The Fritz family settles the property
German immigrants in the Fritz family make their home on the land near Fredericksburg.
Rooted in the Hill Country
A historic Fredericksburg ranch
For more than a century, this land has been a place for family, hard work, and time together. Today, a new generation gathers here to celebrate.
A century on the land
From working ranch to wedding weekends
The 100-acre property was originally settled by the Fritz family, German immigrants who came to the Fredericksburg area in the 1800s. For more than 100 years, generations used the land primarily as a dairy farm and cattle ranch.
Its purpose has changed, but its sense of place remains: private Hill Country acreage where people can slow down, gather, and share meaningful time together.
A working Hill Country ranch
The property remains in the family for generations and is used primarily as a dairy farm and cattle ranch.
A new family chapter
Jeff and Ashley Clawson purchase the ranch and become the next stewards of its 100 acres.
A place for wedding weekends
The Ginger Ranch welcomes couples, families, and close friends for private celebrations with on-site lodging.
What’s in a name
Named for the family’s four redheads
Jeff and Ashley named The Ginger Ranch after their redheaded children: Harper, Beckett, Asher, and Scarlett. The name marks the family’s place in the ranch’s continuing story while honoring the generations who cared for the land before them.
100private acres just outside Fredericksburg
The next chapter
Make your own history here
A wedding at The Ginger Ranch becomes part of a much longer tradition of gathering on this land.
Your whole wedding weekend