Photo courtesy of the OEF
The Breaks at Bar-H offers visitors a variety of facilities for their comfort and convenience. For those wishing to stay
overnight we have designated camping sites near the restroom facilities at the entrance. In the same area are twelve designated and four backup
RV sites with water/electric hookups plus a dump station. Just past this area, on the ranch road to the Old House, is a bike washing stand.
We have full restroom facilities at the Old House as well, including hot showers. The open pasture just east of this is a favorite for campers, but please be aware, there are as yet no water or electric hookups in this section.
Since we are open 24 X 7 year round, except during deer hunting season in north Texas, at the entrance you'll find a self-pay station located in the restroom/shower building.
We have full restroom facilities at the Old House as well, including hot showers. The open pasture just east of this is a favorite for campers, but please be aware, there are as yet no water or electric hookups in this section.
Since we are open 24 X 7 year round, except during deer hunting season in north Texas, at the entrance you'll find a self-pay station located in the restroom/shower building.
Here you'll find sign-in/pay envelopes, informational notices and trail maps. This is an unmanned paystation so we depend
upon our customer's integrity!
Besides having some of the best mountain biking trails in the southwest our place is open to many other forms of recreation. Visitors are welcome to hike, camp, run and even practice their orienteering skills on the ranch. Scouting groups, outdoor clubs, adventure racing teams and the like have been past visitors and are always welcome back. A reminder though; these are mountain biking trails first, so please yield to bikers.
Besides having some of the best mountain biking trails in the southwest our place is open to many other forms of recreation. Visitors are welcome to hike, camp, run and even practice their orienteering skills on the ranch. Scouting groups, outdoor clubs, adventure racing teams and the like have been past visitors and are always welcome back. A reminder though; these are mountain biking trails first, so please yield to bikers.
