A new carriage access road separate administrative carriage access and visitor traffic. Monuments are placed along carriage road access to provide a threshold to historic resource. Visitors are able to view a variety of activities from waiting area. Equestrian camper and boarding stables screen camping activities and improve entry road experience. Stables are seasonal and permanent structures.
Stables have closer proximity to camping area than the entry road.
Equestrian campsites are developed in new area with new one way access road. Sites are defined with designated parking and camping areas. Employee campsites are adjacent to boarding and camp stables as needed for 24-hour response, but visually removed from visitor areas. While the circa 1913 barn is not eligible for the National Register of Historic Places due to the loss of context, the character of the barn will be retained with maintenance actions to preserve the remaining materials. In addition, all new structures will complement the barn through careful consideration of size, proportions, and materials, and the continuation of traditional building patterns.