For over 30 years Doug and Sandi Ford, the owners of Cimarron Bend RV Park, have raised trained and shown Paso Fino Horses as Casa Dosa Paso Fino Horses.  This corner was part of the main pasture where the horses loved to stand under the big oak tree.  Since the herd is now down from 29 to only three horses they decided to convert the front pasture into an RV park.  Below are pictures of the progress as the pasture became a park. 

Cimarron Bend RV Park sign up and grass growing.

Laundry house and storm cellar

The gate to Cimarron Bend Park making it a day use only beach but what a beach it is.

Where the water meets the road makes a nice place to swim.

There is great muddy sand for the little ones to dig in.

Water fights are always fun.

water fun with mud.

No RV Park is complete without a sand pit to play in and Cimarron Bend RV Park has an unlimited supply of nice powdery sand.

Sand Pit antics.

At the end of a long day at play it is nice to settle down in an RV and watch a movie before lights out.

Out on the point at Cimarron Bend Park the kids watch a canoe slide by. This is a great area for them as well as paddle boards and kayaks.

Enjoying the water off of the sandy shore.

People love the sandy bottom for water play.

The cove at Cimarron Bend Park.

Family fun in the picnic area or the water.

Picnic area in the trees but you do have to bring your own cover.

Entrance to Cimarron Bend Park on Keystone Lake. Day use only.

The bluest sky I have ever seen with not a cloud in sight.

Area residents enjoying fishing from the bank of Keystone Lake at Cimarron Bend Park. This beach is less than a mile from the Cimarron Bend RV Park.

Cimarron Bend RV Park is at the crossroads at the top of this picture and the beach in the picture to the left is straight south less than one mile.

Paso Fino horses enjoying the pasture that is now Cimarron Bend RV Park

The excavation began in early December 2016.

There is nothing like water to soothe and reflect on life.