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    River Ridge Ranch

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    “The atmosphere, the rustic appeal, the woodwork, the fire pit, the little cabins and just the pure element of being in the outdoors made me fall in love with the venue.”

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    Ellis Hunt Club

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    Wonderful Pheasant Hunting experience my daughter and I have experienced…read more Mac & Sheri were terrific hosts in addition to the hunting guide (Steve) that was provided along with his two German Shorthair Pointers. We arrived from Ventura CA (approx. 2.5 hr drive) and met our host, Mac. He had us sign in with Sheri (Hunting License required) and pay for our birds ($50/two Roosters or $48/three hens). Biscuits & Gravy, coffee and juice were offered for breakfast. We went out to the field and had our birds released one at a time to ensure the maximum opportunity to have my daughter hunt them. We hunted throughout the day taking a moment between birds to socialize and enjoy the day. We finished our hunt around 3pm and then came back to the office where we had our lunch. Sheri provided us terrific pulled pork sandwiches, Mac & cheese, chips and soda. When all said and done, we gave our cook (Sheri) a tip as a token of appreciation and said our goodbyes to Mac and Steve. Reflecting back on our hunt and the wonderful opportunity I was able to give my daughter, that was the best $100 spent (4 roosters purchased) for a day of hunting which included meals and guide services w/ hunting dogs. Almost too good to be true. Oh yeh, Jr. Hunters are now free with a paying adult (2 bird minimum). Can't get much better than that and a wonderful way to introduce our kids to the sport of hunting. Thanks Mac, Sheri, Steve! We will definitely be back and I will be sure to invite all my hunting buddies.

    New to the hunting world; this is my second hunt. Sheri and…read moreMac provided an awesome experienced, it was great being outside. I will be back and bring family members with me

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    We made this location for our first stop with our new travel trailer. On the recommendation from a…read morefriend, this turned out the be a great find. Located about 70 mile north and east of Bakersfield at around 2500 feet evaluation this little hidden gem was a blast. We arrived on Friday around 3:00. The office located at the top off the hill once you get on the property is a small place where the owner stays from time to time. The RV spots are a nice size so you don't get the feeling you're looking in someones bedroom. Lots of shade trees on most of the spots. It has several tent locations that have a hose bib and fire ring. Most of the spots are full hookup. They do have bathrooms and showers in a few locations on the property. We saw kids riding their bikes around the Village. Several people giving it a go at the catch and release fishing pond. On this trip we wanted to get use to our new trailer and set things up. We did decide to go over to the trail of 100 giants which is about 17 curvy miles away. If you haven't been it is a must see. The trail is paved which makes really easy to walk or it someone is in a wheel chair they can enjoy the 1/2 mile walk as well. We did travel to Camp Nelson for lunch adn could have stopped at the Ponderosa, fyi they have food as well. If you are pulling a trailer make sure you fill up in Ducor as you will use some gas climbing the winding road. The temps were about 10 to 15 degrees less than Bakersfield. We will diffidently make this trip again in the fall.

    Nice place close to home. People super friendly. Creek is fun to wade in and explore.read more

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    I don't know how to even describe this park, maybe, magical... The sequoias are majestic with sugar…read morepines sprinkled all around. I was here with the Sisters Corp. to do some volunteer work. I did not want to miss the opportunity to give my time for this beautiful place. This is my first time to visit this National Park and I know now it will not be my last. My first day at the volunteer camp group site as we gathered at the table to meet each other and go over the agenda for the weekend we had the opportunity to see a black bear casually roam through our campground near the tents (one of them was mine). We were all informed prior to arriving not to leave any scented items in the tents. No one wonder the bear kept moving along, but with the help of our camp host shooing it away from the campground. This is something we learned from the rangers, is to shoo them away so they don't get in the habit of coming around. The park offers many hiking trails, I had the chance to do one of many, which was the Long Meadow Trail. Very beautiful, plenty of foliage and evidence of a bear in the area. Another part of the park I got to visit was General Sherman. There is a park ranger that will tell you the history of the General Sherman tree. You can wait in a long line to take a pic in front of the tree with a General Sherman sign. Or you can take a pic around the fenced majestic tree. I choose not to wait in line. I had the chance to shuttle to General Sherman tree from the Museum. The Shuttle is free and seems to come every 10-15 min. From General Sherman I also shuttled to the Lodgepole marketplace and visitor center. In this area are bathrooms with showers (coin operated, quarters). The Marketplace has an area to order some food and also a section where you can purchase some ice cream by the scoop. The store offers assorted ice cream bars. The visitor center offers gift items as well as the marketplace. At the front of the visitor center they had a ranger available at a booth if you had any questions. This place is quite busy! Parking lot is a madhouse. Nearby is a campground you may want to check out or ask the ranger for some info. If you can, arrive early, find parking at the Museum and shuttle to everything if you can. Warning, when I was doing volunteer work in the parking lot across from the museum we witnessed a black bear enjoying some berries in the bushes. I'm not sure if they will venture into the parking lot with a lot human activity going on but be careful what you leave in your car, anything and everything with a scent. The park has so much to see. I look forward to returning to volunteer and to take advantage of what the park has to offer.

    Best national park I've ever been to and that's saying a lot…read more It's magical, and I highly recommend getting to the Sherman trailhead prior to 9:30am if you want a parking spot. Takes about an hour to get in there, up there and parked so plan accordingly. The congress trail was amazing and for a 3.5 mile hike it took about 2.5 hours with frequent stops for pictures. Highly recommend a stop at lodge pole for refreshments and merch. Incredible experience from start to finish.

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