Meet the people that make Scurlock Farms so special
Scurlock Farms is a family‑owned and operated working farm and boutique farm stay in the Texas Hill Country. We all live here full‑time and love welcoming guests from across the United States and around the world. So many visitors tell us they feel like family by the time they leave — and to us, that’s the highest compliment. S
Sheron, Farm Co-owner and Your Hostess
Hi, I’m Sheron (pronounced Sharon) — named after a character in a Russian novel my mom was reading! I’ve cherished every moment of sharing our farm with guests from all 50 states and more than two dozen countries. Meeting and making friends with guests over the years has been incredibly rewarding.
One of my favorite traditions is giving free farm tours in our six‑seat Polaris. On these tours, I introduce guests to the best river access and fishing spots, highlight fascinating fossils in the limestone banks, and point out wildlife, birds, and edible plants growing on the farm. It’s fun, educational, and includes stories of our family’s history here.
Each home has a notebook filled with the history of the farm, how the homes were built, and the story of my parents — and many guests say this personal history makes their stay feel truly special.
I also volunteer in our community — running a church meal program for the sick and shut‑in for 15 years and serving on the Board of Directors for The Caring Place, a local charity supporting neighbors in need. We donate $1 from every night spent at Scurlock Farms to their food pantry.
I’ve also been part of P.E.O., a philanthropic organization providing scholarships for women, where our fundraisers at the farm have raised thousands for education. I love giving back, staying active, and learning new things every day — I truly feel lucky and blessed.
David — Chief Farm Engineer & Tractor Guide
David grew up on the farm — he was only six weeks old when we moved here. He operates all the heavy equipment, from hay balers to skid steers, and plays a crucial role in keeping the farm running. Many guests enjoy his tractor rides — often choosing to ride along as he baled hay or tended fields.
David also serves as a police officer with the Georgetown Police Department, so if you see the patrol car, it’s just him — no need to worry!
Daniel — Builder, Gardener & Guest Favorite
Daniel was five when we moved here, and though he left the farm early to start an IT business in Dallas, life led him back — and now he and his wife Sherry own Indian Bluff here on the property.
Daniel helps with tours, interacts with guests, and works around the farm. Together with Sherry he grows hundreds of pounds of produce, some of which guests enjoy during their stay or take home as gifts. They also make homemade pickles, jams, and salsas that are popular with visitors.
Connie — Hospitality & Home Care Expert
Connie is the heart of the farm stays behind the scenes. She cleans, disinfects, and prepares each home between stays with meticulous care — a fact many guests mention in their reviews. Even though she works with other clients, Connie always makes time to keep our homes in exceptional condition and ready for every guest.
Grant Burnham — Farm Support & Ceramic Artist
Grant is my nephew, and he’s done everything from clearing fence lines to working in gardens and flower beds. He’s also a talented potter who designs and makes custom mugs for our guests. The mugs are fired at a kiln right here on the farm, and many visitors love taking one home as a souvenir.
Our Farm Family Philosophy
We believe the people behind Scurlock Farms are what make your stay special. From tours and tractor rides to fresh produce and handcrafted keepsakes, every member of our family and team contributes to creating a warm, memorable, and personalized experience.
We’re delighted to welcome you, share our stories, and help you feel right at home. Whether you’re here for a quiet getaway, a creative retreat, or family time, we’re honored you chose Scurlock Farms.
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