Fort Davis · The Highest Town in Texas
The Waypoint is a provisions market, bottle shop, and community table rooted in the high country of West Texas.
Real food. Real people.
Right here at home.
For me, “the ranch down the road” isn’t just a phrase. It’s our neighbors, our friends, and the land that feeds us.
When we know where our food comes from, we understand how it was raised, how it was grown, and who cared for it along the way.
That connection is something you just can’t get from a label.
A carefully curated collection, only the products we trust, for a healthier pantry, kitchen, home, and body.
Organic beef, sausage, chicken & heritage pork from Texas ranchers, cut for the grill or the campfire.
Wholesome meals made in our kitchen, ready for the table or the road.
Staples chosen with intention: clean ingredients and honest labels.
Well-made tools for cooking, serving, and gathering around the table.
Home essentials free of harmful chemicals. Clean in every sense.
The work of West Texas makers and artisans, made close to home.
Daily vitality, carefully sourced from only the brands we trust.
Provision up before you go. Essentials for the road ahead.
Food is more than fuel. It is connection: to the land, to the maker, and to one another.
Somewhere along the way, food became a commodity: fast, processed, and far from its source. We believe living well begins with reclaiming that connection: eating real food, knowing where it comes from, and slowing down enough to savor it.
We partner with West Texas ranchers, farmers, distillers, and makers, and choose every piece by hand, from the produce in the kitchen to the whiskey on the top shelf. Nothing here is by accident. Only what is nourishing, honest, and something we would set on our own table.
"To be a true waypoint for this community, a place to eat well, live well, and find direction in how we live."
Our gatherings bring the community around one table for a seasonal, whole-food supper and an evening of health and wellness education. Hear from the ranchers and farmers who raise our food, and leave with a deeper understanding of eating and living well.
A regenerative-beef dinner honoring a West Texas ranch family. Meet the people who raise your food.
ReserveA late-summer harvest supper built entirely around what is fresh and peaking beneath the Davis Mountains.
ReserveA guided tasting through the best of Texas bourbon and single malt, and the stories behind the barrels.
ReserveAn evening with the desert's own spirit: sotol and mezcal, paired with Texas meats and tales of the borderlands.
ReserveTexas raised me: wide-open spaces, good people, long roads. Fort Davis is where it all came together. The mountains, the people, and the sky.
We built The Waypoint to share that feeling. Real food from real ranchers, a good bottle for a special evening, and a table where neighbors become friends. Healthy living isn't a diet here. It's a way of life. Come find your waypoint.
— Caitlin, Founder
A weekly record of healthy living, the farmers who feed us, recipes from our kitchen, and the road that led here.
Why seasonal, local produce is better for the land and for the body.
A conversation with the family raising food the regenerative way.
How a return to the family table reshaped what healthy living means.
Fine spirits, Texas wine, and craft beer. Every label here has earned its place.
Must be 21+ to purchase alcohol · Please enjoy responsibly
Next door to The Overland Trail Hotel
Fort Davis, Texas
Monday–Saturday · 10am–9pm
Join the journey: quiet notes from the shop, once a week.
Twelve mountain view rooms, three luxury Conestoga wagons, bar, and pool. Right next door.
One of the best-preserved frontier military posts in the Southwest, guarding the old San Antonio–El Paso road since 1854.
Skyline Drive at sunset, hiking and birding in the high desert, and the historic adobe Indian Lodge tucked into the hills.
World-class telescopes atop Mount Locke and famous evening Star Parties, with some of the darkest night skies in North America.
Art, minimalism, and the mysterious Marfa Lights. The high-desert town the world keeps finding its way to.
The world's largest spring-fed swimming pool, with cool, clear desert water an easy drive from town.
Alpine's galleries on the way, and the vast wild of Big Bend National Park a couple hours down the road.
Your basecamp for the high country.