Pioneer Town is a Old West–style historic village located right at 7A Ranch in Wimberley. It was originally created in the late 1950s by 7A Ranch founder Raymond L. Czichos as a fun, family‑friendly way to step back in time and experience the spirit of the American frontier, with wooden boardwalks, rustic storefronts, and vintage buildings reminiscent of the 1800s–1900s era.

Pioneer Town is located at 333 Wayside Drive, Wimberley, TX 78676, within the 7A Ranch property.

Exploring the town and walking the boardwalks is free and open to the public!

You can enjoy Pioneer Town anytime during daylight hours, though individual attractions such as the Ice Cream Parlor and Cowboy Museum operate on seasonal schedules.

• Historic Buildings & Storefronts – Wander wooden boardwalks past old‑time shops and structures built to emulate life in the 1800s.

• Jack Glover Cowboy Museum – A museum within Pioneer Town celebrating cowboy culture and western artifacts, including memorabilia and folk artifacts; family‑friendly and great for photos.

• Opera House & Chapel – Historic‑style venues used for events and weddings.

• Ice Cream Parlor – An old‑fashioned sweet treat stop with seasonal operating hours.

• Bottle House – A unique structure made from thousands of soft drink bottles — a colorful and fun photo op!

• Lollipop Art (Coming Soon) / Retro Arcade / Wimberley Western Portraits – Fun and interactive experiences for all ages, from the classic Retro Arcade to Wimberley Western Portraits, with Lollipop Art arriving soon to add even more color and creativity.

Yes! Pioneer Town offers a scavenger hunt that’s available at all times. The scavenger hunt paper can be picked up at the front office or at the Ice Cream Parlor when it’s open. Kids receive a small treat upon completion—a fun way for the whole family to explore the town!

The museum is run by Ms. Glover, who sets her hours on a month-to-month basis. For the most up-to-date information, it’s best to give the front office a call—we’d be happy to check if the museum is open during your visit. Museum hours are also posted on the front of the museum and at the front office.

Yes! The Pioneer Express Railroad is currently running. You can check out the most up-to-date train schedule here. It’s a fun, family-friendly way to experience the ranch from a unique perspective.

Yes! Pioneer Town is great for the whole family. Everyone can enjoy the relaxed, historic environment, explore the town, take photos, and kids can engage with hands-on activities along the way.

Yes! Guests are welcome to take photos for fun throughout Pioneer Town, from the old-time storefronts to the Bottle House. For professional or commercial photo shoots, please give us a call to schedule or arrange—we’d be happy to help make it happen!

Dogs on leashes are welcome on the Pioneer Town grounds, though some indoor attractions have restrictions. Pets are not permitted for river day access.

Many structures and exhibits in Pioneer Town represent life in late 1800s–mid‑1900s Texas, with contributions from local builders, craftsmen, and volunteers — making it both a fun and educational experience.

Some attractions, like the Ice Cream Parlor, and other features may have different hours depending on the season. Summer tends to offer the most consistent availability, but there’s always something charming to explore no matter the time of year.