Worldmark Hunt Stablewood Springs Resort

The Resort and Its Setting

WorldMark Hunt Stablewood Springs Resort is a WorldMark by Wyndham property in Ingram, Texas, a small Hill Country town known for its riverside setting and easy-going pace. As part of the WorldMark points system, owners draw on an annual allocation of credits that can be used here or redirected elsewhere, giving a level of flexibility that fixed-week timeshares don't offer. The resort is affiliated with RCI, so members also have the option to exchange their points for stays at other RCI-network resorts.

Texas Hill Country: What's Around

Ingram is well placed for exploring the Hill Country's rolling landscapes, rivers, and small-town character. Kerrville-Schreiner State Park, about 5 miles away, offers hiking trails, river access on the Guadalupe, and camping for anyone who wants a day outdoors. The wider Hill Country region is known for its wineries, live music venues, and a string of charming towns worth a drive — making this a practical base whether you're here for a quiet week by the river or a few days of exploring further afield.

Selling or Renting a Week Here

If you're ready to move on from your WorldMark ownership at Hunt Stablewood Springs, BidMyTimeshare.com is a straightforward place to do it: list your week or points directly, set your own asking price, and deal with buyer inquiries through the platform. We charge a one-time listing fee and take 0% commission, so what you agree with a buyer is what you keep.

A few things specific to WorldMark are worth knowing before you list. Brokers working with WorldMark resales commonly quote a transfer fee of around $399 (2025–2026 broker price lists), paid to move the ownership into the new member's name. There's no right of first refusal reported for WorldMark transfers, meaning the brand doesn't appear to have a contractual right to step in and buy back the ownership ahead of your buyer. A transfer through a broker typically takes about six weeks to complete.

Buyers should also understand what does and doesn't carry over. WorldMark's Club Pass exchange option is only available to developer-purchased credits, not resale credits, so a resale buyer may find it's not accessible. Similarly, any VIP or TravelShare status attached to the ownership is reported by current owners to stay within the original family rather than transferring to an unrelated buyer. These are worth confirming directly with WorldMark before a sale goes through, since they affect what a buyer is actually getting.

Practical Notes for Buyers and Renters

Anyone renting a week here should ask the current owner about point values for their preferred travel dates, since the amount needed can vary by season. Spring and autumn tend to offer the most comfortable Hill Country weather for outdoor activities, while summer brings warmer temperatures better suited to river time. As with most points systems, popular dates can be booked up well ahead, so renters and buyers alike should plan early rather than leaving it to the last minute.

Before You Agree a Price

Whether you're buying or selling, it's worth getting the transfer fee and any current annual fee in writing from WorldMark or a broker before finalising anything, since these figures can change between price lists. Confirming exchange access, Club Pass eligibility, and any VIP status in advance avoids surprises after the paperwork is signed.