Hay Creek Ranch Horse Camp

6 recommendations and reviews from 5 people

• Referral from November 12, 2016
  

  Dana E. asked:

  My husband and I are hoping to go to Arizona in January and February 2017. We have a LQ and 2 horses. Does anyone have any recommendations for places to camp with our horses. We would like water and electricity and septic if possible. We are having a difficult time finding places on line. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

  

  Tim P. replied:

  Hay Creek Ranch in Oracle, AZ. Haycreekranch.net

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• Referral from June 27, 2016
  

  Stephanie S. asked:

  Last Minute Camping Plans!! Looking for ideas to camp in Western SD (besides Broken Arrow, French Creek and Elk Haven) that would have a good, solid 2 days of riding and electric hookups. Just looking on places to check into to see if camping spots are open. Thank you! PFA.

  

  Sarah D. replied:

  https://www.facebook.com/165994236794209 Hay Creek Ranch Horse Camp in Nemo, SD! Doug's an awesome host, there are HOURS of riding, electrical hookups, pens for the ponies, gorgeous scenery, etc. etc. etc. http://www.haycreekranch.net/

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• Referral from December 16, 2015
  

  Tracey L. asked:

  My husband and I are looking for a place to camp with our RV and horses in January for our anniversary. We will need a place to board the horses, but want them close to the RV. Dry camping is okay, hook-ups not necessary. I have looked on line and found a few: Catalina State Park, Tucson; Rocking M Ranch, Tucson; or Tombstone Livery Stables. We will need to be able to trail ride right from the RV spot, and not have to trailer the horses to a trail. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated, or input regarding the listed places. Thank you! Tracey

  

  Jan C. replied:

  If the weather is good in January, this is a nice place to stay. http://haycreekranch.net/haycreekranchaz.com/index_AZ.html

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• Referral from August 31, 2015
  

  Cherryl M. asked:

  We are planning a trip to AZ. for October, November, December and maybe January. Looking for a camp ground to stay in that we can ride out of camp some times . We have 4 horses 3 dogs and a LQ a full hock up would best, but can do with electric and water. On a fixed income so need a senior friendly place. Please tell me what you think. And if you have the phone number please give it to me.

  

  Cheryl T. replied:

  There are many places to stay in AZ...what do you want besides horse riding trails? If you want to be near lots of activities and people; then look at places near Phoenix...Mesa; Apache Junction. If you just want piece and quiet with lots of riding (don't need to trailer out), then here's a place to look at located NE of Tucson...Hay Creek Ranch - AZ. www.haycreekranch.net (520) 488-9969 or (605) 578-1142. Call in the evening...the owner rides during the day. :) They also own a horse camp in South Dakota.

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• Referral from February 13, 2018
  

  Maxine G. asked:

  Need recommendations for horse camping in Arizona and New Mexico. Sites with electric and water hookups. Thanks.

  

  Jody L. replied:

  Hay Creek Ranch-AZ near Oracle, AZ. www.haycreekranch.net

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• Referral from October 26, 2017
  

  Florence B. asked:

  We are seriously considering selling our home and becoming fulltime rvers where do you fulltimers stay in the summer time? What I am looking for is recomendations of places to camp that has long time camping . We know a lot of folks go to AZ for the winter. Need some sugestions thanks in advance.

  

  Jody L. replied:

  Try the Black Hills in South Dakota. Great temps, low humidity, not a lot of bugs. (www.haycreekranch.net)

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