Salado Party Bus, Limo & Coach Bus Rental

Salado is a living postcard of historic Texas. This village of four thousand sits on I-35 between Austin and Waco, but stepping off the highway into downtown Salado feels like stepping back a century. Main Street is lined with stone buildings dating to the 1800s, now housing art galleries, antique shops, boutiques, and restaurants. Salado Creek runs through the village center, its clear waters flowing over limestone beds beneath the shade of ancient live oak trees. The Stagecoach Inn -- one of the oldest continuously operating hotels in Texas -- has hosted guests since the 1860s. Historical guests include Sam Houston, George Armstrong Custer, and Jesse James. The inn has been beautifully restored and features a restaurant serving updated Texas cuisine (the hushpuppies are legendary). Salado's arts scene is the village's defining characteristic. With over forty galleries and studios, Salado is one of the top arts destinations in Texas. Galleries feature painting, sculpture, pottery, glasswork, jewelry, and photography from Texas and regional artists. The annual Salado Art Fair draws thousands of visitors each August. Tablerock Amphitheatre hosts outdoor performances throughout the year, including the Legends of Salado historical drama. Pace Park along Salado Creek provides a natural gathering spot for picnics, creek wading, and quiet contemplation. A party bus from Austin to Salado takes fifty minutes on I-35 and can be combined with stops in Temple, Belton, or Georgetown for a full day of Central Texas exploration. The village's compact, walkable layout means the bus parks once and the group explores on foot. Call 512-900-8324.