Resevations
Big Valley Ranch, Monterey, VA. AQHA Ranch Heritage Breeder in Highland County,VA www.bigvalleyranchva.com Bicenntenial family farm that raises horses, cattle, sheep. Lost Valley Ranch – Dude Ranch Vacations. Lost Valley Ranch, located in Sedalia, Colorado is a family owned and operated luxury Colorado dude ranch that offers a signature Brand of Western Hospitality. With the spirit of the old west, guests will encounter the beauty and adventure of the Colorado wilderness with our trained staff.
For reservations please contact us at
208.667.3373 or info@riderranch.com
Covering 78 acres in scenic Hendricks County, Indiana, Natural Valley Ranch is convenient to Brownsburg, Avon, Plainfield, Danville and Indianapolis. Our horses are available for 30, 60 and 90-minute guided trail rides along the banks of White Lick Creek which winds through our property.
Reservations are required for all activities and group sizes are limited to ensure a quality experience. Arrangements need to be made at least 24 hours prior to an activity, but reservations made further in advance are strongly suggested as our calendar often fills up fast.
We accept Cash, Checks, Visa or MasterCard
Rider Big Valley Ranch Rv Resort
Location
Rider Big Valley Ranch Campground
11901 E. Kempton Rd, Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814
Big Ranch Homes
Our Ranch is located approximately 20 minutes from Coeur d'Alene. Traveling on I-90, about 8 miles east of Coeur d'Alene, turn off on Exit 22. Go left across the overpass and then turn right at the stop sign (just past the end of the overpass). Go 8/10's of a mile and turn left onto Wolf Lodge Creek Road (this road hides behind a rock bluff, so watch your odometer!.) Go just at 1 mile (along the side of a field, across the top of it) then on your left as you come up the hill there will be a house (with medium brown wood siding), turn left as though you were going to that house. As you turn there, you will also see a log barn up across a small field. That barn is your destination. To get there continue up the road, just a little ways past the house, turn right into the barn lot (there is a sign on the gate), and we will park you by the barn. If you are coming at night, the brown house will be the first noticeable house (with lights) on the left side of Wolf Lodge Road. We also will have lots of lights on at the barn.