7F Lodge in College Station: Perfect Wedding Venue

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How 7F Lodge Started: A Brief History of the Original Cabin

The Hill Country Lodge has a rich history dating back to the Great Depression, during which it was first built by the three Frierson brothers. This secluded cabin became a sanctuary for their hunting adventures, a “No Women Allowed” zone.

Many years later, Carol stumbled upon the cabin, finding a lost doll’s bottle that rekindled her connection to the land. As the first woman in over a century to inherit the family brand, she lovingly renovated the lodge, infusing it with her own special touch. Now, the original cabin, AHA the Hill Country Lodge, is a cherished place, radiating a healing and sacred energy, ready to welcome you and other guests with open arms.

The Amenities at 7F Lodge

The Little White Chapel

The Little White Chapel is the heart of 7F Lodge. This cozy chapel is adored by many couples, and it can become the perfect backdrop for your special moments – from vows to engagement parties and bridal sessions. No matter your wedding style—be it rustic or a garden party—this quaint chapel will be the best venue for your wedding.

Outdoor chapel with white structure and wooden benches on a sunny day, flanked by greenery.

The Covered Pavilion

The Covered Pavilion at 7F Lodge is the perfect place to enjoy your special day without any worries. Even for more intimate weddings, they’ve got you covered.

Their indoor area is ready to welcome your guests, providing comfort throughout the event. No matter the size, they will try their best to accommodate you. With plenty of room, you can have your live band and photo booth here too!

Quaint white house with a blue door and tree canopy overhead.

Lush green park with a footpath, windmill, and a rustic hut under a blue sky with clouds.

The Unique, Themed Cabins at 7F Lodge

If you want to stay at a unique Texas Bed and Breakfast place, there are 8 uniquely-themed cabins at 7F Lodge. Discover the cabin that suits your unique style and preferences.

Hill Country

This is the first and oldest cabin at 7F Lodge. Once you step into this charming wooden cabin surrounded by lush trees in a peaceful grassy area, you can relax on the inviting porch, where two comfy chairs await, a great spot to enjoy the shade of the towering trees.

Inside you’ll find a cozy room with warm brown walls, a soft carpeted floor, and a wooden table surrounded by leather couches. The room features a queen-sized bed crafted from four peeled and twisted cedars, adding a unique touch to your stay.

The cabin comes with a full kitchen and a dining area for two, making sure you have everything you need for a comfy stay. The private bathroom has a relaxing soaking tub with a chaise lounger for some added serenity. Meanwhile, the wooden porch boasts a luxurious jacuzzi tub and a chair, and you can relax here while enjoying the beautiful outdoor view.

Sully’s Place

Sully’s Place at 7F Lodge is a charming cabin that offers a blend of college nostalgia and country luxury. As you enter the cabin, you’ll see a front porch with a relaxing swing and vintage G. Rollie White Stadium seating.

Wooden porch with a bench swing overlooking greenery.

Inside, the cabin boasts a spacious couch and even a wooden dance floor with neon bar signs reminiscent of popular Aggie hangouts. There’s also a jukebox that can transport you back to the golden days of music and good times.

Rustic wooden cabin interior with neon bar signs, a jukebox, and a home bar area.

The bedroom features a cozy, queen-size bed with Aggie memorabilia and a private bathroom that includes a rustic two-person shower and a separate stall. Meanwhile, the adjacent kitchenette is stocked with snacks, various drinks, and a gourmet pastry box, perfect for cravings.

Cozy rustic bedroom with a four-poster bed, floral bedding, and vintage decor.

Assorted breakfast items including pastries, juice, milk, and fruit on a wooden surface.

There’s also a back porch and a screened-in area with a private two-person, heart-shaped jacuzzi tub and two rocking chairs.

Rustic wooden porch with red chairs and a hot tub, surrounded by greenery.

The Barn

The Barn at 7F Lodge is a cozy haven crafted from barn wood where rustic charm meets modern comfort. Once you step inside, you’ll see a comfortable, queen-size bed with a headboard crafted from an actual aluminum pasture gate, adding to its rustic charm. There’s also a two-person, heart-shaped jacuzzi tub inside, enveloped by burlap drapes for a touch of intimacy.

Rustic bathroom interior with a wood paneled bathtub, plaid curtains, and vintage decor.

Cozy rustic bedroom with wood-panelled walls, plaid bedding, and a "Home Sweet Home" cushion.

Once you step out onto the back porch, you can take a seat on the rocking chairs, enjoy the oversized shower stall for two tucked away for added privacy. Afterward, you can pick a captivating Western novel and relax on the ranch chairs.

France

The France Cabin at 7F Lodge is a sophisticated and romantic haven, perfect for a dreamy honeymoon. You’ll definitely be charmed by the vaulted ceiling, vintage oak armoire, and cozy seating area adorned with French antiques, tapestries, and gold gilded mirrors. Inside, you can relish in the luxury of a king-size, four-poster canopy bed with intricate bed coverings.

The cabin also has an open, airy French kitchen with warm honey-toned tiles and a decorative wallpaper on its open shelves. But what makes the cabin unique is its two-person jacuzzi tub, nestled in an alcove with a star-studded ceiling above it for a touch of enchantment.

Once you step outside onto the small back porch, you’ll see a quaint wrought iron bistro set where you can have an early morning cup of coffee or a late night drink.

Mexico

Step into the Mexico cabin at 7F Lodge, where you’ll feel like you’re staying in an aristocratic Mexican bungalow. The unique decor includes weeping plaster walls and a latilla ceiling, giving it an authentic touch. As you enter, you’ll notice a queen-size bed with a headboard made from a lion’s cage door turned sideways and walls speckled with paintings, adding some creative flair.

A rustic bedroom with colorful striped bedding and a religious tapestry on the door.

Spain

When you book the Spain Cabin at 7F Lodge, you’ll feel like royalty in a mini castle with its beautiful blue and rose-colored walls. As you open the cabin door, you’ll be greeted by an antique carved Conquistador’s foyer. Sleep like a king or queen in the hand-carved, queen-size bed. It overlooks the largest two-person jacuzzi tub, creating a truly regal bathing experience.

Aside from the old-fashioned style kitchenette, there’s also a private, walled courtyard with a fountain and cozy seating area. It’s the perfect place to relax in this Spanish hacienda.

As you explore the cabin, you’ll discover a fascinating piece of history—a vintage wedding gown worn by the very first bride who was not only married in the charming little white chapel, but was also the original proprietress of 7F Lodge.

Batts Ferry

Batts Ferry Cabin at 7F Lodge is a modern take on a log cabin that pays homage to the historic Batts family and their ferry at the Brazos River. Once you step inside, you’ll see a raised ceiling with log walls and a spacious, king-size bed in the middle. There’s also a round, two-person jacuzzi tub nestled in a wooden water cistern you can enjoy with your loved one.

Cozy cabin interior with two plaid armchairs, a floor lamp, and an open window.

A rustic cabin bathroom with a wood-paneled Jacuzzi surrounded by a warm wooden interior.

The kitchen at Batts Ferry has quaint and earthy vibes, adding to the cabin’s charm. Take a seat on the screened-in front porch, where you’ll see two rocking chairs and a domino table with chairs. It’s the perfect spot to savor a cool evening and have a meaningful time.

Rustic cabin with a screened porch in a forest setting, featuring two wooden chairs and a fire pit.

Sugar Shack

The Sugar Shack is a combination of two old tenant farmer houses relocated from the Brazos River bottom to the serene woods of 7F Lodge. Once you step inside, you’ll feel the soulful vibes of the Blues as you spot a Blues guitar, amplifier, and microphone, all ready for you.

Next to the juke joint room, you’ll find the “Manager’s Office,” featuring a queen-size bed and a black, oversized, two-person jacuzzi tub, perfect for a relaxing time after a day of fun.

There’s also a well-equipped kitchenette inside with essential tools and cookware. Both rooms open onto a secluded screened porch where you can relax with your partner and bond. And if you’re up for a unique outdoor adventure, you can hop into the vintage 7F Ranch pick-up truck parked outside.

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Breakfast Spread at 7F Lodge

The breakfast spread at 7F Lodge is different from your typical bed and breakfast set-up. You don’t have to eat with strangers. Instead, everything is stocked and ready in the cabin upon your arrival. They also offer freshly baked pastries, including the popular Brazos Muffins, which guests love and sometimes buy to take home during the holidays.

Los Poblanos & other Spa Products Sold at 7F Lodge

When you check into one of their cabins, you’ll notice that the room fills with the soothing scents of Los Poblanos spa products, carefully crafted with love and care. From luxurious bath oils to refreshing lotions, each product embodies the feeling of being in a spa. That’s because 7F Lodge teamed up with Los Poblanos, a lavender farm in New Mexico.

While in here, pamper yourself with their all-natural lavender products. You can try the Lavender Hand Care Kit, featuring cleansing soap and moisturizing lotion straight from their farm. They also have a Lavender Lotion, perfect for daily hydration. Keep your scalp clean and refreshed with the Lavender Shampoo, paired with the Lavender conditioner for a complete aromatherapy experience. You can check out their other products sold on their website.

Wedding Venue Rates at 7F Lodge

They have different rates for their wedding venue, such as their all-inclusive package that covers everything you need for your special day.

However, if you’re looking for packages under $5,000, they have the perfect option for you: their Elopement Package. This $3,500 elopement package offers a more intimate and stress-free way to tie the knot. It includes the use of their chapel for the ceremony and bridal cottage for the reception.

You’ll also enjoy a romantic honeymoon cabin, set-up & clean-up services, and the option to invite up to 12 guests. The package also features a bridal bouquet, a traditional two-tier wedding cake, and more!

Bright sunroom with white walls, wooden floor, and large windows overlooking greenery.

7F Lodge: Final Thoughts

As someone who experienced a great time at 7F Lodge, I highly recommend this wedding venue and unique lodging option with its charming cabins. It’s a place where you can escape the chaos of the outside world and truly connect with your loved ones. No TVs or phones to distract, just precious moments to cherish.

If you want a peaceful retreat to create lasting memories, 7F Lodge is the perfect choice. Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind experience in the heart of College Station!

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Last Updated 2 years ago ago by Jessica Serna | Published: August 5, 2023

7F Lodge in College Station: Perfect Wedding Venue

How 7F Lodge Started: A Brief History of the Original Cabin