deer, turkeys, armadillos, bobcats, raccoons, grey foxes, coyotes, and swamp rabbits. The air hums with the calls of diverse bird species, including red-shouldered hawks, resident barred owls, pileated woodpeckers, and countless others.

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We’re also fortunate to host a rich array of native edible and medicinal plants like Turk’s cap, Chili pequin, Prickly pear, Sugarberry, Dewberry, Youpon, and Toothache tree, offering abundant opportunities for learning about the natural world.

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