Three generations of the Scurlock family welcome you to the farm
Welcome to Scurlock Farms! We’re Sheron and Dan, and we’re delighted to share this special place with you.
After retiring from successful careers in the insurance industry, we had something many people dream about—time. Rather than slowing down, we decided to use that time to give back to our community while sharing the beauty of our family farm with others.
One way we do that is by donating $1 from every night you stay at Scurlock Farms to The Caring Place Food Pantry. Through the Capital Area Food Bank, that single dollar can provide far more meals than it could if spent at a grocery store. Every stay at Scurlock Farms helps feed families right here in our community.
Serving others has also led me to volunteer with The Caring Place in Georgetown for more than 20 years, including six years on its Board of Directors. The Caring Place provides food, clothing, financial assistance, and other essential services to families throughout our community.
For more than 15 years, I also led Tuesday Lunch Bunch at Gabriel Oaks Church of Christ. Every Tuesday, volunteers prepared and delivered home-cooked meals to shut-ins, those recovering from illness, and anyone in need of a hot meal and a friendly visit.
Another project close to our hearts grew out of friendships with local hunters. When they harvested an extra deer or wild hog, Dan and I paid to have the meat professionally processed. Some of the ground meat was used in the meals we prepared and delivered, while the rest was shared with families served through our church food pantry.
We’re also honored to support local schools, museums, churches, and nonprofit organizations by donating stays at Scurlock Farms for fundraising auctions throughout the year. It’s rewarding to know that a relaxing getaway on the farm can help these organizations raise money for causes that make our community stronger.
Scurlock Farms is truly a family effort. Our two sons, their wives, and our three grandchildren all help care for the farm and our guests. Whether it’s maintaining the property, welcoming visitors, or lending a hand with special projects, everyone plays a part in making Scurlock Farms a place where guests feel at home.
We feel incredibly blessed to be the stewards of this beautiful property. Sharing the peaceful river, towering pecan trees, abundant wildlife, and spectacular Texas sunsets with our guests is one of life’s greatest joys.
When you stay at Scurlock Farms, you’re not just booking a place to spend the night. You’re supporting a family that believes in caring for our neighbors, serving our community, and preserving this special piece of Texas for future generations.
Our hope is that you’ll arrive as our guest, leave as our friend, and take home memories that bring you back to Scurlock Farms again and again.
Dan Scurlock, Co-Owner
Dan has been connected to Scurlock Farms since its earliest years as a family homestead. Today, he focuses on caring for the land and maintaining the property so it remains peaceful, welcoming, and well-tended.
He enjoys sharing the quiet rhythm of farm life with guests and takes pride in preserving the natural character of the land.
Sheron Scurlock, Co-Owner and Farm Stay/Rental Manager
Scurlock Farms has been my home for more than five decades, shaped by family life, nature, and a deep appreciation for the land.
Today, I focus on thoughtfully sharing the property as a private retreat. Each home has been carefully furnished to balance comfort, simplicity, and a sense of place.
We are grateful to welcome guests from around the world, along with family and friends who continue to gather here. The farm remains a living, evolving space—quiet, grounded, and connected to nature.
Small touches of farm life, including our chickens and native wildlife, add an unplanned charm that many guests enjoy during their stay.
David Scurlock, Chief Farm Engineer
David was raised on Scurlock Farms and, after college, returned home with his wife, Amy. Together they built their home on the bluff and made the farm their family base.
He served with the Georgetown Police Department for 30 years and retired in 2026. His background in public service, along with his steady presence on the property, contributes to the sense of safety and care guests feel during their stay.
David is also deeply skilled in hands-on work around the farm. He maintains a woodworking shop and small sawmill, where he transforms fallen trees into handcrafted pieces such as pens, bottle stoppers, and clocks. He has also collaborated with family members on custom furniture and property improvements, including the design and installation of the farm entryway.
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