Little over a week left before sales of tickets for the Haunted Hay (Hell) Ride and Haunted Hell Ride & After Party With Dirty Brown Jug Band and JAFO Productions on lights and sound!
Come out to Plateau Hame De Colquhoun on September 17th for a night of Open Mic and Karaoke and listen to our very own Brent Colquhoun of JAFO Productions !
Gates open 6 pm, up close campsites available $10.00 up to 10 people each site, multiple tents in one site is welcomed. Large and small RVs welcome. To reserve a site contact us by messaging or email Plateauhamedecolquhoun@gmail.com
We are in need of volunteers for the haunted hell Ride. We need parking attendants, drivers and actors!! Haunted Hell Rides first practice is September 17th at 5.
Beautiful views of Ladrones Peak here at Plateau Hame De Colquhoun !
September 17th will be the first Haunted Hay (Hell) Ride volunteer meeting followed by a night of Open Mic 🎤 Karaoke. BYOB 420 friendly
Please contact us to volunteer for the Haunted hay ride. Meeting starts at 5pm, music at 6.
If you’d like to vend contact us for details.
Music in the Desert Open Mic Camping is available $10.00 up to 10 people per site. RV and tents of all sizes are welcome . Contact us to reserve your spot.
Hope everyone is staying dry on this rainy Saturday. Coffee is on here at Plateau Hame De Colquhoun . Though if you’re wanting to come have some delicious coffee, I am not sure what the roads are like out this way.
We are proud to announce that Cool Creations will be vending October 21st at the Haunted Hell Ride!
Dirty Brown Jug Band will be playing the after party.
You can buy tickets for one or both events. Ticket sales start Sept 5th!!
Looking for a night of terror, thrills, mystery, bonfire, oh and music by Dirty Brown Jug Band with JAFO Productions on sound and lights?
If so you are at the right place! Haunted Hay (Hell) Ride and Haunted Hell Ride & After Party With Dirty Brown Jug Band will be October 21st starting at 6 PM After Party starts at 10 pm.
What does living in the middle of the desert off grid mean? It means dealing with the weather, heat, wild life, lack of running water. It means camping 24/7. Problem I have now if I want to vacation I don’t enjoy going camping like I used to. Vacation to me is a running water, flush toilet oh and shower all under the same roof.
But the question is do I miss it? It’s good for a vacation but most of the time I don’t mind using it. I don’t mind going out and using the “hut” as we call it( a compost toilet in a small tin building). We have running water (5 gallon water jugs with a hand pump) showers are located at planet fitness,
I used to be able to tell you what was on TV on any given night, now I rarely watch TV. We tend to spend evenings sitting outside, our TV is the sunset. We spend more time with other people, then we did when we lived in town. In town we didn’t know our neighbors. Here we hang out, help, check in on all our neighbors, we are a family.
Living out here is hard, it will test you, it’s not for the faint of heart. There’s been times we’ve thought about quitting, but in the end we love it.
Come see Dirty Brown Jug Band with JAFO Productions on sound and lights at the Haunted Hell Ride and After Party held on Friday October 21st. Gates open for Hay Ride at 6 Pm followed by the After Party 10 PM.
A couple of weeks ago Brent, Anne and I had gone and stayed at an RV park in Albuquerque. While sitting outside some other RVs commented on how pretty the views are there. We realized then that we are spoiled as we had just complained that there wasn’t much for views. Here are some of our views up here on the mesa.
You are welcome to come enjoy the views yourself by coming to one of the events, or camping. Visit our website for more information.
Haunted Hell Ride October 21 Gates open 6:00pm to 9:00pm
Early Bird tickets go on sale Sept 5th
A night of scares and mysteries. The Haunted Hell hay ride is not appropriate for all ages. If you have any health concerns we ask that you refrain from going.