A stop on our tour of the region for some authentic western experience. Ambiance is a working ranch…read morewith many animals and a lot of history. We had a meal chicken and beef with corn and beans all fine. We heard a talk from the owner regarding the Johnson County war for control of the area, ranchers v farmers. Then some of us rode horses and others had a session with a horse whisperer. It was a very nice visit. Mark & Nancy.

I would not recommend this venue based on my experience being part of a wedding that took place…read morehere recently. First, despite checking in late Thursday afternoon, there were not enough tables or tablecloths available to set up the reception area. After asking multiple times and speaking with several staff members, we were told that they would personally set up the remaining tables and provide the missing tablecloths. However, when we returned the next morning (the day of the wedding), no additional tables had been set up, and the tablecloths were still unavailable. When we spoke with the main staff member about the issue, we were met with rudeness and profanity. Despite written communication between the venue and the bride confirming the guest count, the venue had the wrong number of attendees recorded, which affected the amount of food that had been prepared. Once the issue was resolved by reviewing the written correspondence and confirming that the mistake was on the venue's end--not the bride's--no apology was offered for the error, the inconvenience, or the unprofessional interaction. On top of that, the reception space was not clean upon arrival. While a small amount of dust is understandable for a rustic, rural venue, the floors had not been swept and the windows were dirty. I will say that the food was very good, and our room accommodations were comfortable and clean. Unfortunately, those positives did not outweigh the lack of organization, professionalism, and customer service we experienced.

Klondike Ranch was absolutely incredible! This is an unforgettable experience for riders of all…read morelevels. The horses are well cared for, the food is delicious, and the wranglers, staff, and ranch owners go above and beyond to make you feel right at home. What makes Klondike Ranch truly special is that it's not a resort-style dude ranch; it's a real, working cattle ranch. You get a genuine taste of ranch life, from horseback riding and cattle work to enjoying Wyoming's beautiful open spaces. Because they only host a small number of guests each week, the experience feels personal and tailored to you. Activities vary depending on the weather and the ranch's needs, which makes every visit unique. Candace & Brooke are go with the flow and assure everyone is having a good time. John is very knowledgeable of the history of the area and willing to share. Mike cooks up 3 square meals a day and you never leave feeling hungry. I would recommend Klondike Ranch to anyone who wants to experience authentic western life in a warm and welcoming environment.

We had the best time at the Klondike Ranch! I could not have picked a better time as we moved…read morecattle over the old Stagecoach Road over three days from July 4 to July 11 for our dates. Such a unique experience and the only time in the season that the cattle are moved from the ranch to their summer grazing spot on the Big Horn National Forest. John and crew (his kids and a wrangler) were so helpful in selecting horses for each of us at the beginning of the week and throughout our adventure. We did some initial trail rides to get us used to the saddle and horse (I had not been on a horse in 40 years!) and then gathered and sorted before our main adventure. Our accommodations both at the ranch and on the trail were great. We had the cabin next to the main house which was three bedroom and one bath with a kitchen and over 100 years old. We loved it! And the meals cooked by Mike were fantastic. I cannot express how amazing spending a week with the Tass Family and crew were, as well as meeting our companions for the week. I highly recommend the Klondike Ranch to anyone wanting a real cattle ranch experience. As stated elsewhere...this is not a spa experience, but a real ranching experience. Very amazing by people who work for a living and love the land they own and graze!

For Kaycee, this place really rocks it! Great food and service, all served quickly and with a…read moresmile. We were pleasantly surprised by this place and will most definitely be back for another Invasion Burger!

The hamburger was fantastic! I would have to say it was the best hamburger that I ever had. But…read moreeven better was our nice visit with Nicki the lady at the bar. She gave us some great stories about the town and the surrounding area.

I have had the opportunity to frequent this establishment the past 5 Octobers. I am extremely…read moreembarrassed and disgusted at how the personel treat people and the wildlife in the surrounding area. Recently, we planned an evening of dining and stayed the night. The woman who I believe was the manager perhaps of the restaurant was extremely rude towards my husband and I. Raising her voice about mask wearing and insisting when/where we wear our mask, not once asking or discussing in a polite manner. We had no idea the mask requirements of the establishment and were attacked. I have also been in the area each Fall, conveniently during hunting season. This year I watched multiple times, the staff of The Red Reflet Ranch chase a large herd of elk throughout their fields and then out. During this illegal harrassment of the elk herd I personally witnessed an elk calf break a leg from the trample. The staff then left the calf, I went by 3 days later and it was still left in the field unattended. During the illegall herding, a buck muledeer as well attempted to jump one of their high fences and too broke his leg. The Red Reflet Ranch illegally harrass wildlife, shoots guns out their vehicle to chase the animals off and charges an exorbatant amount to high paying clients to hunt. PETA should be called on this ranch, they go against everything in wildlife management and are an embarrassment to the state of Wyoming. I will NEVER support a ranch with such rude, unkind and mean people.

My wife and I have been most fortunate to travel the globe and stay at many hotels, spas, resorts,…read morevillas, and ranches. We have engaged in every type of adventure travel over the years. Our recent stay at Red Reflet in Ten Sleep, Wyoming, rates volumes over so many of the other properties. The Owners took the time to personalize our ranch experience and cater to our every need. They were kind, engaging, caring and personable. I can't imagine another property could surpass their exceptional service. While this working cattle ranch is located within 27,000 acres in the Big Horn Mountains, the feel at Red Reflet was quite intimate. They only offer four private chalets (each magnificent in their own right) and limit the number of visitors, which allows for even more personalized service by their outstanding staff, crew, management, and ranchers. The activities are endless and the scenery is, in a word, divine. We whole heartedly recommend Red Reflet to anyone looking for a unique, outdoor, luxury, ranching experience. We will carry the memories for years to come. We look forward to returning to the ranch in the not too distant future for 'another' once in a lifetime experience.

This place was nice a few years ago but the owners have not invested in the campground at all and…read moreit has gotten extremely unsanitary. The septic tank overflowed and they no longer have bathrooms or showers and do not notify guests of this. They got portapotties instead but they were so full you couldn't sit down without touching waste. The wifi is also out, so what are you paying for that you couldn't get at free dispersed camping??

It's too bad that this place is owned by someone who shows such blatant disregard for the ethics of…read morethe local community. Louie Anderson has been heavily chipping, drilling, comfortizing and outight manufacturing routes, which goes against ethics set by the Access Fund, the Bighorn Climbers' Coalition, and the climbing community at large. It's hard to support a person like that. Hopefully he changes his ways in the future, but Louie Anderson has been at it for decades. It'll take a long time for me to believe that he's stopped. For more info check out: http://bit.ly/stopchippingtensleep

I went to get wheat berries and was surprised at quality and price. Oh and locally grown too. Very…read morecool in every way!

Got huckleberry jam which was good. Just make sure it is set - some of them did not gel and were…read moreliquid. They were out of fried pies but the donuts were good. We got their afternoon on a Saturday which is when they have their pastries/bread.

Fun afternoon at the ranch! We were here through a group tour and spent a great afternoon on the…read moreranch and then had dinner in the cook house. Horseback riding was fun for this newbie. Easy to get on the horse and plenty of instruction. Plenty of real cowgals accompanied us on our short, fun ride. Then off for a wagon ride and history of the ranch. Time with a horse whisperer who was working a couple of horses was also really interesting. Dinner was ok although beer selection was really good! I had the brisket and my husband had the chicken, both weee just OK. Homemade lemon cookie and ice cream was the star of dinner. Folks who run the ranch were really, really nice. Fun stop for us New Englanders!