Loding Options
Horseman’s Lodge
The larger of our ranch lodges is a modified historic home – with the original family house (1926) renovated and with a modern addition, which easily sleeps 5 – 10.
Four bedrooms each with its own attached bathroom (toilet, sink and shower) – each named in memory of a favourite horse:
Kid – queen bed
Silky – twin and double beds
Candy – twin and double beds
Tinker – two twin beds
Large fully equipped kitchen with decorative old- fashioned wood stove, and all the modern appliances – fridge, stove and oven, dishwasher, and microwave. Attached pantry with additional refrigerator.
Great room - with dining table that accommodates up to 14, large lounge area with working wood stove, couches and rocking chairs, and a two decks looking to the woods and horse pasture.
Coach House
Newer lodge easily sleeps 4-8 on the main floor and a walk-out lower floor.
Three bedrooms, each with its own attached bathroom (toilet, sink and shower) – and each named in memory of a favourite horse:
Topps – queen bed
Feathers - queen bed
Solo – king and single beds, pull out double couch
Large fully equipped kitchen with all the modern appliances – fridge, stove and oven, dishwasher, microwave oven.
Great room - with dining area for 8, and large lounge area with wood stove, couches and comfortable chairs, and a large deck looking to the woods and horse pasture.
Kitchen –pots and pans, cutlery and utensils, dishes and glassware. Coffee maker, kettle, and toaster.
Cleaning – when you arrive, your lodge will be clean and ready for you to move in. There is no cleaning available during the week, but extra linens will be available if needed.
Firewood – split wood and fire-starter materials
Other Information
Electricity – in Canada is 110 volts AC.
Water – our water comes from the purest of wells, tested and inspected regularly – and far better than anything you will ever get in the city! Two large hot water tanks in each building ensure no one will run out of hot water for their shower.
Heating – our buildings are centrally heated for comfort in winter, and because of our cool nights and moderate temperatures in summer, no air conditioning is required. The wood stoves in the great area of each lodge give off extra heat for cool days or evenings, but are used mostly for their wonderful ambience.
Rain gear – because we get occasional rainy days, we have a supply of hats, umbrellas, raincoats and boots. While we cannot guarantee you will find a set that fits, if you forget yours, or find it too difficult to pack, we may be able to help out. In this way you can still enjoy the wonderful outdoors while staying warm and dry.
