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Utah Dude Ranch Vacation
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At a Glance
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| HIGHLIGHTS | |
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| Famous For: | Our family friendly atmosphere and group retreats |
| Capacity: | 206 inside, 500 camping |
| Open: | Summer through Fall |
| Location: | 13 miles from Fruitland, UT, about 150 miles east of Salt Lake City |
| Reservations: | 1-800-468-3274 |
| Rates: |
Adults: the prices depend on the number of people in the group and the type of group you have, please call for more information
Children: ages 2 and under are free, please call for more information |
| Minimum Stay: | 1 night |
| Deposit: | We require a refundable $100.00 damage deposit. A deposit of 20% of the total reservation cost is a required to hold your reservation. The balance is due 30 days before your arrival. |
| Payment: | Visa, Amex, M/C , Check, Discover |
| Closest Airports: | Salt Lake City Airport |
| Transportation: | Transportation to and from the Salt Lake International Airport is $40.00 per person each way. (No transportation charge for children 2 and under.) There is also rental cars at airport. |
| Travel Agents: | NO |
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 ArcheryBig/Heavy Riders200-250 lbs. Children's ProgramsComputer/Email ServicesConference ServicesComputer/Email Services Corporate Groups, MeetingsMedium (50-100) CuisineRanch/Western |
Culinary Trained ChefsDude/Guest RanchesFishing Fly Fishing Fish on Your Own Lake Fishing on Property Stream Fishing on Property Type of Fish Trout HikingOn Your Own Horseback RidingHorsesPonies (for kids) Quarter Languages SpokenEnglish |
Laundry ServiceLiquor No Liquor Prefered Resort RanchesPutting Green on Property Tennis & Swimming on Property Short Stays (1-4 days)Always Swimming PoolHeated TennisOn Property | |
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| LODGING |
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| We have many different types of lodging based on the number of people in your party. We offer the Red Creek Lodge, the Tabby Mountain Lodge, the more rustic Bunkhouse ,Cabin/Guest House and camping is available a swell. |
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| There are so many things to do here at Reid Ranch as a small or large group. We have horseback riding, swimming, nature hikes, sunrise hikes, archery, tennis, archery, boating and other lake activities, volleyball, soccer, Frisbee golf, miniature golf (10 hole), horseshoes, campfires, basketball, fishing and spa and sauna. |
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| FOR CHILDREN |
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| At Reid Ranch we have so many activities for the children, we have an exclusive youth only program. We have horseback riding, swimming, nature hikes, sunrise hikes, archery, tennis, archery, boating and other lake activities, volleyball, soccer, Frisbee golf, miniature golf (10 hole), horseshoes, campfires, basketball, fishing and spa and sauna. |
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| We have cafeteria style dining with good Western food and good company. Please call for more information. NO alcoholic beverages allowed! |
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| The Reids opened the Ranch to church groups, family reunions, government and company groups. The response has been gratifying. The Ranch books groups up to a year in advance because of its popularity. Reid Ranch is truly God's country. It sits at 7,800 feet on the slopes of the Uintah Mountains. The Reids have tried to limit its growth so as not to disturb the ecological balance of nature surrounding the Ranch. You can still experience seeing deer, moose, elk, bear, beaver, porcupine, mountain lion, and even skunks. |
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| The Ranch's location and the area surrounding it is replete with Western folklore and history. Chief Tabby from whom Tabby Mountain got its name, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid riding up through these mountain passes, and the famed Rhodes Mine that was supposed to have helped finance the development of the Salt Lake Valley at the time of Brigham Young are all part of the Ranch's history. |
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| HISTORY/HOSTS |
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| Reid Ranch was purchased in 1978 by Mervin and Ethna Reid. They had been looking for a getaway for many years. After being told about the property by a friend, they took a leisurely drive to see the location. Upon arriving, they fell in love with the location, its beauty, and the abundant wild life. They could visualize immediately "Reid Ranch." What they found was a very primitive location with one small building that was partially built. A fire had burned off the back porch. There was no running water, but there was electricity. The Ranch was without a telephone until 1989, so all calls about building supplies and emergencies had to take place from the little pay phone outside the Fruitland Store 13 miles down a dirt road. Fruitland was the first land scam in Utah. A man selling land in the area took pictures of the flowering fruit trees in Utah County to entice people to the "fruitland" area. When the purchasers arrived from the Midwest and found sage and red rock and cedar trees, many sold their holdings to the hardy few who stayed and began to develop the area. The Reid Ranch will continue to be a pristine Western location to enjoy now and in the future. The Reids love the area, and they hope those who stay can sense the beauty as they see it. |
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