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Casago Greater San Antonio offers thoughtfully managed vacation homes designed to make your stay easy, comfortable, and reliable. With a portfolio that spans the Greater San Antonio area, including destinations like Canyon Lake, New Braunfels, Wimberley, and Seguin, guests have access to both city experiences and escapes into the rolling hills.
Owned and operated by Felipe Caldeira and George Scruggs, Casago Greater San Antonio brings a hands-on approach to hospitality rooted in real experience and local insight. All homes are locally managed, fully prepared, and supported by a team that cares about the details — so you can focus on enjoying your time in Central Texas.
Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway, a family trip, business travel, or an extended stay, our goal is to provide a smooth, stress-free experience from booking to checkout. Every Casago Greater San Antonio home is carefully prepared and consistently maintained to meet the needs of today’s travelers.
Our local team is on the ground across the region, ensuring homes are clean, well-equipped, and ready for your arrival. Behind the scenes, dedicated in-house teams manage availability and distribution to keep our homes easy to book and consistently cared for year-round.
Casago Greater San Antonio is part of a broader Texas-based hospitality team that also operates Casago Bolivar Vacations, a market-leading collection of vacation homes on the Texas coast. The same standards, systems, and attention to guest experience are applied here — thoughtfully adapted for both urban stays and country retreats.
At Casago Greater San Antonio, we believe where you stay should feel just as welcoming as the destination itself.
Greater San Antonio in south central Texas is a vibrant blend of cultures, iconic sites, and historic landmarks, offering plenty of year-round activity. With history dating back over 300 years, San Antonio is a crossroads of cultures, inviting visitors to explore its old Spanish walls and missions, Victorian mansions, and the renowned Riverwalk.
Set into a captivating landscape where arid plains meet green rolling terrain and mesquite, Greater San Antonio offers travelers opportunities for urban adventure and hillside getaways. With its mild winters and sultry summers, Greater San Antonio attracts a wide range of travelers.
Families visit Greater San Antonio for theme parks, festivals, and school breaks, while couples choose the unique destination for weekend trips to explore the area’s food, culture, and country scenery. History buffs are drawn to the infamous Alamo in the center of San Antonio, while outdoor enthusiasts can easily enjoy river tubing, extensive trail systems, and sprawling parks throughout the region. Basketball fans can also enjoy the local thrill of a San Antonio Spurs game at the newly named Frost Bank Center. The area is also popular with business travelers, medical visitors, and extended-stay guests, making it a diverse, year-round destination.
Often dubbed Alamo, Mission, or River City, San Antonio officially trademarked itself as Military City in 2023. In addition to being home to one of the largest concentrations of military bases in the country, this distinction stems from the area’s deep roots dating back to 1718 when the first Spanish soldiers founded San Antonio de Bexar Presidio. From its part in Mexico’s war for independence from the Spanish in 1813 to the historic Battle of the Alamo within the Texas Revolution in 1836, San Antonio is proud of its military legacy.
Extending beyond the urban hub, the region of Greater San Antonio provides a special balance. You can enjoy the energy, culture, and food of a major city, then be just a short drive from rivers, lakes, and spectacular country vistas. It’s a place where weekends can feel like a getaway without ever leaving the region.
Greater San Antonio offers something to enjoy year-round:
High season generally runs from March through August, with peak times during spring break, summer vacations, and major events. River destinations like New Braunfels and Canyon Lake attract many visitors in late spring and summer.
Low season is typically January and parts of late fall (except holidays) when there are cooler temperatures. February starts to pick up, yet without large crowds. Similarly, the fall months of September – October offer ideal weather and fewer crowds.
Within and around San Antonio, top experiences include:
From fiestas to biergartens, rodeos to jazz festivals, San Antonio is alive with festivals throughout the year that reflect and celebrate its diverse cultures. Be sure to check out these popular hallmarks of the Alamo City and Greater San Antonio region:
Choosing between staying in San Antonio proper or selecting a premier vacation rental out in the country depends on whether you prefer a vibrant city escape or relaxed, scenic, country charm. However, it’s easy to split your time from the country plains, hills, and wineries to exploring San Antonio’s Riverwalk, urban vibe, and history as they’re close enough to enjoy it all.
