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![]() We even get visitors when we have the rare snowfall ![]() Campers enjoying a fire in the camping loop Happened to have a visitor on Halloween, my birthday, but I wasn’t there to share my birthday with them. ![]() Halloween visitor, no trick, but a nice treat! ![]() First visitor using new camping loop ![]() Huge schoolies are a great camping option This was the first schoolie to camp out at RVR. Unfortunately, she cut the corner too tight and the right rear wheels went off the driveway into the mud and got stuck. There are only a couple times during the year where enough rain is received to make the ground muddy. The volcanic dust turns into a very slippery mud called gumbo. There are even tires made specific for gumbo. Robynne had to bring in a tow truck to get her unstuck. As more rain was expected, she had to cut her visit short to avoid more problems. ![]() Another beautiful sunset as seen from Ridge Valley Ranch, courtesy of my cousin James When designing the driveway to access the property, it was our goal to make the driveway wide enough to accommodate the largest of rigs. Since the property is 36+ acres in size, there is no shortage of places to camp on the property. Most of the property is fairly rocky while other areas are relatively clear of rocks. ![]() 5th wheel rig from Lake Havasu City, AZ stopping by for a visit ![]() 5th wheel rig from Houston, TX stopping by for an extended visit As time permits, we will be clearing some areas to insure accessibility by all sizes of rigs with varying degrees of ground clearance. Time and budget permitting, we will be adding graveled areas to make things nicer during the rainy season. We are continuing to offer free camping for both short and long term duration. This includes firewood easily collected on site. With limited use and combined with the size of the property, your privacy can be insured, as well as peace and quiet. In this video, I venture further away from my first video, and frankly, still haven’t walked the property line…am sure if I was to go further SE I would have even better mountain views, but it is even rockier in that direction. Ridge Valley Ranch is on the west side of the Windsor Valley in Concho, AZ. We have a valley view to the east and northeast and a view of the White Mountains to the southeast. |
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