Bar 7 RV Park and Bath House - horse friendly

The Bar 7 RV Park (two spaces available at $40.00/site/night - maximum guest count 4 people per site) and Bath House are located on a working cattle ranch located five miles outside of the town of Meeker, Colorado. Sorry, but we are NOT able to accommodate for TENTS and DO NOT accommodate for guests sleeping in their vehicles. The Bath House (use included in space price) has two showers, sinks and toilets. Bath House use limited to once per person/per day. Towels not provided. PLEASE NOTE: These are spaces for individual RV's (which you bring to the property); Sorry, but we are NOT able to accommodate for tents. If you are interested in lodging, please refer to the Bar 7 Ranch House or Bar 7 Bunk House. Guests (no more than 4 people per site) will have access to the designated RV spots, including the RV fire pit (please ask Management as to fire ban status before using) and Bath House. About Meeker: For those seeking easy access to hiking, OHV trails, camping, hunting, fishing, backpacking, horseback riding, snowmobiling and other outdoor recreation, Meeker is a sure thing. Fishing and hunting are also big businesses here. Anglers can take advantage of several public access fishing areas within a couple miles of town, and public lands outside of town offer a variety of fishable waters. A dramatically scenic drive is the Flat Tops Trail Scenic Byway; the 82-mile drive starts in Meeker and offers lots of picturesque pull-offs along the journey to Yampa. Meeker is host to a roster of annual festivals, including the Meekerpalooza Arts & Music Festival (June), the Range Call Fourth of July celebration, White River OHV Rendezvous (July) and the Meeker Classic Sheepdog Championship Trials (September). For a peek into the history of the area, visit The White River Museum, which is housed in the 1880s U.S. Calvary Garrison's officer's quarters. See photos of early settlers and the stories and artifacts they left behind, including clothing and jewelry, uniforms from every branch of the service worn by Meeker men, moccasins made by a Ute Indian woman, an original hand printing press used by The Meeker Herald and much more. No/low noise policy from 10:00 p.m. - 9:00 a.m. Please turn off all outdoor lights no later than 10:00 p.m.