You won't want to leave.
Planning a visit to Legends at Las Moras?
Make a trip of it.
From November 21, 2026 through January 3, 2027, Fort Clark Springs and the surrounding area will welcome visitors for six weeks of exhibits, programs, tours, performances, demonstrations, and special events celebrating the stories of Southwest Texas.
Whether you're joining us for an afternoon, a weekend, or several days, staying nearby gives you more time to explore Fort Clark Springs, Brackettville, and the landscapes and communities that make this corner of Texas so special.
More to come!
Be a Lodging Partner!
Help Us Host the People Who Bring Legends to Life
Legends at Las Moras will bring presenters, historians, artists, performers, volunteers, and other special guests to our community throughout the six-week exhibition.
We’re looking for lodging partners willing to donate or sponsor accommodations for these guests.
Whether you can provide a guest room for one night, a vacation rental for a weekend, or sponsor a hotel stay, your contribution helps us bring exceptional programming to Southwest Texas while keeping the event accessible to our community.
Ways to Help
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Donate a stay at a vacation rental, guest house, hotel, or other accommodation.
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Sponsor lodging for a visiting presenter, performer, historian, or volunteer.
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Offer a discounted partner rate for Legends at Las Moras guests and visitors.
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Provide multiple stays during the six-week event.
Participating lodging partners may be recognized through Legends at Las Moras event and promotional materials, with sponsorship recognition based on the level of support provided.
Be a host
Help us welcome the people who are coming to Southwest Texas to share their knowledge, talents, and stories.
Interested in becoming a lodging partner?
Fill out the form online HERE
Lodging Guide
Find a Place to Stay
Visitors can choose from a variety of accommodations in and around Fort Clark Springs, Brackettville and the surrounding region, including the Barracks Motel at Fort Clark Springs, vacation rentals, guest houses, RV accommodations, and nearby hotels.
Coming soon: Our lodging guide will feature places to stay, helpful visitor information, and participating lodging partners.
Barracks Motel

Located in the heart of the Fort Clark National Register Historic District these former U.S. Army two-story stone cavalry barracks were converted in 1959 by John Wayne’s Batjac Production Company into 38 motel units for use by the cast and crew of his epic film, The Alamo. The buildings, which date from 1931 and 1932, have been in adaptive reuse as comfortable individual lodging for over sixty-five years. Two-story stone cavalry barracks have occupied this site since 1874.

