“Location was fantastic, enough to get out of the city but not hours away. The staff were extremely friendly and check in/out was so smooth. The small shop was very impressive with camping supplies, drinks and snacks.…”
— Cassandra
July 2, 2026
Chambers Creek
Glamp on the Blackland Prairie an hour south of Fort Worth, under a canopy of native oak and prairie sky.
Shaded ravine glamping in the Blackland Prairie
Ferncrest Chambers Creek is set on the Blackland Prairie south of Fort Worth, in the small town of Grandview. The property sits under a canopy of mature trees along shady ravines and creek beds, offering a cooler, more sheltered version of the Texas outdoors.
Ferncrest is for reconnecting with nature. Morning coffee on the deck, an afternoon stroll through the ravine, and an evening around the fire with Texas stars overhead. It is comfortable, and deeply restorative.
Lodging at Chambers Creek
Choose the stay that fits your trip dreams and group size. Real beds, climate control (select lodging), and outdoor space at every site.
Classic Domes
210 sq ftSleeps 2
Climate-controlled domes shaded by the canopy. Private picnic areas and fire rings at every site.
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Family Domes
415 sq ftSleeps up to 6
Larger domes with room for the whole crew. Multiple bed configurations under the trees.
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Amenities at Ferncrest Chambers Creek
Dog Friendly
WiFi
Heat & A/C
Fire Pit
Sauna
Cold Plunge
Hot Tub
Modern Bathhouse
Mini Fridge
Microwave
Private Picnic Area
Camp Store
Easy Check-in
Some amenities vary by lodging type. See each stay above for what's included.
About This Property
Immersive nature just outside DFW and Waco
Just south of Fort Worth, the property sits beneath a canopy of mature trees with shady ravines and creek beds running through the grounds.
Glamping domes are private and climate-controlled, with shaded picnic areas and fire rings at every site. Onsite there is a communal sauna, cold plunge, and select domes come with private hot tubs. The prairie around you is wide and quiet, and adventure is nearby at Lake Whitney, and Glen Rose.
Exploring by day, campfires by night
Fall brings ideal hiking weather to the Blackland Prairie — cooler temps, lower humidity, and the ravines just starting to color. Dinosaur Valley, Valley Mills Vineyard at harvest, and Lake Whitney are all within an hour.
FallFun
Everything worth doing nearby between the first cool night and the last leaf.
Read the full fall guideDinosaur Valley State Park
51 minutes away
Walk in 113-million-year-old dinosaur tracks preserved in the Paluxy River bed — one of the most singular outdoor experiences in Texas, and ideal in the cooler fall weather.
Valley Mills Vineyard
60 minutes away
A family-owned Texas winery producing 100% Texas-grown wines. Harvest season runs September through October — daily tastings, scenic vineyard views, and the most personal wine experience in the region.
Lake Whitney
40 minutes away
A scenic 23,000-acre reservoir with excellent fall fishing, hiking along limestone bluffs, and beautiful sunset views — quieter after Labor Day and ideal for a day trip.
Meridian State Park
48 minutes away
A quiet state park with hiking trails around a spring-fed lake — excellent fall hiking and migratory birdwatching from September through November.
Hamm Creek Park
24 minutes away
A Johnson County park with fishing, picnic areas, and creek access — an easy morning out without leaving the county.
Pirates Cove Fun Zone
25 minutes away
A family water park in Burleson with water slides, a lazy river, and a kids' splash cove — a great summer half-day with kids. Check seasonal hours.
Dog Friendly
Bring the dog.
Every Ferncrest property is dog-friendly. Your well-behaved pups are welcome on the trails, around the fire pit, and throughout the campground.
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From guests on their stay at Ferncrest.
Gatherings
Bring your whole crew
Ferncrest welcomes small gatherings and group stays, with flexible lodging and shared outdoor spaces that make it easy to come together without feeling crowded.
With nature as the backdrop and no agenda required, it's an easy place to slow down, reconnect, and let the retreat take shape naturally.
Dome stays, prairie landscapes
View more photos →Glamping domes tucked under a canopy of mature trees on the Blackland Prairie south of Fort Worth, just outside the small town of Grandview. Shady ravines and creek beds run through the property, with Dinosaur Valley, Lake Whitney, and the Fort Worth Stockyards all within a comfortable drive.
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