Canyon sunset with pink and purple sky at Wayside Wimberley

Our Story

The Story Behind Wayside Wimberley

A private canyon property in the Texas Hill Country, five minutes from Wimberley Square. Run by two people who would rather sit on the porch with you than hand you a room key.

Stacey and David Wehmeyer under the oaks at golden hour at Wayside Wimberley

Our Corner of the Hill Country

We Bought Half a Canyon

The western half of the property, 630 Wayside Drive, operated as part of Black Canyon Wimberley until August 2025. It is now Wayside Wimberley. The other half is Black Canyon Wimberley, run by Sally Hawkins. Neighbors on Wayside Drive, two different operations. We share the amenities. We run everything else ourselves.

Stacey grew up in a park ranger family. Hospitality is not something she learned from a business book. It is how she was raised. David handles the infrastructure. Stacey handles the guests. Between the two of them, the property runs the way they want it to: clean, quiet, personal.

Two farmhouse cottages with west-facing porches. A fully outfitted glamping RV against the back canyon wall. Six full-hookup RV sites. A pool, pickleball court, and golf simulator just up the road at 660 Wayside. Canyon views from every angle. All of it five minutes from the Square.

Meet the Property

What We Believe in a Good Stay

We Are Not a Resort

We do not have a front desk. We do not have a concierge. We do not have 200 rooms and a rewards program. We have nine places to stay on a private canyon, and we know every guest by name.

The cottages are spotless. The RV sites are full-hookup and ready when you pull in. The Blancobreeze is stocked before you get here. If something is wrong, you text Stacey directly and she fixes it. That is the whole system.

Quiet mornings. Long sunsets. Nobody bothering you unless you want to be bothered. That is what we think a good stay looks like.