Luck, Texas

Wilie’s very own old west town! Went to the Luck reunion here and it was awesome! Old school saloons and great music, drinks and food! Definitely recommend going if you get the chance.

Awesome little "village" The horses are gorgeous and playful.

If you're lucky enough to get to go to the Luck Reunion during SxSW, then you must go at least once. An all day affair from 11am to 11pm with great music and great times. The main drawbacks are the price of tickets and on-site food trucks. Parking and the price of parking are kinda crazy also. Great times though!

Terrific place to be! 12 solid hours of music on several stages! Oh, be still my heart! Lol...go ... you'll have fun. Lots of love and light.... :)🌱

Wasn’t aware that this was a site for Valentines. Doesn’t matter, I love Willie too. Too few people on the earth that promote just being civil, gentle, and concern for fellow human beings. To me, Willie embodies that approach. It worth getting a thank you: THANK YOU!

Our Favourite Place in Texas! 🌟🍀

❤ Would love to go to on a date. :)

Sorry about the stairs red... when my motorcycle tire out of

This place is very Country and Western. Willie Nelson has used the Luck Ranch for his movie set and videos way before the Luck Reunion was thought about! It was where locals spent Easter Sunday listening to the Bells of Joy in the church, as well as many other artists. Everyone looked forward to and enjoyed gathering together annually.

Purchase tickets for a first time concert for the ranch for an event called Lucktoberfest in August. Received following emails telling me how many days left before the show. My husband and I submitted eight weeks in advance to have the days off of work. We drove to the property only to be turned away telling us there was no event that day. To say the least we were very angry, as we drove eight hours and took the days off of work, reserved an Airbnb to stay overnight and spent the money for the tickets and $25 for parking. I contacted the vendor who sold the tickets and they said they canceled just weeks before. I never received an email or any prior notification. They did tell me I was one of the guest that had not responded to their confirmation. However no refund or phone call was issued. Worst customer service ever. Willie Nelson would be ashamed of the service running his event.

A great music festival, good food and refreshments, excellent music, fun crowd. But getting in and out is brutal, long delays, long walk to rv park.

This is the best place to be for a good 'ole country time, Willy Nelson style. I appreciate the friendliness of everyone!

Hangin' with Willie! This is Willie Nelson's Ranch! They built it back in the 80's as a set to film the western movie, Red Headed Stranger, which Willie starred in. They were supposed to burn down the town at the end of the movie, but Willie stepped in and wanted to buy the quaint town, and had them rewrite the script so that the town was saved! He's built a stage where the windmill was, and puts on live concerts! There's plenty of port-a-potties, and it's nice that they're lit with Christmas lights. They were clean, and had outdoor hand washing facilities. Drinks were pretty expensive- it's a shame that Willie's town doesn't sell Lone Star Beer. They had $15 cocktails. The only beers they had were Bud light, Michelob, and Karbach products. White Claw sponsors the church area, which is kinda funny. For being a concert venue, it seems that some work still needs to be done. The post office is right in the way of where people should be standing to see the stage, and probably needs to be moved across the street to allow more people to see. This is the first concert venue I've ever seen that doesn't have "Security." Instead, they're clearly marked, "Safety." They have more of an attitude of helping people have fun and be safe than enforcing laws or looking menacing. Parking was a mob scene. There were parking attendants who were directing us to park in a unpaved parking area that meandered around the ranch. When we left at the end of the show, it took 45 minutes to get out. This event was the most I've ever paid for parking in my entire life. Other than the concert stuff, there was an art pavilion, food trucks, a saloon, merch, and a church to hang out at. It's like Luckenbach, but without any real residents, other than Willie and the family. Willie also uses this ranch to rehabilitate old horses! Be sure to wave at them when you come on in. This place is pretty awesome overall! I'm so glad I got to come here! Thanks to Willie and the Family for having us out! If you're headed out here, you gotta watch the movie, Red Headed Stranger first to get some context.

Fantastic venue. Wonderful entertainment. Beautiful setting. Could use more seating. But this place is a jewel.