Camp Lucy Unveils Folklore, A Social Spa For The Hill Country
Last August, I introduced Curated Texan readers to Camp Lucy, the 282-acre Hill Country retreat in Dripping Springs, in the gateway to the Hill Country, where globally inspired architecture meets Texas charm. Earlier this year, Camp Lucy unveiled Folklore, a new wellness destination and social spa experience built around the idea that healing happens best in color, and in the company of others. Adjacent to the resort’s main grounds, Folklore introduces 13 new Folly rooms and suites, alongside 13,000 square feet of indoor spa space and 7,000 square feet of outdoor terrace, making it one of the most substantial additions to Camp Lucy since it opened. You can read this article in its entirety on Curated Texan.
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Cynthia Smoot is a Dallas-based freelance lifestyle and travel writer covering events and festivals, destination guides, boutique hotels, and getaway itineraries across Texas, the U.S., and the world at large. She is a Travel Contributor for the Katy Trail Weekly newspaper and for Curated Texan, with additional contributions to Park Cities Lifestyle magazine, Dallas Hotel Magazine, and WFAA’s Good Morning Texas. Cynthia has covered Dallas culture and travel since 2008 and has been featured in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Dallas Morning News, among others. She is available for freelance travel writing assignments, press trips, and hotel/destination features — contact her at cynthia@ohsocynthia.com.