Palo Pinto is Spanish for "painted stick" — a name given to these hills by early explorers who noticed the Ashe juniper trees shedding their bark each season to reveal vivid streaks of reddish hue beneath. That color is still here. So is the quiet.
Ranch C4 sits on 12 ag-exempt acres inside a private gated community on the flank of Big Bear Mountain — 706 feet of pond waterfront, cedar breaks, wildflower meadows, and a hiking trail that climbs to the summit. Four miles from Palo Pinto Mountains State Park, which just opened its gates to the public in 2026.
We're building three private camps here. Each one yours alone.