The area was nice and the location. Very shaded and had a nice area to campfire or let kids play.

The only thing we didn’t like was the beds. The mattress were very hard on some of the beds and it was hard to get a good nights sleep.

All of the animals!

hard to find property with gps but once we found it everything was perfect

Nice host Lives on the property Very different from normal stays But in a good way

Bed could have been more comfortable Not much to do along the lake in the off season

It was a very picturesque area where you can feed the horses, pigs, and other fowl. Quiet area, away from hustle and bustle, but close enough to town for a grocery store, gas, food, etc. I will definitely stay here again!

Sofa in living room was way too soft. I prefer something with a little more support, not something you sink into. But that is just my preference. It would also be nice to have starter coffee for the morning.

It was located near Raystown Lake.

Refrigerator wasn't plugged in, had to wait for it to cool before using. Was told no smoking on property however the ground was littered with butts around the fire ring. Photo looked like a private cabin but was actually 4 units connected. We were confirmed for late arrival however "host" was a bit "grumpy" when we arrived, had to call twice to get entry code.

The location, which is really in the middle of a wood, was idyllic. The cabins were actually quite spacious: even the tiny kitchen was big enough for us. The ranch's collection of animals from cats to peacocks was a lot of fun. We were met, for a late check in. by the owner was extremely friendly and helpful.

Although the bathroom and kitchen were spotlessly clean, a little glance under the bed and in the corners of the cabin revealed a lot of dust and animal hair. Towels are not provided (which, to be fair, is published on the Ranch's web-site) so travelers need to be aware of that.