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Lake Whitney Ranch is a property near Whitney, Texas that is under development as a summer youth camp, Pathfinder camp, church camp and conference center for the Texas Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. The ranch is a replacement for Nameless Valley Ranch which was sold in 2007. The camp consists of two bundles of property that are divided by a Farm to Market road. The "north" property is where most of the buildings and camp activity will take place. The "south" property will be remain in a natural state for hiking, camping and horse trails. The geographic highlight of the camp is the expansive view of Lake Whitney from atop the bluffs. ==Location== The camp is located in Bosque County, Texas on Lake Whitney at . The primary "north" camp property is approximately bounded by FM 2841, FM 1600, FM 1609, FM 1606 and approximately of Lake Whitney frontage to the northwest of Walling Bend Park. Shulers Point Subdivision and King Creek Subdivision are adjacent to the property. The current entrance to the north property is via FM 2841 but the main entrance will be moved to FM 1606 as part of the improvements. Access from Lake Whitney is limited to one cut down to the lake as the camp sits on rock bluffs approximately above nominal water level. The "south" camp property is on the south side of FM 2841 and has no lake frontage although Curton Creek drains from the property into the lake at Pritchett Point. A visible landmark on the north property is a red caboose that sits high above the lake and can be seen by boaters. The caboose is outfitted as living quarters. Rock Island is directly off-shore of the north property. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Lake Whitney Ranch」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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