Country Privacy.
Close to the Big City.
The Vistas at Clear Creek may feel private and peaceful, but the conveniences of everyday life are never far away.
Located approximately two minutes from the charming local towns of Saint Jo and Muenster, shopping, local dining, pharmacies and everyday necessities are easily within reach.
Spend an afternoon exploring the wineries and vineyards in Saint Jo, enjoy the German-inspired restaurants, boutiques and community festivals of nearby Muenster, or make the short drive to Gainesville for shopping, recreation, dining and family attractions, including the Frank Buck Zoo & Leonard Park, WinStar World Casino and Resort and MUCH MORE!
When you want even more options, Fort Worth is just over an hour’s drive from your new homesite and Dallas is an easy 90-minutes away…making it quick drive into the big city to enjoy professional sports, world-class dining, entertainment, museums, concerts and all the big-city conveniences.
Then, when the day is over… Return home through your own private gate. Back to the land. Back to the quiet. Back to a place with enough room to roam and truly call it your own.
Big City Amenities, a Short Drive Away.
Known for its pleasing blend of North Texas Hill Country charm and modern conveniences, the area around The Vistas at Clear Creek offers a diverse set of activities and events that are sure to appeal to all ages and interests.
Room to roam out here.
An hour to everything else.
Dallas, Texas, an easy 90-minutes away, offers incredible culture, entertainment, shopping! Take a stroll through the Dallas Arts District and discover some of the greatest architecture in the world. Sports fans are in luck as Dallas is the only city in the Southwest to host five professional sports teams including “America’s Team” the Dallas Cowboys. Dallas has some of the country’s greatest shopping including the world-renowned NorthPark Center. And with over 8,000 restaurants, the Dallas area has something delicious to please any palate.
Fort Worth, Texas, just over an hour’s drive, is filled with a unique mix of attractions for visitors—from cowboys to culture, from sports to shopping. Explore the legendary Fort Worth Stockyards, the world-class Cultural District, downtown’s dazzling Sundance Square, the top-ranked Fort Worth Zoo, Texas Motor Speedway, and so much more! For fun things to explore, the Fort Worth Ale Trail gives visitors and locals a unique craft beer experience or catch a competitive rodeo year-round!
The Heart of North Texas Hill Country
The up-and-coming town of Saint Jo is small and quaint, but packs big time charm with several wineries. Main Street offers unique shopping boutiques and galleries to explore, as well as antiques and good home cooking at the local restaurants.
Saint Jo is the oldest town in Montague County and its residents all enjoy the relaxed lifestyle, surrounding scenic beauty, and colorful community history of this charming Texas town. The town’s historic Chisholm Trail Square commemorates the famous cattle trail that saw millions of livestock driven through the Saint Jo area in route north to Kansas.
Texas Hospitality with a German Flair
Just down the road from The Vistas at Clear Creek is the town of Muenster. Big into its German heritage and home to North Texas’ largest Oktoberfest and Germanfest celebrations each spring and fall, in Muenster you will find lots of authentic German cuisine, as this is one of the larger German settlements in the area.
This town also offers a real glockenspiel clock, award winning wineries and vineyards, a spectacular 18-hole golf course, unique antique and boutique shopping, and top-rated bed and breakfasts. Find a good book at the Muenster Library, spend the day at one of the town local recreational facilities, or browsing the local gallery and museums.
Totally Texas. All American.
Gainesville, “The Star of North Texas,” is a city in the county seat of Cooke County, Texas. Founded in 1850, the residents called their new community “Liberty,” but a Liberty, Texas, already existed. It was Colonel William Fitzhugh, who suggested that the town be named after General Edmund Pendleton Gaines.
The centerpiece of the city is Leonard Park and the Frank Buck Zoo. The community park is the most used of all parks in the city and the zoo attracts thousands of visitors from throughout the region. Leonard Park serves the entire population of Gainesville, as well as North Central Texas and Southern Oklahoma.
A Full Calendar, All Year Long.
Germanfest
Muenster’s annual Germanfest, sponsored by the Muenster Chamber of Commerce, is held the last full weekend in April. Germanfest is a three-day festival that attracts thousands with mouthwatering German sausage, scrumptious apple strudel, hearty cheeses and homemade breads, cakes and pies. Events include a 5K Germanfest Fun Run, a Metric Century Bicycle Rally, a Sausage and Rib Cook-Off and other fun competitions.
Oktoberfest
Known in Germany as “the largest folk festival” in the world, Oktoberfest is the true representation of German culture with “The Official Tapping of the Keg” and delicious German food and beer. Planned events include a Stein Hoisting Competition, 0.5K Beer Run, Best Dirndl and Lederhosen Contest and Weiner Dog Race!
Lighted Christmas Parade
The Annual Lighted Christmas Parade held on Main Street in Muenster is a procession of decorated seasonal floats in celebration of the holiday season. Prizes and drawings by local businesses give viewers the opportunity to win exciting gifts. Bands and drill teams perform between the floats, and a float with a live Santa Claus finishes off the parade.
Frank Buck Zoo
The Frank Buck Zoo is a small zoo founded in 1930 and located in the 30 acres Leonard Park in Gainesville. It is home to more than 130 animals, with a mile-long stroller-accessible path and an elevated walkway over the kangaroos, giraffes and zebras. Also featured in Leonard Park is the Leonard Park Aquatic Center, a 2,000,000-gallon facility with an 18-foot-high water slide, diving board, zero entry with play structure and rock climbing wall.
WinStar World Casino and Resort
WinStar World Casino and Resort, owned and operated by the Chickasaw Nation, is the World’s Biggest Casino with nearly 400,000 square feet of gaming floor, nine city-themed gaming plazas and over 8,100 electronic games. You’ll also find upscale and casual dining, big-name entertainers at the WinStar Global Event Center, a 3-tower hotel, two championship 18-hole golf courses and a spa.
Bullfest
Experience a true Texas tradition at the annual Saint Jo Bullfest at the Saint Jo Riding Club Arena! This high-energy night features top national bull riders, crowd-favorite Mutton Bustin’ for the kids, and an open-air live concert and dance to close out the evening. It is the perfect, family-friendly way to enjoy classic rodeo action and two-step under the Texas stars.
Your private piece of Texas is waiting.
Schedule your private property tour of The Vistas at Clear Creek. Drive through your own private gate, walk the land and take in the views for yourself.