This was a lovely experience. There were 10 of us, from great grandparents to 2 year old. The old…read morefolks took a little effort to climb up into the wagon, but made it. We all enjoyed the short wagon ride. You go through a big field and back up the road. Then the kids got to do a little horse back ride. They prepared a campfire dinner where we roasted hotdogs and marshmallows. They also provided salad, fruit, drinks, chips. Nothing fancy but well prepared and kid friendly. The hosts were very kind and friendly, they answered all of our questions and were a joy to spend time with. It was a nice change during our vacation to get away from the lake for a few hours and see more of the real northern Idaho. Definitely recommend this activity!

My mom was visiting from out of town. We did the family dinner and wagon ride. Fabulous! My 5…read moreyear old and 10 year old boy loved it. They got to take a short horse ride. The wagon ride was bumpy but spectacular. Family owned and run. Not to far from CDA and right off the freeway,

My husband and I--along with our adult children, spouses, and grandchildren (15 of us)--spent the…read morelast week of July at Red Horse Mountain Ranch. It was INCREDIBLE. Three weeks later, I am still processing the experience, which was unlike any other vacation we've ever been on (far better!) . And everyone in our group felt that way. With ages ranging 9 to 73, it's not easy to find a place that everyone loves, but this place was it. Starting with the staff, every single person working at the ranch wowed us with top shelf friendly, caring, and superb service. We felt so welcomed and well taken care of. The ranch is in a beautiful setting with a peaceful atmosphere perfect for unwinding. The food was fabulous--all we could eat, fresh and homemade, with a variety that made if fun and interesting. We had a couple of picky eaters among the grandchildren, but no worries, there were always options that made even the pickiest of them happy. The adults appreciated the open bar every day, where we could get a beverage and process the day. The activities were varied, with many options but no pressure--each person could choose what they wanted to do every day. The horses are well-trained and paired perfectly with riders according to comfort level and experience, We had three cabins (one for each family) and were more than satisfied. I'd go back to Red Horse Mountain in a heartbeat!

If you are a family that includes horseback riders then this is the place for you. Definitely a…read morefive star resort experience! For those who don't ride, then this is less of a five star and more likely a 4+ - still great. First of all the staff are just wonderful. Every single person we encountered was lovely, helpful, and ready to make sure we had whatever we needed. The food is outstanding. For me, having my family around the table 3 times a day and not having to prepare the food or clean up (although we did carry out our dishes to the trays to offload the staff, who work really hard) was the highlight of the week. Mealtimes are not flexible, which turned out to be brilliant, since everyone was then motivated to be in the dining room on time! I have to mention that the kitchen staff deserve many thanks. Donovan, the baker did an outstanding job, as did the chefs and the kitchen manager. The bartenders (Chelsea and Laura) were great also. The wine dinner was excellent. The cabin we stayed in was lovely and spacious. The lodge is great - lots of room. comfortable furniture, a huge deck with beautiful views and lots of chairs and tables. Speaking on behalf of the non-riders, the only disappointment came from thinking there would be many activities as alternatives to horseback riding (the website gave us that impression). Those activities actually turned out to be very carefully scheduled and limited (which is understandable given staffing needs). So if you wanted to go kayaking, you could only do it at specified times; the same with the zip line and other such activities. The pottery painting didn't happen at all because the kiln was broken when we were there. And there was no massage therapist, which some had counted on - again per the website. It's a question of managing expectations. Did we all have a great time regardless - yes, despite the granddaughter who got "eaten alive" by chiggers and is still dealing with the bites weeks later. She did love the horseback riding and the shooting however. One more thing. To fully enjoy this resort it is helpful to be physically fit!! Lots of hills and steep slopes. They do offer shuttle service to any activities for those who can't walk there, and the bar opens at 3pm.

This ranch was absolutely wonderful!! The animals are very well taken care of and have a ton of…read morespace to roam. The family who owns it are extremely nice and gave a very informative tour. I learned a lot about the animals and had a great time! Definitely encourage more people to go :)

Beautiful visit to the ranch! Our kids - ages 5-14 all loved it. Andy was the sweetest tour guide…read moreand all of the animals were so sweet. It was a wonderful experience. Definitely recommend!

They have horses. Big enough draft horses, so that people that are over the weight limit for…read moreregular horses can also enjoy the fun of going on a trail ride. I'm just going to put

Jen was the old owner of Spokane Trail Rides and she was AMAZING, cared for her animals and took…read morecare of her clients! She has SO MANY reviews that arnt even posted. BUT I am writting this review because the- NEW OWNERS -Kat (Katilina Edmunds and Curtis Edmunds) should NOT board horses, be trusted with ANY KIND of Animals!!! None. They dont feed, they didnt listen to Jen on how the feeding should be continued. They didnt feed Angel the draft horse that passed because they didnt keep her diet going. These new owners are full of lies. We have PROOF of Testimonies from lots of people witnessing themselves of starving animals. Not keeping up with water for the animals. She frauded 20 people that I know about, could be way more. With the amounts she owes. So fraud. Animals malnourished and a Handful of animals passed as well before and After (Scraps) came out for them. Its so sad. I hope you take this review and make your own judgements. We have SO MUCH PROOF from many others. Not just Jen the old owner. I do hope they seize operations. ASAP!!!!!! THEY REBRANDED TO Hangman Ranch Boarding and trail riding. They wont show documents Jen " supposedlysigned and its looking like nore fraud but forgery!!!" Not good!!! They can come off nice, talk shit, behind your back, treat workers like shit, act like they know what they are doing, have a lie about Everything. TAKE 0 ACCOUNTABILITY FOR EVERYTHING. Its wild. This is a recommendation. No one made me write this at all. Do not board with them. Horse riding lessons. Trail rides. Give them animals. If you pay online she Will and Did cancel alot on people and Did not pay them back. Stopped all communication. And doesnt ever reschedule. And calls it (Non refundable) or the animals....... I got these animals like this...... just no .accountability. so sick!!!!!!! Do the right thing girl.......

This is the best place. We walked in and was immediately greeted by Carly then seated by Bree. We…read morecame in with our two Border Collies and mentioned to Carly the bartender that it was one of Our dogs birthday today. She brought out a couple pieces of Ahi and a bowl of whipped cream for her. That was so sweet. We ordered our food and drinks at which time my husband asked if they had peanuts or sometime quick since he was a little shaky from not eating. Bree immediately brought out a small basket of fries for him. There was no charge for either of these super nice gestures. Both of those girls went above and beyond what we expected. Our meals and cocktails were fantastic too. This was such a great place with amazing service compared to the horrible service and food at One shot Charlie's. Would never go there again. Love Lakeside Bar, the only place we'll go while in Harrison. Hope the owners know what great employees they have. Bravo to amazing food and service. The Ahi burger was over the top!

The Lakeside Bar and Grill in Harrison, Idaho is a great spot right on the lake with really nice…read moreviews from the patio. We drove in from Coeur d'Alene, and the drive itself was absolutely stunning with beautiful scenery along the way. We came in during the lunch hour rush and they were extremely busy, but the servers were working hard and doing their best to keep up with everything. Patience is definitely necessary during peak times. The food was good -- solid comfort weekend food that really hit the spot after being out on the lake. The restaurant is also pretty spacious inside, which was nice even with the crowd. Overall, we enjoyed the atmosphere, the lake views, the scenic drive, and the laid-back vibe. There are couple campgrounds nearby and you could tell it's a very popular spot

Every year my extended family gets together for a family X-mas near Coeur d'Alene that is in the…read moresummer or fall since we can't get together over the holidays. This year my mom discovered Praeder Ranch Resort. It was the perfect location for us. There are several family members with campers; the resort offers tent, partial and full sites to accommodate everyone. There is a lodge with wonderful rooms for everyone else (where we stayed). There is an indoor pool, an outdoor pool and a huge hot tub. Also offered is a game room, a great library, a gym and outdoor activities such as shuffle board, volleyball, basketball, frisbee golf, etc. We found trails to walk around to get some outdoor exercise. The lodge is well maintained and very clean; my wife and I very much enjoyed the indoor pool and sauna. Jeff and Tracy were wonderful and took good care of the entire extended family that was there. It's a little out of the way, but worth the trip. We shall definitely be back.

This past weekend my family gathered at Praeder Ranch Resort for a family get together that we call…read moreFamily X-mas. We used 3 camping spots and 6 hotel rooms. Our weekend was great as always, but made better by Tracy and Jeff the hosts of the ranch. They were so accommodating and friendly. We all gathered at a camp spot for meals and fun. This ranch was perfect since some camped and some not. I highly recommend the ranch for a peaceful get away or a large gathering. They really need to get the word spread out about this place.

First, I don't like the classification of a "Dive Bar," I think that is inaccurate and should be…read morerevised by yelp. One Shot Charlie's is a very popular bar/restaurant in historic Harrison, Idaho. There are only a few places To eat on Lake Coeur d'Alene, and with the Harrison marina close by (within 2 blocks) this is definitely a destination spot for many boaters. The area is equally popular for cyclists and Harley riders, so during summer months OSC is a hub of commotion, and people watching can be a ton of fun. Also during the summer most Friday and Saturday nights there is live music, and with only a few exceptions the bands have been good. The food at OSC is very good. I would classify it as "upscale pub." Burgers are great, as are the pulled pork sandwiches, their Reuben, and my go-to is the amazing saucy chicken sando. I probably ate there 20 plus times this summer and ordered the saucy chicken sando 3/4 of the time. It's that good, and just doesn't get old. Fries are so good, and the salads are always fresh. Pizza is also good and ordered by many. While I generally enjoys a couple cold IPAs when I am there; one of the owners, Jordan, is a super nice guy who is manning their full bar. I can't comment on the cocktail quality since I don't drink hard alcohol. When the winter months roll around and I have to pull the boat, I often daydream about being back on the lake and eating at OSC. For me, it's not just a bar/restaurant, it's a happy hangout where I spend many of my summer hours with family and friends. The service is very good, as is the food. Prices for lake food are reasonable. Make sure to check out their merch store after you eat, and take home a souvenir. You just cannot go wrong with a visit to One Shot Charlie's, and I cannot day enough positive things about it. I think this winter I may even take the drive around the lake and enjoy an off-season meal or two. COVID has hurt many small restaurants out there, and I'm certain that OSC has not been immune to this economic downturn. I do love the fact that when they apparently received much pressure to close from the city, they defied that demand and doubled down, clearly stating on their menu that if you wanted to exercise your freedom and take whatever perceived risk to eat out during a pandemic, that was our individual choice; and they would not cave to the hand wringers and bed wetters. I love that attitude. 'Murcia. Five stars, two thumbs up, and a place in my heart. OSC is very special to me, and I sincerely hope anyone who reads this review will take the trip to Harrison and enjoy them as well. If there ever comes a day when OSC is no longer open, it will be a sad day on Lake CDA for certain.

Rude service, food not great either. Not sure why they stay in business. God forbid if you ask…read moreabout being dog friendly either.

We have been going to the Diamond T for years. We had a family reunion, celebrated birthdays, the…read more4th of July. Several years ago this rating would have been 5/5. As of yesterday, we will not return until it is under new ownership. A couple years ago, we were there and had an issue with some dogs barking. We cleared it up with Tom and thought all is well and that we would continue going there, renting and contributing to the local economy. We made a reservation for two cabins this weekend to celebrate three important life events - my father's 80th, my sister's life changes and a family member's upcoming deployment. All 10 of us drove up from Spokane. When we arrived they came out and yelled at one of us for driving too fast. Then they yelled at us for picking an apple (not listed as not OK). Then, my sister - the one going through difficult life changes was paying our animal deposit. Brenda started in about how they almost didn't rent to us and thought about black listing us. My sister remarked on this negativity, causing Tom to say 'we don't need any of your psychobabble!' Keeping a much longer story short, we decided to pack it in and leave. We had to endure 5 hours in a hot car, the expense of travel, and the downer mood this left us all in, during what should have been a joyous weekend. I don't know whether they rented to us then decided to pull all these shenanigans once we got there, or whether it went bad spontaneously. Needless to say, we will not go back to a beloved location until these folks are gone. The place has been for sale for a long time. Perhaps the negative energy they emit drives potential buyers away. My message to you is buyer (renter) beware.

Horse Camping at it's finest!! Went away for the weekend…read morewith a friend to discover new riding trails and fun! This is the destination for both. We stayed in my truck camper with the view of one of the two beautiful ponds. Full water and electricity hook-ups. Privacy and very comfortable. The horses were in their own ginormous pasture, tree lined with ample supply of fresh spring water and clean, weed-free grazing. We only supplemented their food with our own hay, since it was later in the summer and the grass was low. And the adjoining trails were challenging and fun. Water, hills, obstacles... all sorts of opportunity to enjoy! We could have just stayed in one of their 5 cabins along side another of their ponds. We were able to get a peek in a few and they were lovely. A basic log cabin, but in great shape. Our wonderfully gracious hosts, Brenda and Tom, were beyond accommodating. We are returning FOR SURE!!!

What a beautiful place! Did some boating and rafting and then had a great lunch and drinks!…read moreFriendly staff and beautiful atmosphere!

Talk about a place where every single person has a smile plastered to their face this is it in…read moreevery way! Amazing staff very attentive and oh my goodness luxury to a level I never experienced with leather head rests at the urinals in the club bar bathroom! I love it here I'm never going to leave! They won't rent me the barstool for the month but I won't hold that against

Our new go to place to get my back-up hay and now feed…read more What it has going for it: - convenient location (for me) - pricing on par with similar establishments - workers are friendly & accommodating What it has going against it: - yard where you load up your hay or feed gets muddy, nothing some gravel couldn't fix - limited hours So we use this place if we are short at the end of season. We get a 12 ton delivery every year from our normal guy. Went in here when we ran short one year. Now we come in here for there ever expanding online of livestock feed. They everything from Super layer feed to dairy goat feed to pig feed to believe screening pellets. They are a little more than say a North 40, but they are local and seam to treat their customers and employees right, so to us it is worth little extra. This summer will be inquiring about their for 12 ton delivered hay.... may have a new primary source this year. Looking to feed your livestock and live in the area... they are a great resource and don't hesitate to try them out.

I bought several tons of hog feed this last season to raise 8 full size hogs. I was going through…read moreit & the pigs didn't prefer it at first to store bought until I started fermenting it which solved several problems. I did notice the quality varies each trip & went down a bit starting mid summer but fermenting the feed helped a great deal. Adding some sour milk on occasion made the pigs very happy. I am happy with the end product. I also fed a bit of the fermented pig feed to the chickens, ducks & geese. It kept them out of the pigs pasture & they did enjoy it. They do have a chicken feed so I might try that soon. They also carry an alfalfa pellet. The pellets I will say are likely the best I've found anywhere. I have some very picky Nigerian Dwarves who love their pellets. I think I get 10 40lb bags for around $90. I also tried a multi bale of alfalfa a few weeks ago which they loved also. I tried a bag of the beef protein cubes. I added just a bit to the pig feed before fermenting & they did enjoy that. Pigs often get bored so adding or changing their feed just a little bit here & there kept them interested. My last visit I picked up 40 or 50 lb bags of Barley seed to make winter fodder. I am getting ready to set that up but the seeds do look good & I think it will be a great saver in feed costs over winter as the bags are under $10 each & the sprouts should end up giving me a higher protein feed with triple the size & it will be fresh greens through winter.