Mockup for the CCSCC board — nothing on this page is live and no payment is taken
The restored Cave Creek School House, a one-room school with pressed tin siding, corrugated metal roof, and a long covered porch, under a clear Texas sky.

Gillespie County, Texas · Est. 1881

Cave Creek School House

Eight acres, a one-room school, and a covered pavilion. Available for reunions, weddings, and gatherings.

Members

$75

per day

Non-members

$150

per day

Group tour

$25

by appointment

Annual dues

$30

per family

Reserve the school

What a renter sees Try it — pick a green date
  1. 1 · Date
  2. 2 · Your group
  3. 3 · Details
  4. 4 · Done

What the board sees

The other half One screen, instead of a phone tree

This month

6

Collected

$825

Awaiting signature

1

Checks to chase

0

  • SEP18Fri Games Club — monthly social Standing hold · third Friday, every month Recurring
  • SEP26Sat Ebert / Larson wedding Non-member · 85 guests · deposit held Packet unsigned

Nobody has to answer the phone

Every line above arrived on its own. The renter picked the date, agreed to the rules, signed the packet, and paid. The board's job shrinks to two things: glance at this list, and unlock the door.

The one item marked Packet unsigned is the only thing asking for attention, and the system already sent two reminders before flagging it here.

Interior of the Cave Creek School House showing the original slate chalkboard with children's chalk drawings, a portrait of Abraham Lincoln above it, and wooden benches.
The room people are actually renting. Original chalkboard, still in use.