RV Site #5: Horse-First RV Camping with Plumbed Water and Quiet, No-Power Nights

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RV Site #5: Horse-First RV Camping with Plumbed Water and Quiet, No-Power Nights

A small, horse-friendly RV site operated by Iron Horse Unlimited LLC offering plumbed water, two rentable 12x16 horse pens, and a no-power setting—ideal for travelers arriving with equines.

RV Site #5: Horse-First RV Camping with Plumbed Water and Quiet, No-Power Nights.

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Iron Horse Unlimited LLC
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Robert Eric Crews
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RV Site #5 at Iron Horse Unlimited LLC is a deliberately simple, equine-oriented overnight option: sites have plumbed water, no electrical hookups, and access to two 12x16 horse pens that can be rented per horse. The facility emphasizes a peaceful, low-distraction stay for riders and their animals while requiring current health documentation to protect equine health.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE AMENITIES

Plumbed water, no power

All sites at RV Site #5 come with plumbed water but intentionally no electrical power, delivering a basic, self-reliant camping experience focused on horses and quiet nights.

THE HORSE SETUP

Two 12x16 pens available

The site offers two 12x16 horse pens that can be rented at $20 per night per horse, allowing owners to stable animals close to their RVs while they camp on-site.

THE ATMOSPHERE

A tranquil, equine-focused stay

The facility is designed for quiet, nature-based stays without power distractions, letting guests focus on their horses and the simple rhythms of an outdoor overnight.

What the day feels like

What the stay feels like

Arrive with your rig and your horse(s) and settle into an uncomplicated camp: water at the site, no electrical hookups, and the option to put horses into two on-site 12x16 pens. The operator’s setup centers on equine care and a quiet environment; you’ll be asked to provide proof of vaccinations or a current health certificate and a Coggins test for any horses on the property.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this site is best—and not best—for.

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Horse ownersWell suited: owners traveling with horses who need nearby pens and plumbed water, provided they can present required health documentation.
2
Self-reliant RVersA good match for RVers who are comfortable without electrical hookups and who appreciate a quiet, equine-centered setting.
3
RVers needing hookupsNot ideal for travelers who require on-site electrical power—there are no power hookups at this site.
4
Those without equine paperworkNot a fit unless you can provide proof of vaccinations or a current health certificate and a Coggins test; these documents are required for horses staying on-site.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Water & Utilities

All sites include plumbed water; there are intentionally no electrical hookups on-site.

Horse pens

Two 12x16 horse pens are available to rent for $20 per night per horse.

Self-sufficiency

Plan for a no-power stay and bring any ancillary supplies you need for yourself and your animals, as the site provides water but not electricity.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Is there potable water at the site?

Yes — all sites have plumbed water available.

Are electrical hookups available?

No — the site does not provide electrical power.

Are horse pens available and what do they cost?

Yes — two 12x16 horse pens are available to rent at $20 per night per horse.

What documentation is required to bring horses?

Proof of vaccinations or a current health certificate and a Coggins test are required to stay with horses at the facility.

How much does a one-night stay cost?

Rates start at $30 for one night; multi-night rates are available (for example, $60 for two nights, $90 for three nights, and so on).