7D Ranch Cabin #1: Wyatt Earp

Entire cabin hosted by 7d

5 guests
2 bedrooms
3 beds
2 baths

Great location

95% of recent guests gave the location a 5-star rating.

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7d has received 5-star ratings from 90% of recent guests.

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7D Ranch is located on 1,700 acres of a working cattle ranch in the beautiful rolling hills of central Texas. 7D Ranch is just far enough out of town to have the nice peace and relaxation of country life, but not too far to still have a fun night life or family adventure. With a cabin rental you also have full access to fishing, paddle boating and a volleyball court. Please contact us after your reservation to book horseback riding, hunting, or a ranch tour available weather permitting.

The space
This cabin has a queen bed and a bunk bed with a full on bottom and a twin on top. These beds are in separate rooms and have their own full bathroom. There is a full kitchen, big screen TV with Directv and a DVD player.

Where you'll sleep

Bedroom 1

1 queen bed

Bedroom 2

1 double bed, 1 single bed

What this place offers

Kitchen

Wifi

Free parking on premises

Pets allowed

TV with standard cable

Central air conditioning

Patio or balcony

Backyard

Luggage dropoff allowed

Crib

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Guests

1 guest

4.87 out of 5 stars from 148 reviews

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Where you’ll be

Navasota, Texas, United States

You will be minutes from beautiful downtown Navasota, Tx. Navasota has several shops & artisans in its historic downtown district, typified by antique, gift shops, and boutiques housed in old classic stone and brick structures. Navasota Blues Alley is in the heart of the downtown district, and offers blues memorabilia, museum exhibits, art, vintage music and radios, and much more. The city also has golfing facilities and parks, as well as wineries.

Don't forget to visit the Bee Weaver's while you are here!

Navasota retains a number of historic Victorian homes on Washington Avenue, the main residential and commercial thoroughfare through town. Several native stone churches also remain near downtown, with its Victorian fronts.

The city is also home to two La Salle Statues, including a bronze monument, dedicated in 1936 by the DAR, to celebrate the explorations of the famous French explorer. The second is a stone bust that was previously in downtown, was re-dedicated by the French consulate in May 2012 at August Horst Park. The bust was donated to the City by the French government in 1978. Supposedly, La Salle was murdered by one of his men somewhere near present day Navasota, while looking for the Mississippi Valley and the way back to French held lands near the Great Lakes. After numerous voyages, explorations of the Mississippi valley, trading ventures and several mutinies, La Salle’s bones are believed to have found their resting place in the Navasota Valley.

Seasonally, Navasota is visited in the Spring for bluebonnets. A summer festival, the Navasota Bluesfest, every second weekend in August in the Blues Capital of Texas honors the memory of blues man Mance Lipscomb who recorded numerous albums and lived in Navasota all of his life. The celebration raises money for college scholarships for local students. A statue of Mance Lipscomb is now a part of Mance Lipscomb Park, near downtown. A statue of Frank Hamer stands in front of city hall, honoring the time he served as city marshal, connecting to the time Mance Lipscomb was his buggy driver. Local artist and sculptor Russell Cushman designed and built the bronze statue.

The nearby Texas Renaissance Festival is held near Plantersville in the fall. Also nearby is Washington on the Brazos state park and the George Bush Presidential Library.