Triple Creek Ranch is a beautiful place . Lynn is the nicest person to deal with…read more Definitely would recommend you to go there for lessons and horse shows

If you're looking for a place to ride or learn. This is the place…read more They have great school horses for learning and there's always fun activities at the barn. It's definitely a place where you feel home.

To a Spinner, there is no fleece more coveted than the might Alpaca. Never mind you are spinning a…read morefleece that feels like butter and never mind the vast versatility of the fleece, never mind this luxurious fleece is hypoallergenic or the fact you can choose between Huacaya which has amazing crimp, or for he more advanced spinner, can use Suri which has no crimp....just a few good reasons to choose Alpaca fleece but the reason you really choose Alpaca....for me, is the animal itself. How could anyone resist those baby doll faces and sweet temperaments? Now, I have to admit to being a hobby farm enthusiast, mainly because our family used to be hobby farm owners, so the animal is just as important to me as the fleece. When it came time to go on my search to find my first Alpaca Fleeces, I wasn't interested in just ordering on-line or having a friend procure one for me, I wanted to feel my way through the process. You will never imagine my joy at having found 'Stargazers Ranch' in Loveland, Colorado. When you go to Stargazers, you are not going to just purchase a fleece, you are going for the experience! My experience started when my husband helped me into my wheelchair...why is that significant you ask? That is my way of telling you they are completely accessible! Yes, even in a wheelchair, you can have a complete experience and not have to sit at the edge of the barn floor and watch from a distance as happens so many times when you are confined to a chair. When I arrived at Stargazers, I arrived to dozens of fleeces and roving's having been sat out for me. Since I am a relatively new spinner, I needed some advice and instruction in choosing my fleeces. I knew I wanted a skirted fleece since I still have difficulty choosing what should go and what should stay. I was offered a vast array of skirted and tipped fleeces in every color Alpacas have to offer. I love the beauty of natural darker colored Alpacas so that is where my eyes went. I purchased everything from a dark gray, a dark brown and a dark fawn, and, of course, a stunning white from a girl named Curly Sue. The micron counts ranged from approximately 18 to 23 and they all promised hours of joyful spinning. After the delightful experience of mini-lessons on choosing an Alpaca Fleece and going through dozens of choices, having made my decisions, I was offered the opportunity of meeting the stars of Stargazers, the Alpacas themselves. I was treated so kindly. The owners went above and beyond to allow me in the pens with the Alpacas, starting with babies...how fun is that!?! The Alpacas were timid of me at first, after all, I drove in their pens in an electric wheelchair. It was a bit intimidating for them at first, but I was given some treats and it didn't take long for the promise of treats to overcome their skittishness around the wheelchair. In no time, I was surrounded by excited Alpacas. We went from pen to pen, meeting all the girls and boys of the farm...my joy was complete! If you want a fabulous Alpaca Fleece, by all means, go on-line and purchase fleece from Stargazers, you can't do better than their babies. However, if by chance, you happen to find yourself in Colorado and want an experience you will never forget, stop by Stargazers. I am taking home four bags full of beautiful Alpaca fiber but I have to tell you, I have my eye on a little girl we met whose fleece is destine to be on my wheel after her next shearing!!! I have found my Alpaca Fleece source! You should give them a try and make Stargazers your Alpaca Fleece providers of choice!!!

Look, I'm no spinner or knitter although my wife is. That being said, I thoroughly enjoyed a 2…read morehour visit with the Stargazer alpacas and helping select some take-hone yarn. Ranch owner Cindy couldn't have been a more pleasant guide. She provided information about alpacas answering every question we could ask and more. Of course we spent quite some time with about a dozen mothers and babies. With the treats provided, these skittish creatures became our very good friends. Cindy made clear that she would really favor a group of handicapped or disadvantaged children to a bunch of boisterous 8-th graders. This is a working ranch that focuses on stud fees, fleece, and selling well-bred animals and visits are just a small part of the income stream.

Wasn't that an entertaining response: allow me to retort:…read more 7 hours on horseback, you're kidding right! The food issue with my bride, you're got to be serious, it's simple food, and you have a "classically" trained chef that don't know what night shade foods are, that should sum things up nicely. I even emailed you that just grilling veggies (which we brought and were NEVER USED) would make her happy. Again, your staff don't know how to make a simple Quinoa salad, but you'll accommodate special food requests!. I really don't get the whole cook being with us x number of years, not sure how that equates to cooking potatoes. The email he adds was in response to his email asking what she could eat and clarification (kinda like taking an excerpt from the middle of a book). The room, is a joke, I never picked the room. How do you pick a room ya never saw. That was a suggestion from Tom over a phone convo. nuff said. I agree, horse back riding is NOT my cup of tea, never said it was, don't think for one second that review came only from me! OH NO, this included feedback I got back from other guests. I gave up Big John because ANOTHER GUEST asked to ride him, know your facts Tom. I switched again because my wife could not handle the horse she was given (due to her RA), AGAIN, know your facts Tom. Seriously, I was determined to had a bad time, seriously. There's a wow moment. Brought our own veggies that were never used and had to be thrown away, brought 2LBS of venison that was never used, brought venison summer sausage that was only offered up when I asked what happened to it. Curious, Tom, ya ever saved the markers I made for the Chiefs circle ring or the medicine man's ring? My bet is, no. Let's not talk about what I did for the ranch and staff. The saddle I used was terrible, tack broke on my wife and one other guest while we were there. No attack on anyone, a honest comment on the tack. Really don't matter to me if ya get an individual that fell in love with a horse. I certainly loved "butt eddy" (my name for Buddy), doesn't change my review. Funny he never responded to an email I sent days after our arrival home, but leave a review that is not glowing and holy crap! If ya check TripAdvisor for reviews, ever wonder why there is not a SINGLE bad review, think about it. See my review, only mentions staff, there's a reason for that, TripAdvisor is very picky with they way you state things, one wrong word and they deny the post. Simpler to just state the good. I'll stay with my review, it certainly wasn't worth 5K. Time to move on

I have no idea where the negative review before us came from! My husband and I visited the ranch…read morejust this September, 2016 and had the time of our lives. We travel a lot and have never been treated so well. The room was fantastic, cozy, rustic, and very comfortable. We did camp fires at night and we had a blast shooting. How else do you get a rounded cowboy experience after a long days ride? When it comes to the food....outstanding. My husband has gluten free needs. Jake and Sheila in the kitchen fixed some amazing meals and they were able to totally take care of us and our diet requirements. While they juggled our needs and those of other guests, our comfort was always a priority. The horseback riding was incredible. When I booked, Tom told me we would be in the saddle about six or seven hours each day, and we were. We did a cattle drive, we rode through canyons, prairie, worked with the cows, learned how to rope a cow from our horse, and generally got really good at riding. The wranglers were awesome! We are already looking at coming back to Colorado Cattle Company next year, and excited to do so. I honestly have no idea what Keith was talking about, because I know that we had a great time, Tom and Darcy are amazing hosts, the staff is wonderful, the horses and the riding is great, and we could not be happier. We highly recommend Colorado Cattle Company if you want a real horseback and working ranch experience.

Everything is fresh! They pack their own beef. Great place to either pick up a few ribeyes and…read moreroasts or 1/2 side of beef to share w/family. Such great cuts. The best. Mason is so kind and helpful.

Oh, the sheer joy of it! For over a year now, my wife and I have been on this delightful journey of…read moreprocuring eggs from the English Rose Farm. And what an experience it has been! Whether the sun is blazing or the breeze is cool, we find our precious cargo chilling comfortably in a cooler, waiting for us. And oh, the eggs! Each carton is a treasure chest, unveiling a beautiful array of spotless, perfect eggs that are nothing short of a visual treat! We are absolutely smitten by them! They have become a staple in our kitchen, starring in numerous recipes that we whip up constantly! We usually get 2-4 cartons at a time, and the payment process is a breeze with Venmo. Right before the eggs are put outside for pickup, we make the payment. It's as simple as that! So here's to many more years of this wonderful egg-venture with English Rose Farm!

At English Rose Farm, enjoy procuring fresh-from-the-roost duck and chicken eggs whilst surrounded…read moreby a coterie of winsome mountainside beasts both resident and volunteer. Our time in Boulder County was brief (just shy of two years), but we spent much of it at English Rose delighting in Rachel's collection of rescues (of note, a wild donkey and spirited mare), prattling goats, and Scottish Highland mamas whose calves enriched our visits and guaranteed the unexpected. Our drives to-and-from similarly offered wildlife sightings, particularly springtime's nursery of kits and cubs and the odd awkward moose calf! If you are a Boulderite or live out at Lefthand, don't miss English Rose.

I love goat yoga! I recently took my third class in three years at this ranch and it was a blast as…read morealways. The setting is beautiful, the teacher is warm and friendly, and really encourages you to just play with the goats if you feel like it. Definitely not a hard core, serious yoga class. The goats will come and let you to pet them and even climb into your lap or let you hold them. They are surprisingly cuddly!

From the owner: The Mother Ranch is a healing facility in Longmont, CO. We offer NeurOptimal Neurofeedback, Women's…read moreart e-courses online, Equine Gestalt Coaching (horse partnered life coaching), and meditations with baby goats (April/May, 2021). Visits other than scheduled classes, we are by appointment only.

Spent two nights in the camping cabin with our young family, absolutely loved it!! You need to find…read moreyour own fun but if you are happy to take it easy and enjoy the surroundings it's a wonderful place!

Some friends and I were in the area looking for a place to access the national forest for hunting…read more We saw this place and decided to stop in and ask. We pulled up to a lady(assumed she was the owner). And before we could get the word "hello" out of our mouths, she cut us off and accused us of poaching and said we would be trespassing. And went on saying she would prosecute if we tried. She went on for a couple of minutes literally yelling at us. And we never stepped foot out of the truck. All she had to say was no politely. We were not there looking to break any law. Her customer service was terrible. She was very rude. She lost any future potential business from me, my friends, and any friends and family of ours