This place is life-changing! I went here alone on a Mom-regaining-her-sanity trip. I plan to…read morevisit here soon with my husband and two kids. I could have added 100 more gorgeous photos than the many I already posted. The setting for the Ranch is very beautiful. You are surrounded by stunning National Forest. Trail rides take you to breath-taking views of vistas, mountains, through forests, flowering meadows, on and on. This is a great place to have a get-away alone because the staff actively socializes with the guests, everyone eats at group tables so you don't eat alone, you take trail rides, fishing trips, etc. with guides so you never feel lonely. If you want to be by yourself, you can take a walk or hike or hang out on your balcony. If you bring kids--they have "kid wranglers" who keep the little ones busy and supervised. Older kids can go on trail rides without you with watchful wranglers, there is even an overnight where younger kids have a "late over" up the mountain (then come back to their cabin to sleep), and teenagers have an overnight camping trip without parents. All meals are included, you only pay for alcohol. Trail rides are included. Many fishing trips can be arranged which are totally guided and all equipment is provided. I fly fished for my first time up a trail that was about a 30 minute drive and 45 minute hike up to a mountain lake where there was only one other person and it was stunning! Families and groups were there who go year after year. The staff is extremely warm and friendly. They work hard to make sure everyone has a good time and gets the vacation they want--be it family bonding, horseback riding, fishing, enjoying nature, etc. They had masseuses come in one day and I had a massage in the side room of the chapel. The chapel is so beautiful, this would be a mind-blowing wedding destination. I flew to a nearby airport and arranged to have the Ranch pick me up and drop me off, so I never needed a car. When we take the family, we will drive there and take a week to go through Yellowstone, etc. on the way home. Wyoming has a special place in my heart--and this trip helped cement it in there!

From the owner: Paradise Ranch creates the ideal family vacation. We feature epic horseback riding in the Bighorn…read moreMountains, blue ribbon fly fishing and a award winning kid's program.

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 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.

A Wyoming Gem - Red Butte Ranch is Unforgettable!…read more If you're planning a visit to the Casper, WY area, look no further than Red Butte Ranch--it's not just a place to stay, it's an experience you'll carry with you long after you've gone. Ruth, the heart and soul of the Ranch, is an absolute force of nature. She doesn't know the meaning of the words "slow down" or "give up." Her tireless energy and sincere hospitality create a welcoming atmosphere that makes you feel more like a treasured guest in her home than a traveler passing through. Ruth's warmth, charm, and can-do attitude are just the beginning--she goes out of her way to ensure every detail of your stay is perfect. Whether it's making sure your accommodations are just right, giving advice on local attractions, or sharing a good story, Ruth's presence adds a special touch you won't find anywhere else. The property itself is stunning. Nestled right along the North Platte River, Red Butte Ranch offers unbeatable access to Wyoming's natural beauty. Imagine waking up to the sound of rushing water, breathing in fresh mountain air, and enjoying coffee with a view that looks like it came straight out of a movie. (It actually did too! John Wayne's last film was shot with the Red Butte as a backdrop!) You can fish right from the banks, use one of their two private boat ramps to launch your own boat, swim in the river, or just sit back and watch bald eagles soar overhead. For the more adventurous, there's no shortage of things to do: Hiking through scenic terrain Rockhounding for local treasures Fly fishing in world-renowned trout waters Horseback riding, floating the river, or simply taking in the wildlife--it's all right there. Even if you're not the outdoorsy type, the Ranch is a peaceful retreat where you can unwind, recharge, and appreciate the quiet majesty of Wyoming's landscape. The views alone are worth the stay. Bottom line: I can't recommend Red Butte Ranch enough. Whether you're passing through for a night or planning an extended getaway, make this your home base in Wyoming. It's the only place I'll ever stay in Casper, and I'd give it ten stars if I could. Beautiful setting, incredible host, and unforgettable memories.

I've stayed here and my brother and nephew stayed here over the last two years. We are hoping to…read morebook again this summer. We really love the location and personal attention and warmth Ruth brings to the B&B. The other guests were enjoyable as well. i wouldn't change a thing.

You can't imagine a more delightful place to stay if you are traveling to the southern Big Horn…read moreBasin with a group of friends or family. The hideaway has space for privacy, space for gatherings and the blessed sound of birds in the expansive gardens with a view to the Big Horn mountains, about 30 miles away. The beds are comfortable, the decor charming and the hosts terrific. They are cattle ranchers--their land is in the mountains, but they spend time in town. "In town" for them means on the outskirts of Worland.

Kenny and Christa are the lovely owners of this establishment, and they are true delight! Very…read moreclean rooms, very comfortable and homey atmosphere. Beautiful sitting area outside in the trees with a gazebo, tables and chairs. Breakfast is at a large table for all guests to sit down and meet/visit with over the most AMAZING home cooked farm-to-table food! They even sat down with us and we had a great conversation before we left on the last leg of our long motorcycle trip. We will most definitely be back to support this down to earth and hard working couple. Highly Recommend!!!

Great breakfast, super clean, and the new owners are amazing!!!! Fun town to spend the night inread more

Home away from home! This is our 3rd stay in the Coyote Suite and we will be back next year. All…read morethe amenities and conveniences you could ask for. Clean and spacious, a relaxing space after a day sightseeing. There is a flight of stairs to consider, but if that is an issue the host has a ground floor location you can opt for.

awesome place to stay! all the conveniences of home in this…read morefully stocked apartment. its clean, comfortable, quiet, and centrally located. the host is friendly and helpful. we have stayed there twice with reservations already for another stay.

This ranch is a Very hidden gem. You'll pass world-class scenery on the Red Grade Road. Almost…read moreGrand Teton National Park level peaks that very few even know about, and then right before you get to Spear-O-Wigwam, you'll pass the stunning Park Reservoir with it's snow-capped views of Black Tooth and other 13,000+ peaks. It's best to go June-early August for optimum lake levels and wildflowers, but it's still pleasant through mid September. The facilities are beautiful and include the historic cabin where Ernest Hemingway wrote a portion of "A Farewell to Arms." That cabin clearly marked and is available for rental. Their main lodge, in the shape of an arrowhead is stunning "old Wyoming" architecture. Meals served at a communal table are delicious and hearty. This place is a gem!

Wow! If you are looking for a top notch experience- Spear-O-Wigwam is it! The most beautiful…read morefacility and everyone is so kind and professional! Do not visit the Big Horns without staying here and enjoying the hospitality and views! The next visit we will take advantage of the trail rides and see more of the area!

From the moment we pulled in. Greeted by Penny, who by the way also has a beautiful quilt material…read moreshop. The sites were long , we are 72', and the park is well maintained. What a cute little town.

Small campground with pretty level dirt sites. Only about three or four pull thru sites. The others…read moreare back in with some shade trees. There is nothing fancy but we enjoyed our stay here. Danette the manager is very friendly. We did not use or look at the restroom/showers or other facilities. We were in 40' 5er. I walked to town every day. The museum is is nice and the people working there even better. Be sure to get a map to The Hole in the Wall Gang Valley/hideout. It is well worth the drive...beautiful. If there in summer there is a rodeo across street from campground. Coffee shop in town is cute and has great baked goods. I didn't try the coffee.