My family (including 4 kids) and my parents rented the Cottage and the Garden studio for several…read moredays. We had a blast. The owner is friendly and always accommodating. The sitting on horses, feeding chickens and trampoline were big hits with the little kids. The location of the ranch is just south of town, but still very accessible to Ashland and Medford (and the winery next door!). The owner was great about cleaning the grill for us and responded quickly when we had an issue or a question. All and all, a great trip, and beautiful ranch.

Beautiful country ranch with warm and gracious hosts. The ground floor apartment slept the three of…read moreus very comfortably. It even got chilly at night and the little electric fireplace warmed us right up. Just minutes from town and sooo beautiful, peaceful and quiet. The stove, microwave, and fridge were a great bonus. Would highly recommend it. Debbie and Jeff are amazing!

What a fun labyrinth of different kinds of hiking trails, ranging in degrees of difficulties…read more There's something for everyone. We came here with our two friends each of them having a little one strapped to their backs. Our dog Momo was also part of the group and she particularly loved this walk. At the time we were her in late spring (end of May), we were able to see still lots of wild flowers, but my friend mentioned that Renee were even more a few weeks earlier. The trails are mostly leading through forest area and so you're in the shade most of the time. We took a trail that led us to the peak and we were able to enjoy lovely views over the valley. Note: there's lots of poison oak here. If you have small kids with you, remind them to be vigilant.

This is such an amazing place! There are so many trails at different experience levels. They're all…read morekept up very well too. It even provides maps at the head/parking lot and there are benches/places to rest intermittently. Such tranquility! It's well worth visiting!

My wife and I visited Reese Creek Ranch and were blown away. Ann is amazing and this ranch is…read moreseriously top notch. From beautiful pastures to well manicured stables and groomed arena. This ranch truly has it all. Every horse looked extremely well cared for. There is trail riding right from the property which makes Reese Creek Ranch a must for boarding.

From the owner: Horse Boarding and Care are Just the beginning! We offer Horseback Riding Lessons, Trail Riding,…read moreBeginner and Advanced Training Clinics, Group Events, Group Haul-outs and More.

So if you are looking for a fancy KOA campground with lots of amenities and things do during the…read moreday, this is not it. But if you are looking for a cute, one of a kind place to camp, come to Heartline Ranch. The camp offers tipis that to stay in, with sleeping bags and pillows provided. You can even have a campfire in the middle of your tipi! If you have horses, you can board them also, or take a guided trail ride. Located 30 minutes outside of Crater Lake National Park, it's a great place to stay if you want to camp without the hassle of setting and taking down your tent There are few things that I would have changed. Instead of the folding cushions they use as mattresses, I would have preferred a real camp mattress. I am also not a huge fan of port a potties, but they do keep them clean as possible. Honestly, the lack of plumbing is the reason for 4 stars instead of 5. They have a shower setup and after a day of hiking, it felt wonderful. While I felt it was a little expensive, I would still go back and stay again.

I was skeptical about the Tee Pee village... my son thought it was a bouncy house as we drove up…read moreand the Tee Pees emerged from the trees. Lol. The Tee Pees were really well received by my 4, 9 and 13 yr olds. They have 5ish couch like pillows or mattresses which I slept on great! The hosts delivered wood, opened the smoke hole thingy on the Tee Pee and left is alone! I don't like helicopter hosts so that was great. They give you their phone number and tell you to call if you want any thing or have any questions. I had great cell service the whole time. There were wild strawberry bushes with flowers all over... in a few weeks campers will find a ton of fresh, wild strawberries (June 20). The hosts gave me a mosquito repellant ring to burn for mosquitos but I never used it. We did get attached for about 30-60 minutes which is typical in Oregon woods but it was not overwhelming. Proper long clothing and some good mosquito spray will do the trick. We used organic, natural chemical free bug sticks and sprays because my wife doesn't want to give the kids cancer and of course it didn't help us at all... so we got a few bites and have a low chance of getting cancer! If a few bug bites are a deal breaker camp in a hotel! I'm not a cowboy but I did care for and trail ride horses in high school. I felt like the horse riding was very safe and very considerate of their horses (one horse had a sore frog [rock bruise] so they decided that horse would not be rode). I felt like the horses are cared for like part of the family... which is good. A criticism - It's a family run business so if you have an itinerary that has every minute counted for you'd better free up some time for some inefficient horse prep! I wouldn't schedule dinner with the Crater Lake Lodge for 6PM if you have a 2hr ride scheduled at 3PM.. I'd schedule for 8PM and have a beer/ glass of wine while making up the time difference. Come on - if you are in Chiloquin, Oregon I hope it's to slow it down and relax!! Cowboy bob and Company are a 5 star in https://vimeo.com/350189379