Rocky River Medina

Water

The Medina River is the defining feature of Rocky River Ranch, with more than a mile of frontage along both sides of the river. Winding through the property beneath towering limestone bluffs, wooded hillsides and rugged canyons, the river creates a spectacular setting for both recreation and relaxation.

Owners and guests can kayak, canoe, float, fish or simply enjoy the quiet beauty of the river corridor. Bass and trout provide additional recreational appeal, while the extensive river frontage creates a rare sense of privacy and connection to the land.

Land

The ranch offers approximately 500 feet of elevation change, rising to elevations exceeding 2,000 feet and creating expansive Hill Country views from multiple points across the property.

The landscape transitions from open fields and fertile river-bottom habitat to wooded draws, native brush, deep canyons, and striking limestone formations. This diversity gives the ranch exceptional visual character while supporting a wide range of uses, including hunting, livestock grazing, recreation, exploration, and long-term land stewardship.

Wildlife

Rocky River Ranch supports an impressive variety of wildlife, including white-tailed deer, axis deer, sika deer, Rio Grande turkey, dove, bald eagles and other native species. The combination of live water, varied terrain, and abundant cover creates outstanding habitat for both game and non-game wildlife.

Partially high-fenced and currently under agricultural valuation, the ranch is well suited for hunting, wildlife management, ranching and recreational use.

Improvements

Substantial existing improvements provide immediate usability and flexibility. The ranch headquarters includes two large four-bedroom residences, offering ample accommodations for owners, family and guests, as well as a foreman’s house, trophy room, barn and additional ranch outbuildings.