5 acres hosted by Kathy S.
Situated adjacent to Barr Lake State Park Wildlife Refuge, guests can hike, bike, or ride horses around the lake trail. You will see many kinds of birds, including bald eagles, ducks, geese, and pelicans. You will likely see cattle, horses, foxes, snakes, deer, coyotes, and skunks. The sunrises and sunsets can be spectacular.
We have one acre of fenced pasture that can be used for guests traveling with horses or other large animals.
This is a rural location with close access to Barr Lake State Park, full shopping, restaurants, and interstate highway. It is within a mile of a busy railroad crossing.
Pets of any kind are strictly not allowed in the Wildlife Refuge section of Barr Lake State Park; this is for the protection of both the pets and the wildlife. Water access and activities are banned on this part of the park as well. Water activities, such as fishing, paddle boards, kayaking, etc., are permitted via the main entrance to the park on Picadilly Road (the other side of the lake from this location); it requires travel of about 10 minutes to reach the main entrance of the park. A day or annual pass is required to enter the park, which can be purchased at the entrance gate.