Paradise Guest Ranch

Garrett M 

on Google

8 months ago

Amazing place for a family adventure in a spectacular region of the country. Wonderful people run the place and they treat you like family. The horses are terrific and the ranch hands are all courteous (sir and ma'am every time) and helpful and they make sure you get what you need and want out of your rides. Great kids program. Our child loved being free range all week, riding ponies, fly fishing, swimming, hiking, and just being a happy kid with no screen time whatsoever. And the country is awe-inspiring, with breathtaking ... read more

Freedom53685855947 

on Google

a year ago

This is unfortunate and a good reminder to keep your emails. I emailed the ranch May 8th asking about availability during adult week. Plan was for it to be a week for my boyfriend and I. The ranch promptly responded letting me know they had 2 bedroom options but no 1 bedroom options during adult weeks. The ranch and I exchanged emails May 19th about other cabin availability for the weeks of Aug 13, June 11 and June 25th. I let the ranch know I would check with my family (my sisters ride too) for the dates they had available ... read more

Christine M 

on Google

a year ago

Just spent our 2nd week at PGR and it reinforces why we keep booking. This is truly heaven on earth. The owners, Clay and Leah, make everyone feel welcome and by the end of the week both guests and employees feel like family.||The staff is incredible. They are helpful, wholesome, and there for all the right reasons. ||My kids love it here as much as we do! The kids can run free and end up becoming friends with the other kids. The kids club is tons of fun with so many things to do from sleepovers to kids meals, archery to swi... read more

Dawn Zawadzki 

on Google

a year ago

The ranch does not care about its horses or its employees. The ranchers work 12+ hour days for pennies on the dollar. They make promises to the workers to get there, but then don't give them days off. If the worker is also attending classes, they are made to feel guilty for taking classes and forced to quit classes or get fired. Paychecks are held if their rooms are not clean on pay day. People in the kitchen have Covid and still serving the guests. The horses are expected to be worked even if they are lame or injured. It's ... read more