A Place Built
to Be Shared
What began as Newby family farmland has grown into a place where generations come to camp, play, gather and slow down in Eastern Idaho
Our History
It Started With the Land
Long before 7N welcomed campers and families, this land had already lived a few lives. It was farmland, home to a Civilian Conservation Corps camp in the 1930s, and eventually returned to farming after the camp closed.
The Newby family became part of that story in 1960, when Marvin and Clara Newby purchased the property and made it home. Years later, George and Tennessee saw an opportunity to share the place their family loved with others.
In 1991, 7N Ranch Resort opened its doors. What began with camping grew naturally over the years, creating more ways for families, friends and travelers to experience this little corner of Eastern Idaho.
More than three decades later, the ranch has grown, but the idea behind it is still pretty simple: welcome people well and create a place worth coming back to
Some Things Haven’t Changed
7N has grown from a family farm into a place to camp, play and gather, but the things that matter most have stayed pretty simple.
Treat people well. Work hard. Take care of this place. Give people room to slow down, get outside and enjoy being together.
That’s the kind of place the Newbys set out to create, and it’s still what 7N is about today.
Come As You Are, Stay Awhile
There’s no complicated formula behind 7N. Get outside. Spend time with people you care about. Try something new. Sit around the fire a little longer. Around here, some of the best memories happen when there’s nowhere else you need to be.
Slow Down. Relax. Enjoy.