From start to finish, Oaklea Mansion is known for one thing above all: exceptional hospitality. Every guest is treated with the same warmth, care, and respect that has become the hallmark of the Oaklea experience.

Step back in time with a visit to Oaklea Mansion and nearby historic landmarks in Winnsboro, Texas. Explore charming heritage sites that tell the story of this beloved East Texas town.

Find peace and inspiration at Oaklea Mansion in Winnsboro, Texas. Perfect for writers, artists, and dreamers, this historic bed and breakfast offers the ideal setting for a creative retreat.

Each November, Winnsboro’s charming downtown transforms into an artist’s dream and wine lover’s paradise, and this year’s Winnsboro Art & Wine Festival promises to be the best one yet.

There’s a special kind of magic you can only find in small-town Texas. It’s the sound of a screen door closing behind you, the warm smile of a stranger at the café, and the slower rhythm that invites you to take a deep breath and stay awhile. If you’ve never experienced the charm of a town like Winnsboro, it’s time to add it to your travel bucket list, and Oaklea Mansion is the perfect place to start. The Heartbeat of Texas Hospitality Big cities have their glitz and noise, b

There’s something magical about saying “I do” in a place that feels timeless. At Oaklea Mansion in Winnsboro, Texas, that magic comes naturally. From its sweeping veranda to its elegant rooms filled with history and warmth, Oaklea offers a one-of-a-kind backdrop for couples dreaming of an intimate wedding or elopement that feels both personal and unforgettable. Romance in Every Detail Built in 1903, Oaklea Mansion was designed for moments that linger in memory—soft candleligh

Every grand home holds its secrets, but few have as much charm—or as many stories—as Oaklea Mansion in Winnsboro, Texas. From its early beginnings as a private estate to its present-day role as a beloved bed and breakfast, Oaklea has stood as a graceful reminder of Southern hospitality and timeless architecture. A Vision of Elegance Built in 1903, Oaklea Mansion was the dream of a prominent East Texas family who wanted a home that reflected both sophistication and strength. T

Did you know Texas is home to more than 500 wineries and over 4,000 acres of vineyards producing wine today? Many of these treasures are...

October is upon us, and it’s one of the busiest, most beautiful times of the year in Winnsboro and at Oaklea Mansion. With cooler...

A stay at Oaklea Mansion Bed & Breakfast is always a unique and charming experience. But if you want to take your getaway to the next...

Taste of Winnsboro Winnsboro has always been known for its charm, but starting this year, it will become the tastiest town in East Texas....

Captain John Humpry Rambo's grave, Wood County, Texas The name “Rambo” may conjure images of Hollywood action heroes, but in Wood County,...

By the end of September, we’re all secretly hoping for sweater weather, campfires, hot chocolate, and maybe even a little mulled cider....

Autumn at Oaklea There’s no better time to visit Winnsboro than in the fall, when our town comes alive with the magic of Autumn Trails....

Woodie at the Big Wheel Bash If you were in Winnsboro on Saturday, August 23rd, you probably heard it before you saw it, the...

In a world driven by deadlines, fast check-ins, and rushed itineraries, a new movement is gaining traction: slow travel . It’s not about...

Looking for the perfect spot for a girls’ getaway, bridesmaids' weekend, or spiritual retreat? Oaklea Mansion in Winnsboro, Texas, offers a charming, historic setting for meaningful connection, pampering, and fun.

See East Texas's Finest Women artists July 24 – September 20 | Winnsboro Center for the Arts One of our favorite late-summer traditions...

Looking for a little classic car fun with a side of small-town charm? Well,  buckle up , because August in Winnsboro is revving up for a...

A Pet-Friendly Guide from Oaklea Mansion Here in Winnsboro, summer is in full swing, and while we love seeing our guests enjoy our...