Fort Davis, Texas Bed and Breakfast Inns - and Surrounding Area

Fort Davis was once a settlement of the original Wild West called Chihuahua, which formed a little ways southwest of the Fort Davis military post in 1854. The sight of military fort had originally been an Indian village nicknamed Painted Comanche Camp by Anglo-American explorers. A bed and breakfast destination of historic charm, Fort Davis in Texas, has an extensive... » show more and intriguing historical background. In 1961, the 460 acre Fort Davis National Site Historic was created, along with a 300 acre arboretum and the Davis Mountains State Park, which have successfully converted the town into a haven for tourists of all ages and persuasion. On a bed and breakfast getaway to Fort Davis, the Wild West comes alive. of Australia, Fort Davis is known for its magnificent rock formations, so mosey on down and admire the area’s stunning red earth and old world atmosphere. Take a trip to the outskirts of town and spend the day at a fully functioning cattle ranch. In Fort Davis, bed and breakfast visitors really do have a chance to “get away from it all.” Try some of our homegrown courtesy as you stroll through the streets of town and meet the most personable people in the world. Spend a day or more hiking along Limpia Creek or learn to horseback ride through the area’s lush greenery. With friendly folks, rustic charm and natural beauty, Fort Davis will have you feeling like a kid on vacation in no time. Plan your bed and breakfast getaway to Fort Davis today! « show less