Friendly service. Ample portions. Hot scones would have…read moretasted better IF they had been cooked in fresh oil. Grilled chicken on salad lacked flavor. Adding salt and pepper at the table didn't quite do the trick.

Food is eeeh. Porky burger was very tasty. But then again it was a straight sausage sandwich. I…read moreliked it but some might not. Double cheeseburger was a 5.5 out of 10 for my daughter. My youngest daughter is vegan . She had a hard time finding eats. Salad was tiny and insignificant. My husband's blt was same as my daughter 5.5. Service was excellent. Our waitress was awesome !!! Ambiance is good. Too cowboyish for me but that's just me. Fries were burger king ish.

Amazing. We had a wonderful time! Driver was nice…read more Convenient to Steins. A great gift

Yes deer valley is so beautiful why not see it on horseback. Their schedules book up so don't miss…read moreout!

We had the beet salad, mac and cheese and sweet potato fries. Everything was delicious. The beet…read moresalad was sooo tasty!! The service from Lucy was great too! Would definitely recommend this place!

I tried so hard to like this place, since people praise it so much. The restaurant was SO LOUD and…read morewe were sat right in-front of the freezing cold AC. Ordered fries as an appetizer, they came out cold with our entrees. Personal preference, I hate pickles in fry sauce so that sucked even more. I asked for no onions and mushrooms, I was willing to pay extra for substitution (which is dumb) BUT I still got onions and mushrooms in my Stroganoff. The total bill was ridiculously high for what we got. Most likely will not return.

We hosted a small dinner at Forbes Family Farm and it exceeded expectations in every way. The…read morefarm-to-table dinner was multiple courses consisting of fresh crudites, delicious creamed spinach with fresh cream, grilled broccoli (the best broccoli I've had in years, maybe ever), and rhubarb pie all grown right there, not 100 yards from our tables. The beef ribs were tender, tasty, and sourced from a local ranch. The sparkling kombucha drink was a refreshing addition that really tied the whole meal together. Overall, the food was delicious and made all the better by the ability to see where it was all grown. In addition to the top-quality food, the location is perfect for a small-to-medium sized gathering. Hosted under a freestanding, covered ramada with a fireplace, the dinner felt personal without disrupting any of the amazing views. Guests could tour through the greenhouses or take a short walk to see some of the animals raised on the Farm. The Forbes Family, the chef, and all those who helped make the dinner possible were helpful, easy to work with, informative, and really made the whole evening enjoyable and easy on us as the hosts. I would recommend Forbes Family Farm to anyone looking to host a farm-to-table dinner or is interested in fresh, wholesome food.

From the owner: We provide the highest quality, local food to our community while improving the soil and working…read moreour land in a regenerative manner. We raise pastured poultry, yaks and bees. But, the heart and soul of our farming operation is our market garden where we grow an array of fresh and nutritious fruits and vegetables. We primarily sell produce through membership in our CSA (Community Supported Agriculture).

This place is Amazing! They take great care of the dogs and give an excellent tour of their…read moreproperty and a fun dog sled ride! Fernando the owner is ranked 6th in the world races of dog sledding. He and his wife are very friendly personable and great at telling stories! It's a bit hard to get an Uber t Out to where they are so allow more time than usual. It just rent a car and drive yourself.

Fernando and Dana are so amazing and hospitable. You can really tell that they care for their pups…read more It's not a business, it's a sanctuary for the doggies. We enjoyed our Snow shoe trip. The views were amazing and in our group of 12 we had 4 doggies accompany us. Not every one wanted a dog and ppl switched off so it was perfect. Great for the entire family. Will definitely come back again every time we are in UTAH.

Summit wagon and sleigh First of all, I have to admit that…read morethis was a surprise engagement for me so I wasn't involved in the planning process. However, my fiancé did say that it was a seamless process! The owner's wife even purchased a huge bouquet of roses and hid them in the sleigh and everything! The owners children even tagged along to make sure we got plenty of cell phone pictures and videos, which was greatly appreciated! Their land is stunningly beautiful and so peaceful under the moonlit sky with pen that of stars to see under the mountains! We followed the creek and ended at a cute nativity scene area where the horses could rest and we could warm our hands by the fire. Everyone was involved in the proposal and I didn't even realize it was happening but all of a sudden I had roses in my hand and my boyfriend on his knee! It was such a special moment and we had a blast talking with the family during the ride over to the creek! If you are looking for a PRIVATE family sleigh ride or a great place to propose or just enjoy the winter in utah, you have to give them a call and get your rides setup! i can't recommend them enough!!

We had a great dinner with great service. I don't recommend going there for dinner and drinks if…read moreyou plan on getting a ride home even if it's 5 miles away "Promontory". They don't have service to get you back and a cab or Uber will take over and hour. We learned the hard way.

My girlfriends and I wanted to try something new and fun for our girls trip this year, and Blue Sky…read moreRanch definitely delivered! We stayed in their Yurt for one night, and it was AMAZING! It comes fully loaded, with warm bedding, firewood, plates, napkins, water, the whole shebang! We brought up turkey burgers to grill (on the grill they provide) and then marshmallows to roast on the fire we made on the outdoor fire pit. All in all we had a lovely stay, and talked about doing it again before we had even left on Saturday morning. I would recommend to anyone looking for a fun get away, without a lot of everyday distractions (although you do still have cell reception). I am already trying to plan a time I can take my boyfriend back for a romantic weekend. Would be fun for a family trip as well, although maybe bring some games along if you have kids to help keep them entertained. The only downside is the outhouse, but it was kind of a fun adventure trekking out to the potty with your flashlight at night!

We had an amazing stay at Conestoga Ranch and would absolutely recommend it to anyone visiting the…read moreBear Lake area. Our glamping tent was beautiful, spacious, and comfortable, with some of the nicest beds we've slept in while traveling. The tent included both a heater and a fan, giving us options for any weather, although we didn't need either during our stay. The bedding was so comfortable and warm that we slept great throughout the night. The entire property was spotless, including the shower and bathroom facilities, which were always clean and well-maintained. We especially appreciated the thoughtful amenities in the bathhouses, including soap, shampoo, lotion, and hair dryers. The restaurant was excellent, with delicious food and a great atmosphere. The smash burger and Brussels sprouts were both outstanding and some of our favorite meals during our stay. We also loved the camp store, especially having fresh coffee available in the morning. One of the fun surprises was receiving a cute s'mores kit at check-in. It was a thoughtful touch and made our evening campfire even more enjoyable. What really made our stay special was the outstanding customer service. Steve went above and beyond--he came by to light our campfire, asked about our trip, and offered helpful recommendations for places to visit after leaving the ranch. We also noticed him providing the same friendly, personal service to other guests, which says a lot about the hospitality at Conestoga Ranch. There were plenty of activities to enjoy on-site, including free ping-pong tables and video games and air hockey available for a small fee. The ranch also offers a great selection of bicycles, and we enjoyed riding the scenic 5-mile trail to the marina and beach. One thing to note is that the campground is not directly on Bear Lake, but it's just a short distance away. We were treated to a gorgeous sunrise over Bear Lake from the ranch, which was the perfect way to start the day. Beautiful accommodations, excellent food, outstanding service, and a fun, relaxing atmosphere made this one of the highlights of our trip. We would definitely stay here again!

Not what it's cracked up to be. Definitely not worth the high cost. This place positions itself as…read morea luxury glamping experience. It was not. At first, the tent looked so cute and cozy. There are beds, dressers, fans, a heater, lighting, outlets. It seemed great. Until.... I noticed there were bugs in the bed. On the sheets, under the covers. So many little bugs. Unfortunately, I didn't see how many there really were until the morning. I took a zoomed in photo and discovered that they're a type of LICE! They were in all 3 beds in the tent, plus the carpets and floor. I fully recognize that this is nature, and I expected some bugs... spiders, flies, that kind of thing. But not lice in the beds. As if that weren't enough... When we arrived, we were told to text when we wanted to have the campfire lit (I assumed they wanted to have control over the fires, so that was fine) and that there was a bucket of water to put it out and for safety reasons. Someone did come to light the campfire, but I noticed the water bucket was empty. I told him about it, and he told me, "If you want to go to sleep, just leave the fire burning. It'll be fine." The fire pit was literally 3 feet from a mountainside of tall grass. The wildfires in Utah have been outrageous this summer. It's been terrible and devastating. If you live here, you know. I was not going to just leave a fire burning, throwing embers into the grass. My husband stayed up until midnight to make sure it burned out properly (fire extinguisher nearby just in case). Also... the shower in the bath house was cold, even turned up to completely "hot." I showered at 6:30am, before most of the campground was up, so no chance the hot water was depleted yet. And... We were told that breakfast and coffee would be available at 7:30am. It was not. The place wasn't even supposed to open until 5pm, so I'm not sure why they told us it was available in the morning. We left the campground for coffee and food. When we wanted to check out, we called for a golf cart as we were told to do. It was the hottest week in Utah history. It was seriously so hot. The office texted back that someone was on the way. We waited outside for 15 minutes before just carrying all our stuff through the campground and back to the car ourselves. We just wanted to leave. Passing the main building on the way to the car, 2 people were sitting on a golf cart just playing on their phones. Nobody ever went to the tent. Honestly, I could have accepted ALL of this (except the bed lice... that's a hard no) if one night wasn't $300-400 after fees. For a tent with a bed. Not worth it. I'd rather just camp for real.