Diamond Bar Ranch
Diamond Bar Ranch
Diamond Bar Ranch
Diamond Bar Ranch
Diamond Bar Ranch
Bird Watching with Camping

at Diamond Bar Ranch

Stapleton, Nebraska, United States

18,000 Acres




Price Includes

4 Guests

2 Days

Bird Watching at the Diamond Bar Ranch: this price is a flat rate, which includes two days of bird watching plus a night of camping on the ranch.

What's Included

Outdoor Activities

Birdwatching

Field Notes

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Property Rules
Campfires: Not allowed
Pets: Not allowed on property
Drive-in Access: No
Walk-in Access: Yes
Vehicles: 2 Allowed
Landowner Rules: Please close all gates. Pickup all trash. Respect cattle.
Cancellation Policy: Refunds are only available within 48 hours of the landowner accepting your booking request.
Property Access
Check In: After 8:00 AM
Check Out: Before 8:00 PM
Drive-in Access: No
Parking: Yes
Walk-in Access: Yes
Nearby Interstate: Yes • 20+ miles mi
Nearby Highway: Yes • 0-10 miles mi
Nearby Airport: Yes • Denver International Airport (290 miles), Omaha's Eppley Airfield (270 miles).




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Property Location

Stapleton, Nebraska, United States

Meet the Landowner
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Natalie J

3 Years Hosting

Bio

Hello! My name is Natalie Jones and I am a lifelong rancher and fifth generation on the Diamond Bar Ranch. The Diamond Bar Ranch has been family owned and operated since 1901 and and has one of the oldest registered brands in Nebraska. Our ranching legacy continues with the tradition of raising cow-calf pairs and quarter horses on carefully managed pastures in the Sandhills north of Stapleton, Nebraska.

Hands-on management of the ranch and preserving natural resources for future generations have been our top priorities for over 120 years as a family. That holistic mindset began with my great-great grandfather Wallace Baskin and his wife Mary Josephine when they purchased the ranch in May of 1901 from Danish settlers. 

I’ve always admired the spirit and dedication of my ancestors as stewards of the land, while producing an excellent product in the heart of beef country in Nebraska. 

Landowner Details

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