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camp Mabey

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Barnwell Mountain Recreation Area is a 1,850-acre motorized off-road recreation park in East Texas, opened in 2000. It features over 27 miles of single-track trails designed for dirt bikes, UTVs, and OHVs, plus a 16-mile Adventure Trail for less demanding rides. Accommodation options include 6 cabins with full amenities (hot water, bathrooms, heating/AC, satellite TV), 5 bunkhouses with basic amenities, electric and premium RV sites with hookups, and primitive camping throughout the park. The facility offers shower facilities and a dump station for guests. (via official site)

Motorhomes Cabins & rentals Car access

Rates & prices

Prices as published on camp Mabey’s official website (USD).

ItemPrice
Cabin 1max 3 guestsUSD 65 per night
Cabin 2max 6 guestsUSD 85 per night
Cabin 3max 4 guestsUSD 75 per night
Cabins 4-6max 4 guests eachUSD 95 per night
Bunkhousemax 4 guests per unit (Bunkhouse 6 max 10 guests)USD 50 per night
Key depositUSD 15 per unit

Key facts

At-a-glance details for camp Mabey, from its official website.

Booking & season

SeasonYear-round (extended holiday weekends, office hours limited)
Payment methodPayPal only; payment required in advance; no payment = no reservation
Key deposit$15 per unit

Pitches & accommodation

Cabin amenitiesHot/cold running water, bathroom with shower, heat/AC, sink, microwave, grill, refrigerator, satellite TV
Bunkhouse amenitiesSingle and bunk beds, climate control, porch swing, picnic table, satellite TV, grill; no plumbing or linens
RV sites20 electric pull-through sites with 30/50 amp hookups; 8 premium pull-through sites with 50 amp, water, and sewer (spaces 7-8 limited to 34 feet max)

Facilities & services

WiFiNot available; bunkhouses explicitly have no WiFi

Activities & family

Trails27+ miles of single-track trails for dirt bikes, additional UTV/OHV trails, 16-mile Adventure Trail

Location & access

Area size1,850 acres

Rules & policies

PetsProhibited in cabins and bunkhouses
Park entryEntry into the park after the office closes (midnight) is not allowed
Guest requirementsCabin guests must provide cookware, linens, and bathroom supplies; bunkhouse guests must provide linens

Good to know

Facility typeMotorized off-road recreation park; opened in 2000

Opening hours & schedules

Reception, gate and facility hours for camp Mabey.

Check-in12:00 PM (Friday-Saturday); 12:00 PM (Th
Check-out12:00 PM
OfficeThursday 12:00 PM–10:00 PM; Friday-Saturday 8:00 AM–midnight; Sunday 8:00 AM–6:00 PM
Park entryNot allowed after midnight
Gate closedMidnight–8:00 AM

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Good to know

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How do I make a reservation?

Reservations are made by selecting an arrival date on the calendar and clicking 'Make a Reservation'. Payment via PayPal is required in advance; verbal requests are not accepted.

What is the check-in and check-out time?

Check-out is at 12:00 noon. Check-in is at noon on Thursday and 2:00 PM on Friday-Saturday. Entry into the park after midnight is not allowed.

Are pets allowed?

Pets are prohibited in cabins and bunkhouses.

What is included with cabin and bunkhouse rentals?

Cabins include hot and cold running water, bathroom with shower, heating/AC, sink, microwave, grill, refrigerator, and satellite TV. Guests must provide cookware, linens, and bathroom supplies. Bunkhouses include single and bunk beds, climate control, porch swing, picnic table, satellite TV, and grill, but no plumbing or linens are provided.

Do single-night stays cost the same as multi-night rates?

Single-night stays include park usage fees for two days. Early departure before 10:00 AM allows requesting a one-day partial refund at the office.

What are the check-in and check-out times at camp Mabey?

At camp Mabey, check-in is from 12:00 PM (Friday-Saturday); 12:00 PM (Th and check-out is by 12:00 PM.

When is camp Mabey open?

camp Mabey is open Year-round (extended holiday weekends, office hours limited).

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