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Barnhart
Q5 Ranch
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| Relax,
explore, hike, bike, horseback ride, birdwatch, hunt
(exclusive use only), or let us help
you design a special program for you, your
friends and family at our 706 acre working
ranch while staying in the rustic restored
Maetze-von Dohlen located in Berclair between Goliad
and Beeville, Texas.
The Historic Maetze-von Dohlen home was
built in 1877 in Goliad Texas and was
moved to its new home at the
Barnhart Q5 Ranch, just north of Berclair,
TX. Lovingly restored, the pine walls,
chandeliers, 12 foot ceilings, fireplaces
and 6 foot windows with panoramic views make
this an ideal setting for a romantic getaway
or family vacation. |
Barnhart Ranch & Nature
Retreat now offers THREE Separate Houses
for Your Next Getaway!
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Rock on the Porch |
Make Friends with the
Mediterranean
Miniature Donkeys |
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Horseshoes |
Country
Cold Tub |
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The Barnhart Q5 Ranch was awarded
Texas
Parks & Wildlife's Lone Star Land Stewardship Award "In Recognition of Outstanding
Efforts in the Conservation and Enhancement
of Wildlife Habitat in Texas" in 2004. It
has over 18 miles of hike and bike trails
through its rolling South Texas brush
country. We feed wildlife year-round at 8 of
our ponds around the property, and offer
wildlife viewing and photography or hunting
blinds at each site. Located within the
intersection of the southern and northern
migratory paths, birdwatchers can see large
numbers of green jay, bunting, raptors,
heron, ibis, hummingbird, and more. Deer,
Bobwhite quail, dove, turkey, and the
occasional bobcat can be sited. Our night
sky is black and loaded with stars. Grab
your pillows and head for the high point on
stargazer hill for fabulous stargazing while
coyote serenade you.
Bring your own horses -
stabling fees at $25./night per. |
Come for a Quiet, Relaxed
Stay ~ and
Take Home a Donkey!
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