Cancel

    Open app

    Search

    Candlelight Ranch Photos

    You might also consider

    Recommended Reviews - Candlelight Ranch

    Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
    Yelp app icon
    Browse more easily on the app
    Review Feed Illustration
    Photo of Mark L.
    179
    91
    107

    8 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    Ask the Community - Candlelight Ranch

    You might also consider

    Verify this business for free

    Get access to customer & competitor insights.

    Verify this business

    Justice Pest Services

    Justice Pest Services

    4.9
    (57 reviews)

    Nate was knowledgable and totally candid about a wasp issue we have. What I also appreciated was…read morehis statement about giving every recommendation as if he were treating his own home. What a refreshing and impressive customer service experience. Thanks, Russ and Yvonne Kyler

    We moved into our home near Lake Travis on April 1 and signed up with Justice Pest for all the…read morebells and whistles -- including their extra mosquito service -- expecting reliable protection and peace of mind. What we got instead was a complete nightmare. From the first visit, things felt off. The technician was in and out in record time. When I asked about the mosquito treatment, he literally said, "I'm not sure it's worth it to treat for mosquitos because of your property and the trees, but if you want..." Uh, yes -- the trees and the setting are exactly why we need it! That should have been the first red flag. After the initial treatment, our yard was still covered in spider webs -- all over the door frames -- and I found an expired wasp nest under a light fixture. Gross, but I figured maybe that's just Austin. (Spoiler: it's not.) To make things even more confusing, they told me the previous homeowners had also used them for treatment. How!? If that's true, why are there webs and nests everywhere? Why does it look like the place has been ignored for months? That comment alone made me seriously question what they actually do during visits. Three weeks in, I lifted a tennis racket in the garage and a huge cockroach fell out. That was it. I called, and they sent the same tech back. When I told him what happened, he looked me in the eye and said: "You live in Texas now. This is normal. You'll see them, even inside your house. If you keep calling me, I'll put you on a blacklist." Excuse me? That's your professional response? He sprayed again -- quickly and half-heartedly -- and left. I hoped it was resolved. Nope. When we moved here from LA, we both got brand-new cars -- year 2025, never owned -- parked in our garage. Soon after, I noticed spider webs inside my SUV. Took it to get professionally detailed. The webs came back. Looked closer at the garage door inside -- egg sacs and webs everywhere. I was still paying $89 a month for this "service." And then the final straw: driving this morning, three spiders came down from the ceiling of my car while I was behind the wheel. I nearly swerved off the road and went into a full-blown allergy attack. I cancelled Justice Pest the moment I got home. Pure laziness. No follow-through. Zero accountability. If you live in the Lakeway area -- save yourself the stress and do NOT use them. I've switched to Austin Pest and finally feel like someone is taking the job seriously.

    Annual Spicewood Destruction Derby

    Annual Spicewood Destruction Derby

    4.0
    (1 review)

    This is an annual event (around the same time every year; check their website foe each years exact…read moredate) that helps supports the Spicewood Texas Volunteer Fire Department and Emergency Medical Services (~$20k of their needed $150k budget!...with easily well over 1000 attendees, the event is huge!). A great way to spend an evening doing something a little different, definitely exciting and fun, and helping an important community element! If you've never been to a auto demolition derby, this was my first time, you've certainly missed out - here's your chance. :) Adult admission is only $10 p/p, kiddos 12 and under $5. While there are concessions on-site selling food and soft drinks, you can bring in a ice chest for s 5 buck fee (with snacks, water, sodas, beer, whatever...saves you some $$$). Gates open at 4; action starts around 6 and goes on until 9-10pmish. Pros: *Inexpensive fun for adults and kiddos alike. Large area behind stand with literally 100 kids playing, kicking a ball. *Free parking. [Tip: If you have a truck of any sorts, drive it. The massive grassy lot is quite bumpy.] Even though it was so crowded, with rows and rows of vehicles, exiting was easy and didn't take long at all. *BYOIceChest= save$ & eat and drink what you want. *Car trashing is just cool. I don't just want to watch. I wanna do it! Maybe next year. *GREAT people watching...from ALL walks of life! Lots of friendly folks who really lend to the excitement. Cons: *Dusty!...as expected. Be prepared to literally "kick the dust off" when you get home (or even, a long shower). *Most people were drinking beers (lots of it), and several were even passing around shots. Seemed like most people had a DD, but still take caution when walking the lot area. Just sayin'...and I did smell some Mary Jane a few times. Eh. Whateva! Crash, bash, smash...and the winner is...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [156 in 2015]

    Reunion Rescue

    Reunion Rescue

    3.0
    (2 reviews)

    I believe this "rescue" is a scam. I have not been able to find any indication that they have…read moreadopted any dogs out. The amount of money they claim to have spent getting one of their dogs back from it's owner is inconsistently varies quite a bit. They have quite a few fundraising pages and are quick to pepper the internet with requests for donations. Their interaction with me was extremely suspect. I saw their dog, Nolan, on petfinder. When I emailed to ask about his availability, heartworm status and age, I was told he has to be adopted with their dog named, Lulu and I did not receive an answer about his current HW status. I asked for more information about Lulu. I found out that both dogs had been heartworm +, but Cindy Marabito wouldn't tell me if they had their vaccinations or had been cleared by a vet after their "holistic heartworm treatment." There was or is some kind of messy legal/custody battle over Lulu. Cindy wouldn't tell me if it had been sorted out. I had to ask: 4 times if they were fixed. I never got an answer, but Lulu's petfinder page now says she is spayed. 4 times if the legal problems with Lulu's custody were resolved. I still haven't gotten an answer. 3 times if they were now heartworm free. Finally Cindy claimed that Nolan was healed with raw and herbal diet/treatments. So I asked if she had verified with a vet that the treatments were successful. She refused to answer that too. 2 times if they were vaccinated, I never got an answer, but Lulu's petfinder page now says she is UTD on vaccines. Cindy sent this: "Both are raw fed and homeopathically treated, so would need to continue that lifestyle. Nolan was hw positive when we got him and totally cured with herbal..a raw fed dog treated with herbal will not become infected with hw or other parasites or disease..take a look at our website .... Health Page. It's amazing..none of our dogs go to conventional vets or ever get sick, get fleas, cancer, etc." I'm certainly not against raw or herbal, but this all just sounds like a scam or wingnut on the loose.

    I've only known about Reunion Rescue for a short time, about 3 years now. I haven't been this…read moreimpressed in such a long time of the dedication and extra mile that Reunion goes to help educate and provide care for animals. Besides advocating for Pit Bulls, they are a Menagerie & melting pot of all kinds of dogs, cats, & birds that take it to the next level by feeding a raw & holistic diet. The knowledge and expertise is hard to find. I would highly recommend this group

    Candlelight Ranch - daycamps - Updated August 2026

    Loading...
    Loading...
    Loading...