# Kingsland, TX Massage & Acupuncture, Ranked (2026)

**Updated:** August 2, 2026 · **Author:** Julie K. O'Leary, L.Ac., LMT · **Area:** Llano County, Texas

**Source page:** https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/kingsland-tx

**Editorial angle:** The train-depot massage town

Kingsland has exactly two working massage businesses — the Train District studio locals have used under two names for years, and a barbershop hybrid — and no acupuncture at all. Here’s the full picture, including where the needles are.

## Quick answer

- **Best overall:** [Kingsland Massage & Co.](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/kingsland-tx#p-kingsland-massage-co) — The town’s flagship and the only in-town business that publishes what it charges, who works there and their Texas license numbers — two named therapists, a full menu from $50, online booking, and a continuous practice behind the Massage Depot name locals already know.
- **Best value:** [Kingsland Massage & Co.](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/kingsland-tx#p-kingsland-massage-co) — It is the only business inside Kingsland that publishes what a massage costs — the other in-town option publishes no menu, no session lengths and no rates at all. An $85 hour drops to roughly $72 a session when bought as a five-session bundle for $360, which sits under the Marble Falls wellness-spa tier at $120 for 50 minutes.
- **Best for a lake-house or RV weekend nobody wants to interrupt with a drive:** [Kevin Munn, LMT](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/kingsland-tx#p-kevin-munn-lmt) — Mobile-only bodywork along the Marble Falls–Kingsland corridor, so the session happens at the rental instead of costing an hour of the weekend. Nothing is published about rates or radius, so the first call settles both — and the Train District studio takes house calls too if his calendar is full.
- **Best for both modalities:** [Palomino Massage & Acupuncture](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/kingsland-tx#p-palomino-massage-acupuncture) — No acupuncturist was found in Kingsland or anywhere on the Lake LBJ shoreline, so both modalities in one appointment means a drive. This is the nearest practice confirmed to have a single practitioner licensed in both; Sana Vida, a similar distance away, pairs them at the same address across different practitioners.

## Two working studios, one depot lineage, and no acupuncture at all

Kingsland’s supply is small enough to count on one hand and specific enough to be worth counting properly. Two massage businesses currently operate inside town limits: the studio in the Historic Train District, which is the flagship by any measure that can be checked, and a barbershop-and-salon hybrid on the 1431 corridor where massage is one line on a long service list. A third option drives in — a mobile therapist working the Marble Falls–Kingsland corridor. No national chain, no resort spa and no medical spa was found operating here, so every provider is an independent owner-operator, which is exactly why how much each one publishes about itself varies so wildly.

The town’s massage history runs through one building type. The flagship sits beside the Antlers Hotel and Grand Central Café in the depot district, and it is the same practice locals booked as Massage Depot over on Altman Street — same phone number, the same named therapists appearing in reviews from both eras, and a Facebook address that still ends in massagedepot. Two other Kingsland names still circulate online and neither takes appointments: Massage Garage, a genuinely separate business run by different therapists whose reviews stop in 2013 and whose listing carries a closed tag, and Reflections Day Spa, whose directory entry now shows a notice redirecting customers away. Sorting those four names down to one continuously operating studio is most of what a local guide is for.

Price transparency is the sharpest divide in the market. The Train District studio publishes everything: $50 for 30 minutes, $85 for an hour, $125 for 90 minutes, then $100 for a 60-minute hot stone and $140 for the 90-minute version, plus bundles that bring a 60-minute session to roughly $72 when bought five at a time. Nobody else in town publishes a rate at all. Set against the Marble Falls comparison set, that $85 hour is not the cheapest thing in the region — independent studios there run about $70 to $90 an hour — but it sits well under the wellness-spa tier at $120 for 50 minutes and far under the resort tier at Horseshoe Bay Resort, where a 50-minute massage starts at $175 before a mandatory 22% service charge — and where access is limited to overnight guests and club members.

And then the gap. Every acupuncture search variant run for this town returned either Marble Falls and Austin-area clinics or an unrelated Kingsland Boulevard in Katy, about 170 miles away; no acupuncturist was found practicing inside Kingsland, and none anywhere on the Lake LBJ shoreline. There is no local version of that appointment at any price — the needles are a twenty-minute drive east, and the only real decision left is which Marble Falls practice you want. That is why this guide ranks two out-of-town clinics and one out-of-town solo practice alongside the businesses that are genuinely here. Leaving them out would answer half the question a Kingsland reader is actually asking.

- **2** — massage businesses operating inside Kingsland — plus one mobile therapist who drives in
- **0** — acupuncturists found in Kingsland or anywhere on the Lake LBJ shoreline
- **$50–$140** — the flagship’s published menu, from a 30-minute massage to a 90-minute hot stone
- **2** — former Kingsland massage businesses still surfacing in directories — closure evidenced by a listing tag and an operator notice, not confirmed by phone

## How we built this list

1. **Still open, under the name it uses now** — Kingsland has more former massage businesses circulating in directories than working ones. Every entry ranked here was checked against its own current website or live public listing; the two reported closures appear as context, never as options.
2. **One business, one entry** — The Train District studio has traded under two names at two addresses. Identical phone number, the same named therapists in reviews from both eras, and a Facebook URL still ending in massagedepot: it is listed once, as one practice, not twice as two.
3. **Actually inside Kingsland** — Acupuncture searches for this town keep returning clinics on a Kingsland Boulevard in Katy, roughly 170 miles away, and one genuine Kingsland business with "Spa" in its name sells hair and skin services only. Both were screened out by address and by service list.
4. **Published prices, or an honest blank** — Only one of the two massage businesses inside Kingsland publishes what a session costs, which makes the price column here a genuine point of difference rather than a formality. Where a business publishes nothing, this guide says "pricing not published" instead of estimating a number a reader would then quote back at the front desk.
5. **Named practitioners with published credentials** — Who will actually be in the room, and what they publish about their training and license. Where a business publishes license numbers we cite them and note that we did not cross-check them against the state database.
6. **Acupuncture scored as a distance question** — Because the in-town answer is zero, acupuncture is ranked as "how far and at what published price" rather than as a feature. That is why three Marble Falls practices appear on a Kingsland list.

Built from a desk audit run on 2 August 2026: every business surfaced by name, service-type and directory searches for Kingsland and ZIP 78639, then checked against its own website where one exists. Six providers are ranked, four of them based outside Kingsland, because on two of this page’s questions — acupuncture, and a full spa menu — the town has no answer of its own. Limits worth knowing: Yelp and Tripadvisor block automated reading, so counts credited to them here come from search-result listings rather than rendered pages; the flagship’s 4.9-star Google figure comes from a third-party aggregator rather than from Google; published license numbers were not cross-checked against the state database; and the two closures rest on a directory tag and an operator notice, not a phone call. No business paid for placement and none was contacted about it.

## Editorial disclosure

This guide is researched, written, and published by Palomino Massage & Acupuncture — and Palomino is one of the 6 providers ranked below. You should know that before you read our opinion of the competition.

Rankings are editorial opinion. The underlying facts — services offered, published pricing, and each provider's own public review ratings — were observed from public sources on August 2, 2026 and can change at any time. We publish each business's own rating as cited text; we never score another studio ourselves, and this page carries no Review or AggregateRating markup about any business.

We do not accept payment, commission, or any other consideration for placement on this list. No provider was contacted for approval, and no listing can be bought or removed.

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## At a glance: every Kingsland option compared

| Studio | Massage | Acupuncture | Both in one session | Rating | Pricing | Best for |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| [Kingsland Massage & Co.](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/kingsland-tx#p-kingsland-massage-co) | Yes | No | No | 4.9 ★ · 45 Google reviews, reported by a third-party aggregator rather than pulled from Google directly (observed Aug 2026) | $85 / 60 min · menu runs $50 (30 min) to $140 (90-min hot stone) | Anyone in Kingsland who wants a licensed, priced-in-advance massage without leaving town. |
| [Palomino Massage & Acupuncture](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/kingsland-tx#p-palomino-massage-acupuncture) *(our studio)* | Yes | Yes | Yes | — | Acupuncture $75 / 60 min · massage $150 / 60 min · acupuncture + massage $175 / 90 min | Kingsland clients who want acupuncture, or both modalities from the same practitioner in one appointment. |
| [Rene' & Company](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/kingsland-tx#p-rene-and-company) | Yes | No | No | 4.3 ★ · 16 reviews on Birdeye, for the salon side of the business (observed Aug 2026) | — | Locals stacking errands — a haircut, salon work and a massage at a single Kingsland address. |
| [Kevin Munn, LMT](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/kingsland-tx#p-kevin-munn-lmt) | Yes | No | No | 5.0 ★ · 7 reviews (Vagaro, observed Aug 2026) | — | Lake-house and RV guests who want the table brought to them. |
| [Sana Vida Wellness Spa & Tea Bar](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/kingsland-tx#p-sana-vida-wellness-spa) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yelp lists 40 reviews; the star figure was not captured (observed Aug 2026) | $120 / 50-min massage ($85 members) · acupuncture $120 initial (80 min) or $50 group (40 min) | Anyone who wants a full spa menu, group-priced acupuncture, or Sunday hours. |
| [AcuRepower Acupuncture & Wellness](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/kingsland-tx#p-acurepower) | No | Yes | No | — | Initial session $85 · 4-session package $320 · 8-session package $620 | Kingsland patients who want acupuncture alone, on a published price, over a course of sessions. |

*Every figure below was read from the business’s own site or its public listings on 2 August 2026 and is reproduced as published — we never score another studio ourselves. An em dash means the business publishes nothing we could cite.*

## The rankings

Listed 1 to 6. Rank is our editorial assessment for Kingsland readers — nobody paid to appear here or to move up.

## 1. Kingsland Massage & Co. — The Train District mainstay, two names and one continuous practice

- **Badges:** Editor's Pick · Best Value
- **Area:** Historic Train District — beside the Antlers Hotel and Grand Central Café
- **Address:** 2402 RM 1431, Ste 7, Kingsland, TX 78639
- **Public rating:** 4.9 ★ · 45 Google reviews, reported by a third-party aggregator rather than pulled from Google directly (observed Aug 2026)
- **Published pricing:** $85 / 60 min · menu runs $50 (30 min) to $140 (90-min hot stone)
- **Massage:** Yes
- **Acupuncture:** No
- **Modalities:** Therapeutic massage, Hot stone, Spa reflexology, Prenatal (second trimester on), Scalp treatment, House calls
- **Website:** https://www.kingslandmassagecotx.com/

Kingsland's massage market has one obvious center of gravity, and it sits in the Historic Train District a few steps from the Antlers Hotel and Grand Central Café. What makes this studio unusual for a town of 7,500 is how much of itself it publishes: a full service menu with prices attached, two named therapists with their Texas license numbers printed next to their training — Heather Harris, LMT #104499, a Lauterstein-Conway graduate practicing since 2008, and Cindy Seifert, LMT #111464, with a resort-spa background — and a Texas massage establishment license, ME7628, on the same site. Very little else in this radius is that legible from a phone screen at eleven at night.

The service model is deliberately narrow. Instead of a menu of branded modalities, the studio sells one general therapeutic massage customized to whatever the client walks in with, plus hot stone, a reflexology-and-scrub spa session, and a scalp add-on. Booking runs through Mindbody, and house calls are available by appointment for lake rentals, though those are quoted case by case rather than listed.

The identity question worth settling before you book: this is the practice locals knew as Massage Depot on Altman Street, not the separate Massage Garage that closed years ago. Same phone number, same therapists, newer name and address.

**Strengths**

- Two named therapists with their Texas license numbers published on the studio’s own site — Heather Harris, LMT #104499, and Cindy Seifert, LMT #111464
- A complete published price menu, including prepaid bundles — five 60-minute sessions for $360 works out to about $72 a session
- Online booking through Mindbody rather than phone tag
- House calls by appointment, useful for lake rentals and the RV resort next door
- Texas massage establishment license ME7628 published on the site

**Considerations**

- Acupuncture not offered — massage only
- Appointment-only with no walk-in desk; the studio’s own note says a locked door usually means a session is in progress
- Closed Sundays
- A third-party Spa Week listing shows a different range ($40–$105) plus couples options that do not appear on the studio’s current menu — confirm the price when you book
- Founding date is unresolved: the site cites 18+ years of therapist experience while one search summary says the business was established in 2017
- License numbers are self-published and were not cross-checked against the state license database for this guide

**Best for:** Anyone in Kingsland who wants a licensed, priced-in-advance massage without leaving town.

**Source:** [Kingsland Massage & Co. — service menu and pricing](https://www.kingslandmassagecotx.com/service-menu-and-pricing)

## 2. Palomino Massage & Acupuncture — Kingsland has no acupuncturist; this one is twenty minutes east

- **Badges:** Our studio
- **Area:** Main Street, Marble Falls — 12–13 miles east on RM 1431
- **Address:** 515 Main St, Marble Falls, TX 78654
- **Published pricing:** Acupuncture $75 / 60 min · massage $150 / 60 min · acupuncture + massage $175 / 90 min
- **Massage:** Yes
- **Acupuncture:** Yes
- **Modalities:** Acupuncture, Therapeutic massage, Deep tissue, Blended 90-minute session, Chinese herbal medicine
- **Book:** https://marblefallsspa.com/book

Disclosure first: this guide is published by Palomino, and the practice is ranked inside it rather than quietly left out. What earns the second slot is narrow and checkable. Julie K. O'Leary holds two Texas credentials at once — L.Ac. and LMT — and is a licensed herbalist; she has been in practice since 2004; she earned a Master of Oriental Medicine at AOMA Graduate School of Integrative Medicine in Austin and a BA in medical anthropology at UT Austin; and she performs both modalities herself, including a 90-minute session that blends acupuncture and bodywork instead of splitting them across two appointments and two people.

For a Kingsland reader that matters for one reason. This research found no acupuncturist inside Kingsland and none anywhere on the Lake LBJ shoreline, so every option is a drive, and among the practices at the end of that drive this is the one confirmed to be a single practitioner holding both licenses. Sana Vida, ranked below, offers both modalities at a comparable distance with a larger acupuncture team and a published menu of its own — a real alternative, and the better fit if breadth of staff and availability matter more to you than seeing the same practitioner each visit.

The trade is the obvious one: a drive, and a solo calendar rather than a roster.

**Strengths**

- One practitioner holds both Texas licenses — L.Ac. and LMT — and performs both modalities herself
- A 90-minute session that combines acupuncture and massage in one visit rather than two appointments with two people
- Practicing since 2004; Master of Oriental Medicine from AOMA in Austin, BA in medical anthropology from UT Austin; also a licensed herbalist
- A fixed Marble Falls address on Main Street, with online booking

**Considerations**

- Not in Kingsland — the nearest appointment is 12–13 miles east on RM 1431, roughly 20 minutes
- A solo practice: one calendar, with no second therapist for overlapping or same-day bookings
- For massage alone there are two options inside Kingsland that need no drive at all
- This guide is published by Palomino; the rankings are our editorial opinion and our own practice is ranked in them

**Best for:** Kingsland clients who want acupuncture, or both modalities from the same practitioner in one appointment.

**About the drive:** No acupuncturist practices in Kingsland, and this research found none anywhere on the Lake LBJ shoreline — so a single appointment covering both modalities does not exist inside the town at any price. The nearest one is here: 12–13 miles east on RM 1431 through Granite Shoals, about twenty minutes from the Train District, where one practitioner — licensed in both massage and acupuncture, and practicing since 2004 — combines them in a single 90-minute session, at rates you can read before you call. Sana Vida sits a similar distance away and offers both, across different practitioners. Two mapping sources put the drive at 19–22 minutes town center to town center; a house on the far side of the lake adds a few minutes.

**Source:** [Palomino Massage & Acupuncture — services and pricing](https://marblefallsspa.com/services)

## 3. Rene' & Company — A barbershop and salon where massage is one service among many

- **Area:** On the RM 1431 corridor through Kingsland
- **Public rating:** 4.3 ★ · 16 reviews on Birdeye, for the salon side of the business (observed Aug 2026)
- **Massage:** Yes
- **Acupuncture:** No
- **Modalities:** Swedish massage, Chair massage, Barbering & hair color, Nails & waxing, Spray tanning, Microblading & lash extensions

Kingsland's second working massage option is not a massage studio. Rene' & Company trades as a barbershop and full-service salon — barbering, color, nails, waxing, spray tanning, microblading, lash extensions — with massage listed among the services rather than as the reason the business exists. A staff therapist keeps a public MassageBook profile advertising Swedish and chair work, and that profile is the clearest statement of what the massage side actually offers: the business itself publishes no massage menu, no session lengths and no rates that this research could find anywhere.

That shapes who it suits. If you want a haircut, a wax and a massage at the same address on a Saturday, this is the only place in town that can do all three, and the local following is real — 432 Facebook likes and 325 check-ins at the time of research, in a town of 7,500. If you are choosing on modality depth or comparing published prices, there is nothing here to compare against the Train District studio.

One practical wrinkle before you drive: four directories carry three different street numbers for the business, all on the 1431 corridor. A second Birdeye profile under a slightly different name sits empty at zero reviews, which reads as an unclaimed duplicate rather than a second location. Call first and take the address from a person.

**Strengths**

- The only address in town where massage sits alongside barbering, nails and waxing
- A staff massage therapist maintains a public MassageBook profile with online booking
- An active local following — 432 Facebook likes and 325 check-ins at the time of research

**Considerations**

- Published street address is inconsistent — three different numbers on the 1431 corridor across four directories; call to confirm before driving
- Pricing not published: no massage menu, session lengths or rates were found in any source
- Acupuncture not offered
- Massage is one of many services rather than the specialty, so massage-specific depth cannot be verified from published material
- A duplicate Birdeye listing under a similar name shows zero reviews, which suggests an unclaimed profile rather than a second location

**Best for:** Locals stacking errands — a haircut, salon work and a massage at a single Kingsland address.

**Source:** [MassageBook — Rene' & Company therapist profile](https://www.massagebook.com/Kingsland~Massage~FrostyFarquhar)

## 4. Kevin Munn, LMT — Mobile bodywork that comes to the lake house or the RV site

- **Area:** Mobile only — no storefront; based in Marble Falls, serving the RM 1431 corridor
- **Public rating:** 5.0 ★ · 7 reviews (Vagaro, observed Aug 2026)
- **Massage:** Yes
- **Acupuncture:** No
- **Modalities:** Therapeutic massage, Bodywork, Assisted stretching, Localized cryotherapy, House calls only
- **Website:** https://kevinmunnlmt.com/

Kingsland's rental economy — lake houses, the RV resort by the depot, weekend groups who arrive on Friday and have no intention of surrendering an hour of Saturday to a round trip — produces steady demand for bodywork that travels. Kevin Munn is the corridor's mobile answer. There is no storefront: the practice is described as based in Marble Falls and marketed across the Marble Falls–Kingsland corridor, with therapeutic massage, bodywork and assisted stretching delivered at the client's address, plus localized cryotherapy, which nothing else ranked in this guide lists. He is a graduate of the 500-hour program at A New Beginning School of Massage in Austin, and keeps his own site alongside a Vagaro booking page carrying 5.0 stars across seven reviews.

The trade-offs are structural rather than qualitative. Seven reviews is a small sample next to the Train District studio's forty-five, there is no room to walk into and no front desk to size up before you commit, and no rate card is published anywhere we could find. Coverage of a specific Kingsland address, travel time and the price all get settled on the phone, which is a longer first conversation than booking a studio slot online. His base city is worth confirming too: directories variously place him in Marble Falls, Dripping Springs and Port Aransas — one of them publishes a Dripping Springs street address — and nothing we read resolved which is current.

Worth knowing the alternative before you call: the Train District studio also does house calls by appointment, quoted the same case-by-case way.

**Strengths**

- Comes to you — no drive from a lake rental, an RV site or a weekend house
- 5.0 stars across seven Vagaro reviews, with a booking page and his own site to read before you call
- Graduate of the 500-hour program at A New Beginning School of Massage in Austin
- Localized cryotherapy alongside massage and stretching, which no other provider ranked here lists
- Markets to the Marble Falls–Kingsland corridor rather than a single town

**Considerations**

- No fixed location to visit before booking
- Pricing not published — the session rate and any travel are quoted by phone
- Acupuncture not offered
- Seven reviews is a small sample compared with the in-town studio’s published counts
- Base city is inconsistent across directories — Marble Falls, Dripping Springs and Port Aransas all appear, one of them with a Dripping Springs street address, and the service radius is not published; confirm your address is covered

**Best for:** Lake-house and RV guests who want the table brought to them.

**Source:** [Kevin Munn, LMT — practice page](https://www.facebook.com/kevinmunnlmt/)

## 5. Sana Vida Wellness Spa & Tea Bar — The nearest full spa menu, with acupuncture on the same price list

- **Area:** FM 1431, Marble Falls — the first full-service spa on the drive east
- **Address:** 507 FM 1431, Marble Falls, TX 78654
- **Public rating:** Yelp lists 40 reviews; the star figure was not captured (observed Aug 2026)
- **Published pricing:** $120 / 50-min massage ($85 members) · acupuncture $120 initial (80 min) or $50 group (40 min)
- **Massage:** Yes
- **Acupuncture:** Yes
- **Modalities:** Massage, Acupuncture (group and private), Facial rejuvenation acupuncture, Cupping & gua sha, Facials, Yoga classes
- **Website:** https://serasana.com/marblefalls/

Sana Vida — which trades under the Serasana brand — is the first place east of Kingsland where massage and acupuncture appear on the same menu, and it is the reason this guide's acupuncture answer is not a single business. At roughly the same distance as the entry ranked above it, it runs a genuinely broad operation: massage in 50- and 80-minute formats including prenatal, acupuncture in semi-private group recliner sessions as well as private ones, facial rejuvenation acupuncture, cupping, gua sha, facials, yoga classes and an organic tea bar, with a published price list covering all of it and membership tiers that discount the lot.

The structural difference from a solo practice is staffing. The acupuncture side is a team led by owner Patti McCormick, L.Ac., an acupuncturist with 20+ years in Chinese medicine; massage is handled by different therapists. That buys range and availability, and it costs continuity: the practice's own website does not name the individual acupuncturists on its service pages, so a first-time client cannot check in advance who they will see or read that person's credentials.

For a Kingsland reader, this is the pick when the plan is an afternoon rather than an appointment — and the only ranked option here open on a Sunday.

**Strengths**

- Both modalities on one published price list, with membership rates published alongside retail
- Group acupuncture at $50 for a 40-minute clothed session — the cheapest way into acupuncture found in this radius
- A menu well beyond bodywork: facials, cupping, gua sha, yoga classes and a tea bar
- Open seven days, including Sunday afternoons — the Train District studio is closed Sundays

**Considerations**

- Not in Kingsland — 507 FM 1431 in Marble Falls, roughly the same drive as the entry ranked above
- The individual acupuncturists are not named on the practice’s own service pages, so you cannot check in advance who you will see
- Massage and acupuncture are delivered by different practitioners rather than by one person
- Yelp categorizes the business primarily under Yoga, so it may not surface in a massage- or acupuncture-first category search

**Best for:** Anyone who wants a full spa menu, group-priced acupuncture, or Sunday hours.

**Source:** [Serasana Marble Falls (Sana Vida) — services and pricing](https://serasana.com/marblefalls/)

## 6. AcuRepower Acupuncture & Wellness — Acupuncture only, with a published price list and Saturday hours

- **Area:** US 281 North, Marble Falls
- **Address:** 1811 N US Hwy 281, Ste 9, Marble Falls, TX 78654
- **Published pricing:** Initial session $85 · 4-session package $320 · 8-session package $620
- **Massage:** No
- **Acupuncture:** Yes
- **Modalities:** Acupuncture, Cupping, Gua sha, Moxibustion, Chinese herbal medicine
- **Website:** https://www.acurepower.com/

If the one thing Kingsland cannot supply is acupuncture, this is the narrow answer to it: a single-modality clinic on US 281 in Marble Falls that does acupuncture and nothing else, run by Katy Wang, a licensed acupuncturist of Texas with a master's in traditional Chinese medicine from Texas Health and Science University. The technique list is classical — acupuncture with cupping, gua sha, moxibustion, Chinese tui na and herbal prescribing — and the practice states plainly on its own site that it does not offer massage, which is why it carries a "no" in the massage column of the table above.

What makes it usable from twenty minutes away is the pricing, which is published in full. An initial session is $85, four sessions are $320 and eight are $620, and the clinic states the packages can be shared with family or friends. For a Kingsland household planning a course of visits rather than a single one, that is a number you can budget against before the first drive rather than after the first appointment.

The constraints are the calendar and the stairs: four operating days a week, and a second-floor office that the practice's own site notes has no elevator.

**Strengths**

- A named, credentialed practitioner — Katy Wang, licensed acupuncturist of Texas, master’s in traditional Chinese medicine from Texas Health and Science University
- Pricing published in full, including package rates that lower the per-session cost
- Saturday hours, 10am–3pm
- Packages the clinic states can be shared with family or friends

**Considerations**

- Massage not offered — a single-modality acupuncture clinic
- Not in Kingsland — 1811 N US Hwy 281 in Marble Falls
- Open four days a week: Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 9am–5pm, Saturday 10am–3pm
- Second-floor office with no elevator, per the practice’s own site
- Packages are non-refundable and expire within six to twelve months

**Best for:** Kingsland patients who want acupuncture alone, on a published price, over a course of sessions.

**Source:** [AcuRepower — pricing](https://www.acurepower.com/pricing)

## Which one is right for you?

**If you're a visitor staying at the Antlers or walking the Train District trying to book a massage within a few steps of where you are already standing:** choose **[Kingsland Massage & Co.](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/kingsland-tx#p-kingsland-massage-co)** — The studio is in the depot district next to the hotel and the café, with a published menu you can read before you commit. It is appointment-only, though — call before you walk over, since the studio’s own note says a locked door usually means a session is running.

**If you're a lake-house renter or RV-resort guest trying to avoid losing an hour of a two-day weekend to a round trip:** choose **[Kevin Munn, LMT](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/kingsland-tx#p-kevin-munn-lmt)** — Mobile-only along the Marble Falls–Kingsland corridor: the table comes to the rental. Confirm your address is in range and settle the rate on the phone, because neither is published. If his calendar is full, the Train District studio does house calls by appointment, quoted the same way.

**If you're a Kingsland resident who needs acupuncture, or both modalities in one appointment trying to find the nearest option after discovering there is none in town:** choose **[Palomino Massage & Acupuncture](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/kingsland-tx#p-palomino-massage-acupuncture)** — Roughly twenty minutes east on RM 1431 — the nearest practice confirmed to have one practitioner holding both the L.Ac. and LMT licenses, blending them in a single 90-minute session. Disclosure: this is our own practice, and it is ranked second here, behind the town’s flagship.

**If you're a patient planning a course of acupuncture rather than a single session trying to know the whole cost before the first drive:** choose **[AcuRepower Acupuncture & Wellness](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/kingsland-tx#p-acurepower)** — The only provider on this page that publishes acupuncture package pricing: $85 for an initial session, $320 for four, $620 for eight, shareable with family per the clinic. It offers no massage, opens four days a week, and sits on a second floor with no elevator.

**If you're a couple or a group planning a spa afternoon trying to put facials, cupping, yoga and both bodywork modalities on one bill, ideally on a Sunday:** choose **[Sana Vida Wellness Spa & Tea Bar](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/kingsland-tx#p-sana-vida-wellness-spa)** — The broadest published menu within reach of Kingsland, and open Sunday afternoons when the Train District studio is closed. Expect different practitioners for massage and acupuncture, and note that the acupuncturists are not named on the practice’s own service pages.

**If you're a local stacking Saturday errands trying to get a haircut, salon work and a massage without a second stop across town:** choose **[Rene' & Company](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/kingsland-tx#p-rene-and-company)** — The only Kingsland address that does all three. Two caveats before you go: no massage prices, session lengths or modality menu are published anywhere we could find, and four directories list three different street numbers — get the address from a person on the phone.

## Kingsland to Marble Falls: what the twenty minutes actually buys

**Drive time:** about 20 minutes · **Typical route:** RM 1431 east, through Granite Shoals

Two independent mapping sources put the trip at 12 to 13 miles and 19 to 22 minutes, effectively all of it a single run east on RM 1431, passing through Granite Shoals on the way. Both figures are town center to town center rather than door to door, so a house on the far side of the lake adds a few minutes to whatever your map says.

What the drive buys is modality, not price. Massage in Marble Falls is not cheaper than massage in Kingsland — the independents there run about $70 to $90 an hour against the Train District studio’s $85, and the wellness-spa tier is higher again at $120 for 50 minutes. What Kingsland cannot supply at any price is acupuncture, a full spa menu, or both modalities in one appointment. Those are the only three reasons on this page to start the car.

If acupuncture is the reason, the choice at the far end is genuine rather than nominal: a single-modality clinic with published package pricing, a multi-practitioner spa with the cheapest group sessions we found anywhere in this radius, and a solo practitioner licensed in both modalities. Three different answers, all inside the same twenty minutes.

## Common questions about massage and acupuncture in Kingsland, TX

### Is Kingsland Massage & Co. the same place as Massage Depot?

Almost certainly yes — one business that changed its name and moved a few blocks, not two competitors. The Kingsland Massage-Depot listing at 1020 Altman Street and the current studio at 2402 RM 1431, Suite 7 carry the same phone number, the same named therapists turn up in reviews from both eras, and the business’s Facebook page still lives at a URL ending in kingsland.massagedepot even though the page now displays the newer name. We have not confirmed the rebrand with the owners directly, so treat it as strong circumstantial evidence rather than an official statement. Practically, it means one thing: if an old listing sends you to Altman Street, the appointment you want is in the Train District.

### Is Reflections Day Spa in Kingsland still open?

The evidence says no. The Yellow Pages listing for Reflections Day Spa & Salon at 1502 RM 1431 now carries an operator notice telling customers the location and contact details are old, and pointing them to the Marble Falls Massage Therapy Center instead. That successor is itself reported closed in our Marble Falls research — its domain now parks on a for-sale page — so the redirect no longer leads anywhere useful. One warning worth repeating: at least two unrelated spas elsewhere trade under the Reflections name and publish detailed price menus online. Those prices are not this business’s prices. And the closure here rests on a directory notice rather than a phone call, so treat it as strongly indicated rather than confirmed.

### Where is the nearest acupuncture to Kingsland and Lake LBJ?

Marble Falls — about 12 to 13 miles and roughly twenty minutes east on RM 1431. This research found no acupuncturist practicing inside Kingsland and none anywhere on the Lake LBJ shoreline, across every query variant tried. Three options sit at the end of that drive: AcuRepower on US 281, acupuncture only, publishing an $85 initial session; Sana Vida on FM 1431, where acupuncture starts at $50 for a 40-minute group session and shares a menu with massage; and Palomino, this guide’s publisher, where one practitioner licensed in both performs them together at a published $75 for 60 minutes of acupuncture or $175 for the 90-minute blended session. One search caveat worth knowing: queries for acupuncture in Kingsland routinely return clinics on a Kingsland Boulevard in Katy, about 170 miles away.

### Can I get a house-call massage at a Kingsland lake house or RV site?

Yes, from two directions. Kingsland Massage & Co. offers house calls by appointment and states plainly that the price varies by situation rather than sitting on its published menu, so the rate gets agreed on the phone. Kevin Munn, LMT, works mobile-only along the Marble Falls–Kingsland corridor and brings therapeutic massage, bodywork and stretching to the address, with no storefront at all. Neither publishes a travel fee, and neither confirmed a service radius in anything we could read, so give the exact address when you call. For weekend rentals and the RV resort by the depot, book earlier than you would in a city — both are small operations running single calendars.

### What is Kingsland Massage & Co.’s prenatal policy?

Kingsland Massage & Co.’s own service menu sets the policy: second trimester or beyond, with permission from your doctor. That is consistent with the general guidance large medical centers publish, which typically describes prenatal massage as appropriate after the first trimester once a clinician has cleared it — but the clearance is the part that matters, and it comes from your own provider, not from a guide like this one or from a booking form. Nothing here is medical advice. Practically: ask your OB or midwife first, then say you are booking prenatal work when you schedule, since positioning and session setup differ. No other Kingsland business publishes a prenatal policy we could find.

### How far is Marble Falls from Kingsland?

About 12 to 13 miles, and 19 to 22 minutes according to the two independent mapping sources checked for this guide, effectively all of it on RM 1431 heading east, passing through Granite Shoals. Both figures are town center to town center rather than door to door, so a lake house on the far shore adds a few minutes. That drive is what separates Kingsland from every acupuncture option in this guide and from the nearest full spa menu — but it does not buy cheaper massage, because the independent studios in Marble Falls sit in a similar hourly band and the wellness-spa tier there sits above the Train District studio’s $85 hour.

### Do you tip a massage therapist in Kingsland?

Customary guidance across the industry is 15 to 20% of the session price. No massage franchise or membership-billing chain was found operating in Kingsland, so you are tipping an owner-operator directly rather than working around a corporate policy. Two local specifics. The Train District studio sells prepaid bundles — five 60-minute sessions for $360 — so decide whether you are tipping at each visit or once at purchase, and say which, because prepaid packages make it easy for a tip to be overlooked. And house-call pricing here is quoted case by case rather than published, so ask whether travel is already inside the number you were given. Cash remains the simplest option at either in-town business.

### Is Protea Salon and Spa a day spa, or salon services only?

Not in the full sense, and one name catches people out. Protea Salon and Spa has a Kingsland address and the word Spa in its name, but its own website lists hair services and skin or esthetics services only — no massage, no acupuncture. The closest thing in town to a spa treatment is the reflexology-and-scrub session on the Train District studio’s menu, published at $70 for 45 minutes. Reflections Day Spa, which did pair massage with esthetics, appears to have closed. For facials, cupping, gua sha, yoga classes, a tea bar and both bodywork modalities on a single published menu, the nearest real answer is Sana Vida in Marble Falls, about twenty minutes east.

## Nearby guides

- [Best massage & acupuncture in Granite Shoals, TX](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/granite-shoals-tx)
- [Best massage & acupuncture in Marble Falls, TX](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/marble-falls-tx)
- [Best massage & acupuncture in Llano, TX](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/llano-tx)
- [Best massage & acupuncture in Burnet, TX](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture/burnet-tx)
- [All best-of guides for the Hill Country and Austin area](https://marblefallsspa.com/best-massage-acupuncture)

## Sources

Provider details, ratings, published pricing, and service lists on this page were observed on August 2, 2026. Ratings and prices drift — confirm anything decision-critical with the source before booking.

1. [Kingsland Massage & Co. — home](https://www.kingslandmassagecotx.com/)
2. [Kingsland Massage & Co. — service menu and pricing](https://www.kingslandmassagecotx.com/service-menu-and-pricing)
3. [Kingsland Massage & Co. — scheduling and gift cards](https://www.kingslandmassagecotx.com/schedule-an-appointment-or-buy-gift-cards-here)
4. [Wanderlog — Kingsland Massage & Co. (aggregated Google and Tripadvisor ratings)](https://wanderlog.com/place/details/657828/kingsland-massage--co)
5. [Yelp — Kingsland Massage (review count)](https://www.yelp.com/biz/kingsland-massage-kingsland-4)
6. [Facebook — Kingsland Massage & Co. (page URL still reads kingsland.massagedepot)](https://www.facebook.com/kingsland.massagedepot/)
7. [Yellow Pages — Kingsland Massage-Depot, 1020 Altman St (historical listing)](https://www.yellowpages.com/kingsland-tx/mip/kingsland-massage-depot-503484028)
8. [MassageBook — Rene' & Company therapist profile](https://www.massagebook.com/Kingsland~Massage~FrostyFarquhar)
9. [Birdeye — Rene' & Company reviews](https://reviews.birdeye.com/rene-company-170065299049859)
10. [Kevin Munn, LMT — practice page](https://www.facebook.com/kevinmunnlmt/)
11. [Vagaro — Kevin Munn, LMT reviews](https://www.vagaro.com/kevinmunnlmt1/reviews)
12. [Serasana Marble Falls (Sana Vida) — services and pricing](https://serasana.com/marblefalls/)
13. [Yelp — Sana Vida, Marble Falls (review count)](https://www.yelp.com/biz/sana-vida-marble-falls-3)
14. [AcuRepower — home](https://www.acurepower.com/)
15. [AcuRepower — pricing](https://www.acurepower.com/pricing)
16. [Protea Salon and Spa — services (no massage or acupuncture)](https://proteasalonandspa.com/)
17. [Tripadvisor — Kingsland Massage Garage (listing tagged closed)](https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g56084-d3461725-Reviews-Kingsland_Massage_Garage-Kingsland_Texas.html)
18. [Yellow Pages — Reflections Day Spa, Kingsland (operator redirect notice)](https://www.yellowpages.com/kingsland-tx/mip/reflections-day-spa-482212461)
19. [MassageFinder — Kingsland, TX therapist directory](https://www.massagefinder.com/kingsland_tx/all/)
20. [Distance Cities — Kingsland to Marble Falls drive](https://www.distance-cities.com/distance-kingsland-tx-to-marble-falls-tx)
21. [Rome2Rio — Kingsland to Marble Falls](https://www.rome2rio.com/s/Kingsland-TX-USA/Marble-Falls)
22. [Palomino Massage & Acupuncture — services and pricing](https://marblefallsspa.com/services)

## About the publisher

- **Business:** Palomino Massage & Acupuncture (Palomino Body + Mind)
- **Practitioner:** Julie K. O'Leary, L.Ac. · LMT · Licensed Herbalist — 20+ years
- **Address:** 515 Main St, Marble Falls, TX 78654
- **Phone:** (512) 815-8522
- **Email:** spapalomino@gmail.com
- **Hours:** Mon – Fri: 11 – 6 · Saturday: By appointment · Sunday: Closed
- **Website:** https://marblefallsspa.com
- **Book online:** https://book.squareup.com/appointments/6vakfcm94m4y6d/location/LPNF6M8GA5A8H/services
- **Service area:** Marble Falls, Horseshoe Bay, Burnet, Kingsland, Granite Shoals, Spicewood