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In the rugged Texas Hill Country, Real County is anchored by Leakey (the seat) and Camp Wood. Established in 1913, the county is known for the Frio River, scenic canyons, and the famous “Three Sisters” motorcycle routes. Historically, it was ranching country, but today, outdoor recreation and tourism are major economic drivers. The area is strongly rural, with housing ranging from stone ranch homes and log cabins to riverfront vacation properties and mobile housing. Larger services are in Uvalde (35 miles south), while San Antonio is 90 miles east. Prices for modest homes fall $180,000–$300,000, with riverfront homes and cabins often topping $500,000. Land averages $7,000–$15,000 per acre, higher along the Frio River. Buyers include retirees, second-home owners, and hunters.
Real County Real Estate Listings
In the rugged Texas Hill Country, Real County is anchored by Leakey (the seat) and Camp Wood. Established in 1913, the county is known for the Frio River, scenic canyons, and the famous “Three Sisters” motorcycle routes. Historically, it was ranching country, but today, outdoor recreation and tourism are major economic drivers. The area is strongly rural, with housing ranging from stone ranch homes and log cabins to riverfront vacation properties and mobile housing. Larger services are in Uvalde (35 miles south), while San Antonio is 90 miles east. Prices for modest homes fall $180,000–$300,000, with riverfront homes and cabins often topping $500,000. Land averages $7,000–$15,000 per acre, higher along the Frio River. Buyers include retirees, second-home owners, and hunters.