Purpose-built to support project leadership and key staff, this thoughtfully planned residential community offers high-quality cottages, modern amenities, and secure, professionally managed operations in a quiet, self-contained setting. Designed to integrate seamlessly with Abilene’s growth, Cottages at the Frontier delivers comfortable, reliable housing while minimizing impacts on the local housing market.
Features & Amenities
300 Fully-furnished 1-bedroom Cottages
Includes Living Area
Bedroom with King Bed
Full-size Bathroom
Kitchen with full-size appliances
Comes fully stocked with all housewares
Washer and Dryer
Onsite Management Office & Security
Walking Path
Pickleball Courts
BBQ Pavilions
Monthly Rental inclusive of Utilities & Internet
Site Map
Area Attractions
Frontier Texas!
This immersive museum in downtown Abilene brings the Old West to life with state-of-the-art holographic displays and interactive exhibits. Visitors can explore the history of West Texas through stories of cowboys, Native Americans, and settlers. It also serves as the official visitor center for Abilene and the Texas Forts Trail Region.
Abilene Zoo
Home to over 1,000 animals across 250 species, the Abilene Zoo offers experiences like hand-feeding giraffes and exploring exhibits such as the Caribbean Cove and Elm Creek Backyard. Located in Grover Nelson Park, it features a carousel, train rides, and swan paddle boats. The zoo is open year-round, except on major holidays, and draws 250,000 visitors annually.
Fort Phantom Hill
This mid-19th-century U.S. Army fort, located 13 miles north of Elmdale RV Park, features haunting rows of stone chimneys and three remaining buildings: a guardhouse, powder magazine, and commissary. Visitors can walk the grounds to learn about its role in protecting westward settlers. The site offers a short, informative hike through Texas history.
Buffalo Gap Historic Village
Less than a half hour drive from Elmdale RV Park, this living history museum recreates life on the West Texas frontier with 20 historic buildings and artifacts like firearms and Native American relics. Guided tours provide insights into late 19th- and early 20th-century life. The village offers a hands-on experience of pioneer days.
Abilene State Park
Located 16 miles southwest of Abilene, this 530-acre park along Elm Creek offers camping, hiking, fishing, and a historic 1930s swimming pool built by the Civilian Conservation Corps. Visitors can kayak or canoe on Lake Abilene, explore over five miles of trails, or enjoy birdwatching.
