A rustic wooden barn with an open front, surrounded by green grass, rocks, and bushes, under an overcast sky.

Where Leaders Disconnect to Reconnect.

The Creek Haus is a private Hill Country property built for the experiences that matter most — executive retreats, brand gatherings, wellness intensives, and milestone celebrations. 40 minutes from Austin. A world away from everything else.

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WELLNESS RETREATS

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A rustic wooden barn with a metal roof, surrounded by trees and a well-maintained grassy lawn.

THE GROUNDS

Outdoor wedding ceremony under large trees with guests seated on benches and standing, officiant, bride, groom, and floral arch.

PRIVATE EVENTS

Group of people gathering outdoors under tall trees in a garden with sunlight filtering through the leaves, some standing and talking, others sitting, near a stone building with a metal roof.

EXECUTIVE STAYS

CORPORATE & EXECUTIVE EVENTS

The Creek Haus is one of the most distinctive private event properties in the Austin area — and it's not a hotel ballroom. It's 3 days of curated immersion in the Texas Hill Country, with lodging for up to 46 people, indoor and outdoor gathering spaces, and a setting that makes your team actually show up.

We partner with select producers to create bespoke branded experiences — leadership retreats, C-suite off-sites, team intensives, and executive wellness weekends. If you're building something meaningful, this is where it lives.

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"I felt it the moment I arrived"

"I stopped looking the moment I walked this land. Every cell in my body said 'yes.' This is the energetic match I've been seeking my entire career."

Dr. Amara, Somatic Therapist:
"The land holds you before you even begin the work. I've never experienced anything like it. My participants go to depths I didn't know were possible. This place is medicine."

Marcus, Retreat Guide
"My people still get tears in their eyes when they talk about The Creek Haus. It's not just where we held retreat — it's where souls remembered they were home. This is my sacred anchor now."

Laurie Payton
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