I'm a huge fan of this place. The property, the dogs, and the staff are all amazing. I've got…read morethree hunts under my belt at this property, and I've enjoyed myself immensely. A note on the dove hunts. You are hunting wild dove, not raised and released dove. So if the dove are not in the Rose Hill field and are somewhere else, you will not be shooting. If you call and talk to the staff, you will learn that they have a new panting and cutting strategy that will be sure to draw them in next time. Pheasant, Chukar and Quail are very high quality hunts and I recommend whole-heartedly. I will be back to this property frequently.

Came for a chuckar hunt with my son and good friend. We lucked out on on a perfect day, and had a…read moregreat hunt in the afternoon. We had Matt leading us with a couple great dogs. Got pretty much what I expected, birds set out, dogs on point, and good time for all. They cleaned up a number of birds for us, we'll need to research a good chuckar recipe

From the staff, Robert, Earl, Chuck, Jeff, Terry, and Tim, everything was top notch! Friendly,…read moreresponsive and caring. They knew everything about the ranch and how to handle things. Chuck the cook always went above and beyond for great food and drinks. Super clean and and great lay out! The deer! All I can say is amazing. Thank you for a great trip! It was heavenly and definitely be back.

Exceptional trout stream. Pristine water and Fish are really strong and plentiful. Grounds are very…read morewell maintained. Camp ground was nice. They have a kids fishing pond with some very nice Trout. Great place, highly recommended and I will return to fish.

What a fantastic little campground! Five sites all right on the Cedar Creek. Fall asleep…read morelistening to the sound of water rushing by. All sites have water and electric and are nicely spaced apart. A dump station is within easy access on the property. Very quiet and peaceful. The host, Levi, is just one of those outstanding individuals who is always upbeat and wants to make sure you are enjoying your stay. Prices are comparable to a KOA without the "pack em in" feeling and the crowds. Plenty of places on the property to explore as well as the nearby George Washington National Forest. We found out about this place from a work friend and will be coming here regularly. Note that fishing the trout stocked creek does cost extra as Levi has day guests fishing it as well and needs to keep fishing pressure low. He also provides guided and semi-guided hunts during the season.

In the winter, the Minnicks run an excellent upland bird hunting preserve here. The dogs they run…read morewhen they guide are eager and effective. As you'd expect, working with them is the highlight of the hunt. The birds are truly game - no pheasants floating up like helpless helium balloons here; no lifeless chukkars flying up at 45 degrees into a perfect shot. Instead, even the bigger birds hold cover shockingly well, then burst from that cover and into fast flight, with shocking suddenness. And the quail, well, they're as fast and low-flying as you'd expect. We didn't have a disappointing bird in the lot. The Minnicks also offer pre-hunt skeet to warm up, and a hearty lunch to warm up up.

Solid customer service. Came for hunter safety class and it was great! Will return for the archery…read morerange. If you are an archery individual. I highly recommend stopping in.

Before giving the rave, I do want qualify my statement by saying this is only the second outdoor…read morerange I have ever visited. The first was the Adelphi Manor archery range in Maryland. Also, I would be considered a novice archer by most standards, though having spend 20+ in uniform, I have seen a few rifle ranges... Now with that said - wow! It costs $3 for two hours but there were proper targets posted so there was nothing else to buy. The most valuable thing for me was that the targets were staggered at 10 yard intervals. 10 yards all the way up to 60 yards. There were two other guys (only one shooting) while I was there and they were on one end so I could stagger my shooting first at the 20, then 30 and so forth. I made it all the way to 50 and stopped while the arrows were all accounted for. Something else I have never seen before, behind the firing line were racks to hang the bows. When you go down the range the bow can stay hanging (opposed to being left on the ground. Not far away, the PX and commissary were also superb so I expect to be back soon.