Jane the owner is great with kids and has really wonderful horses. I have loved every experience…read moreI've had out there! I know many people from many different riding schools and none of them are as well prepared for horse ownership or general riding as the kids that come fro Shady Lawn Ranch! 10/10, would recommend!

From the owner: Take riding lessons, care for horses, or board your horse. We don't just teach our students how to…read moreride, we teach them responsibility, how to overcome challenges and how to train horses.

We always try to stop and see alpacas when we travel and this place did not disappoint. The owner…read moreis amazing and very knowledgeable. We were given pine needles to feed the alpacas and stayed for about an hour hanging out with them. Renee also has a small gift shop where you can buy some local goods.

Absolutely enjoyed the time here with Renee and the alpacas. I took my two year old and he got to…read morefeed the alpacas. There was a baby Alpaca and he was very cute. Renee is knowledgeable and cares for the alpacas so well. Definitely recommend this place if you're looking for something to do with the kids.

I purchased 1/2 & was disappointed with the overall experience. Customers should be aware that not…read moreall cuts are guaranteed. In my case, certain cuts were missing, there was no inventory list provided, & no communication regarding missing items or substitutions prior to shipment. When I reached out via email to resolve the issue, there was no meaningful effort to reconcile the discrepancies--no offer to replace the missing cuts, no partial refund, and not even a modest discount on a future purchase. The response amounted to a brief apology without resolution. Due to the lack of accountability, communication, and customer service, I will NOT be doing business with this company again.

Open space meat/ranch has some great selections of grass fed beef and they even have some yummy…read morechicken too. They don't use any antibiotics or hormones on there cattle and poultry. No herbicides, pesticides, or commercial fertilizer on any of there pastures. They have meat available all year long. They believe in humane slaughter and treat there animals with respect. There poultry is pasture raised from a partner farm in Turlock Ca in open grass eating what nature intended. It's a family ran businesses and love what they do. Awesome quality trying them out it's delicious.

The quality, taste and texture is unmatched and this meat is wonderful to cook with!! I have always…read morestruggled with buying meat from the store and sometimes going to a butcher isn't much better. Buying meat from 10 mile west gives me piece of mind knowing where the food I'm serving my family came from. Since we pasture raise our calves from new born's with regenerative pasture management practices I know the calves are kept in optimum health and the land is being taken care of. I know when the meat was harvested, frozen and I can pick out, defrost and cook fresh when I'm ready. 20 lb box is the perfect investment. Good prices, great quality.

We love everything about this place the meat is fantastic the property is a great venue definitely…read moreplan on coming back !

I was able to spend one night on Paicines Ranch after booking a cottage with a short-term rental…read moreapp that starts with A and ends with B. This was truly a unique opportunity, as I'd never stayed on a ranch before. My room was upgraded to one with air conditioning, which was great, but I had not been aware I didn't have air conditioning in the first place! As this was summertime, it would have been nice for that fact to be made more clear. Nevertheless, I did definitely appreciate the upgrade. My room was clean and comfortable, with all the standard amenities including soap, shampoo, conditioner, coffee and creamer. A mini-fridge and microwave were also provided. I especially liked the location overlooking the lake. I was able to hike along the trails and to see wildlife including birds and frogs! Communication was clear with the management. Parking was ample and free. Wi-fi was also free. I would definitely stay here again; it's also super close to Pinnacles National Park.

What a stunning ranch! I came here for a Spartan Race and left with exploring 11 miles through…read morehills and nestled forest areas.

If you live in the Santa Teresa area, this is such a cool place! They have great hikes with great…read moreviews! The elevation gain can be quite tough if you are not in very good shape. It is uphill all the way! We did about 2.3 miles round trip and elevation gain was 625ft. They hike is rewarding as the views are beautiful! There are signs to watch out for rattlesnakes. We did not encounter and during our hike...phew! At the entrance there is a barn with some history of the ranch which is nice! Parking is on the street in the neighborhood.

"Rickey got a big ranch. Rickey got a big bull. Rickey got horses. Rickey got chickens and…read moreeverything. And Rickey got a 20-gallon hat."―Rickey Henderson The Bernal-Gulnac-Joice Ranch (BGJR) ―try saying that 10× fast!― is a historic Ranch House and Barns built on the original Rancho de Santa Teresa sometime around 1885. Currently a part of the 1,600-acre Santa Teresa County Park, the BGJR is now a small museum, of sorts, that pays homage to the Valley's farming and Cattle Ranching industry. Admission- Free! Times- The Ranch site is open daily from 8 a.m. to sunset. The Ranch House and Barn exhibits are open to the public Friday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Saturday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m Parking- Private lot with ×10 parking spots (×9 regular and ×1 ADA). There is also plenty of street parking available, as well. Highlights and Fun Facts: -Restrooms -Access to the Joice Trail at the South end of the Ranch. -Chickens!!! -The BGR served as an active Cattle Ranch up until 1980. -Because people lived in the house up until the '80s most of the historic period pieces inside the Ranch were purchased later to give the house a historic feel. -The Ranch House is supposedly haunted! http://goo.gl/N5Mhpp -The Barns are really cool and full of awesome antique farming implements. -Make sure to do the short loop trail that extends East of the park and you'll be rewarded with a visit to the Santa Teresa Spring! -The name is a combination of the original owner of Rancho Santa Teresa José Joaquin Bernal, whose granddaughter, Rufina, married Carlos Gulnac (who built the Ranch) and their daughter married Patrick Joice. I really like the BGR and would highly recommend it for anyone with young kids, as it's a nice short adventure with lots to see in a short amount of time. The only reason I'm giving it 4-stars instead of 5 is because of the limited availability of the Ranch House and Barn Exhibits. Otherwise, definitely check it out if you're in the area.