We thought we would check out R Ranch as place that we might want to come to more often. So on Labor Day, we took the family. {Everyone except Ethan, he was having one of his ATTITUDE moments so we left him at home}
Just a little bit about it:
Located along the southern tip of the Sequoia National Forest in a former logging town known as Johnsondale, R-Ranch in the Sequoias is a tranquil mountain vacation resort for the year round enjoyment of its member owners.
Whether you enjoy hiking, fishing, horseback riding or just relaxing in the crisp mountain air, R-Ranch in the Sequoias has something for everyone. With over 80 ranch vacation cabins and 150 RV spaces, R-Ranch accommodates anyone from the casual camper to the seasoned RVer. Owners may stay for up to 14 days per visit (30 days for RV sites) with a 7 day leave, based on reservation availability.
Hike along any of the numerous trails on the ranch's 750 acre property. Discover ancient Indian artifacts carved into the rock. Saddle up for horseback riding. Take a boat ride or do a little fishing in the lake, lay out by the pool or relax in the hot tub. At night fall enjoy a campfire down by the lake.
Horse enthusiasts enjoy the Equestrian activities available at R-Ranch. A world class Archery range, gun range, Frisbee golf, BMX Biking, Adult and youth activity centers are all available to owners and their guests.
It turned out that we had some friends who one a place there invite us to come also. So we met them there and they showed us a few secret waterslides and places to go while there. The most exciting thing for the kids was the horseback ridingl. We missed the trail rides but they got to ride in the stables a little.
We liked it but I guess not enough to buy into it. And if we were to go there often we would have to do something about these kids and their car sickness. Heading up to the Sequoias on the windy roads, we discovered that Jacob gets car sick. Poor Kiddo!! This trip was so bad that we had Lauren (the usual) and Matthew get sick. Good Times!!














