The Hollow
The hills above the property at dusk

Dripping Springs, Texas  —  22 acres  —  one event a day

The Hollow
at Cedar Run

2027 availability
Spring2 Saturdays
Summer7 Saturdays
FallWaitlist
Winter11 dates

The place

A restored 1940s hay barn, a grove of live oaks, a covered pavilion and a shallow creek you can walk across in boots.

We book one event a day. The property is yours from ten in the morning until midnight, and nobody else drives through the gate. Bring the caterer you want, the bar service you want and the band you want. We charge no vendor fees and take no commission.

Ben and I have run the place ourselves since 2009. One of us is here the whole day of your wedding, moving chairs and finding the ring when it gets left in a truck.

Glasses and cups left on a long table inside the barn after dinner
The barn, seats 180
The live oak standing alone at the ceremony site
The grove, ceremony site

What a Saturday includes

The whole property

Barn, pavilion, grove, creek crossing and the two getting-ready rooms, from 10am to midnight. One event a day, always.

Tables and chairs

Farm tables and cross-back chairs for 180, plus the ceremony benches. We set them where your plan says and stack them after.

Parking and a rain plan

An attendant on the gravel lot from 3pm. If it rains the pavilion seats everyone, and we make that call with you at noon.

Your own vendors

No required list, no vendor fee. We keep a page of people we like working with, and you are free to ignore all of them.

The night before

Rehearsal at 5pm is included. The pavilion can be added for a dinner after, three hours, six hundred fifty dollars.

$4,800 Saturday, full property $3,200 Friday or Sunday A $1,000 deposit holds the date.
The lower pasture in late light

From Google  —  4.9 out of 5, 118 reviews

★★★★★

It poured from four to six. Marisol had the pavilion turned around and the tables moved before we even finished panicking, and the photos from after the rain are the ones we framed.

Hannah Ruiz  ·  October 2025
★★★★★

We toured nine venues around Austin. This was the only one that let us bring our own barbecue guy without charging us for the privilege.

Trey Bollinger  ·  June 2025
★★★★★

My mother uses a walker and I was worried about the grass. Ben laid down a plywood path to the grove the morning of, without being asked.

Diane Kettleman  ·  April 2025
★★★★

Beautiful spot and easy people to work with. The last half mile of gravel road is rough on a low car, so tell your guests to take it slow.

Priya Mahalingam  ·  September 2024

Since 2009

We bought a hay barn and a lot of cedar

Ben's grandfather ran cattle on this land. When the last of it was sold off in 2008 we kept twenty-two acres, spent a year clearing cedar out of the oak grove, and put a new roof and a real floor in the barn.

The first wedding here was in April 2009, for a friend, and we charged her four hundred dollars. Since then we have hosted a little over five hundred. It is still the two of us and Callie, and one of us is here every single event.

Marisol Vance

Owner, tours and bookings

Answers the phone and walks every couple through the property herself.

Ben Vance

Owner, the property

Keeps the grounds, the generator and the well running. Grew up on this land.

Callie Rutherford

Day-of coordinator

Runs the timeline from the first vendor truck to the last car out.

Finding us

1180 Cedar Run Road

West on 290 through Dripping Springs, left on Cedar Run Road, 2.1 miles to the iron gate. The last half mile is gravel. Twenty-eight minutes from the west side of Austin.

Tours
Thursday to Sunday, 10am–6pm, by appointment

Come walk the property

Tours take about forty minutes. Call and you will get Marisol, not a service.

(512) 555-0142

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