Theresa and Kyle are the very Best! They worked with getting us in for a horseback ride on such…read moreshort notice! Then they were the perfect hosts with their horses, Grey and Rocket! They shared their beautiful 7,000 acre property with us educating us about the 5 mountain ranges visible from their property, the local plants and wildlife and life as ranchers! Oh almost forgot the original 1890 Homesteader log cabin that their great uncle purchased with the property back in the 40s. If you're in Billings you have to book a ride with them! Most genuine and friendly people!!!!

What a great place to ride horses. Thanks to Theresa for taking us on a fantastic. ride. The horses…read moreare so well behaved that anyone can ride them. Theresa had a smile from the moment we met her all the way to the end. Perfect views!!

I didn't realize that Western Ranch Supply has True Value hardware, I was able to load up my lawn…read moreand garden supplies!

From the owner: Local farm and ranch store in Montana. Specializing in animal health, livestock equipment, tack…read more Now carrying hardware, clothing and much more! Great customer service to lend a helping hand!

Beautiful spot for our nephew's wedding! This place is a…read moresecret gem. It's way out in the boonies but it's lovely. They have a huge barn, perfect for parties, a kitchen and bar, a huge fireplace at one end and a vast event space. It is almost brand new looking and sits up on a knoll overlooking the pond where there is a covered pavilion and a small dock. I recommend Camelot Ranch to everyone for your next event.

Definitely a place to recommend to anyone having an event. Lynn was very helpful and accommodating…read more. We had our wedding here and couldn't have been happier to have a place that was beautiful. Whether you decorate or not Camelot Ranch is very nice. I would definitely go back to Camelot to have another event.

It was an amazing wedding! The place was beautiful but one of the owners walked up to us and…read moreaccused use of bring in tequila when we were saying my brothers girl friend Keyla which does sounds like tequila bet then she kept following us around the wedding and mind you I don't even drink alcohol which is funny then we went outside to smoke and my cousin and I started play fighting not even aggressively and she walked up to use and kick us off the property and even when all this was going on she was yelling at the everybodying going to there cars even to grab diapers for there kid it's upsetting how an amazing place it is to be brought down by a ignorant owner

Lady claiming to be the owner was horribly rude and ran off half of the wedding guests. Would…read morefollow them to their cars, accusing them of trying to sneak on tequila! When of the guests names was Kelia, so she toght they were dating tequila! Yelled at guests for cussing. I intervened and told her that was not her job! She proceeded inside and told our DJ to turn down the musi6. It was 7:45 pm. She proceeded to to sit down behind the bar. I approached her and told her she was being completely out of line! Asked for her name and bosses name ans number. She refused so I told her that is fine! I will take your picture and make calls tomorrow. As I got her picture she physically attacked me! Then tried saying my son attacked her! He absolutely got in her face and yelled at her. But never once touched her! They then proceeded to try and not allow the wedding party to get their belongings from the rooms they paid $500 to use! Worst experience and completely ruined the wedding.

Last summer we visited Glacier National Park & now Yellowstone; 2 iconic and vastly different…read morenational parks. Yellowstone was our countries 1st designated national park, with 3% in Montana. In 1901, Glacier National Park was declared the Crown Jewel of the Continent by conservationists. Before Lewis and Clark, fur traders, gold hunters, and homesteaders, the land that would become Montana was home to several Indigenous tribes, each with its own traditions, cultures, stories, religions, languages, and histories. Today, twelve are recognized as sovereign nations within seven established reservations. Many historical Indigenous sites remind usof their ties to the land and the battles they fought to protect it. We visited Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument, Custer's Last Stand from 1876. This was an Indian victory and an Army defeat here. The Buffalo Jump State Park is where tribes chased herds over the edge of a cliff as a mass hunting technique. The Museum of the Plains Indian preserved thousands of artifacts; clothes, weapons, household items ... In 1854, North America's first dinosaur remains were found in Montana . Since, 75 other dinosaur species , more than any other state, have been discovered here, the oldest dating back 155 million years. Montana is a ranching & rodeo state. "A River Runs Through It" highlights fly fishing here. Tourism brings $750 million annually here. Montana has 32 million acres of public lands with more hiking trails than any other state. Monty is an outdoor paradise!

Just Go (#15) April…read more2014 was our first time visit to The Big Sky Country... SNOW! we stayed at our WorldMark timeshare in West Yellowstone but the closest entrance to Yellowstone National Park was closed for the season. The only entrance was through the North Entrance which was some 3-1/2 hours drive from the West Entrance. The drive through Montana was scenic and beautiful though. July 2021 we visited three National Parks in neighboring states MT and WY. One of them was Glacier National Park at West Glacier. This park is a year-round paradise with alpine scenery and deep valleys. At the time of our vacation we had to go online and purchase an Entry Reservation Ticket to be able to enter and tour the "Going-to-the-Sun Road" route. Hubby booked this tour weeks early and we were lucky to get in. Other cars were turned away -- no ticket. In mid-July there were still melting ice in high elevation areas which resulted in many scenic waterfalls along the way including a roadside Weeping Wall. This park is H-U-G-E and the Going-to-the-Sun Road runs through the heart of Glacier National Park... we stopped at landmarks and turnouts and enjoyed views of massive U-shaped valleys. We love our National Parks but I told my hubby not to plan 3 parks in one trip! He thinks we're still young! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ When visiting Glacier National Park you are close to the Canadian Border. You can cross the border and check out Waterton Lakes National Park on the Canada side. Um, but please bring your U.S. Passport... your National Parks passport will not work. LoL! FOOD! Aside from the beautiful mountain ranges, prairie terrain and badlands... Montana is a meat-lovers heaven! Buffalo burgers, bison sausage patties, 9-oz hamburger steaks... and for dessert -- moose tracks ice cream! We enjoyed shopping, dining and lodging at Downtown Bozeman. Thank you Great State of Montana. Untamed, Wild and Natural! Review #2466

All things beef and pork. And Montana…read more Ranch House Meat Company is a good spot to show your support for local ranchers from Montana. It's a family owned shop with fresh cut meats, mostly beef and pork, but there is also various kinds of bacon, deli meats, jerky, brats, and sausages. There's usually a special of some kind. From time to time, they have buffalo meat and chicken. They also will do deer processing. During the lunch hours, they have a special highlighting the meats -- a sandwich, a slider, maybe a loaded baked potato -- something small, but always tasty. It should be enough to convince you their meats are equally good -- and they are. Friendly group of people, good place to get local Montana meats for dinner, and at lunch, have a small snack.

I usually buy my meat from Costco but after having an excellent Rib Eye from Ranch House, I…read morerealized there was a noticeable difference in the flavor. Service was helpful and patient as we browsed.

Drinks, food, & service was outstanding. Highly recommend the walkers favorites. We had the Korean…read morebeef bowl & meatloaf dishes with the walkers salad & shishito peppers. All so yummy.

Waitress recommended the walkers meatloaf and did not disappoint. Clearly, a house favorite The…read morefood and service was excellent. We had two toddlers in our group and staff accommodated our needs with such kindness.

Great place to grab breakfast. Staff is always friendly. They have a full bar if you need a drink…read more Breakfast is standard but solid. 4/5 stars

We just had breakfast here because we heard good things. We had to wait 5-10 minutes to be seated…read more(granted they were a bit busy) nobody acknowledged our existence. We then were seated and nobody came to get our drinks. We proceeded to help ourselves at the buffet when a young lady at the bar said we had to get drinks from our waiter. I politely told her we had been there for roughly 20-30 minutes and nobody came to get our drink order so we helped ourselves at the buffet. The waitress then showed up and got got our drink order at the buffet bar.( very odd lol). She checked on us once the entire time we were there. Will not be back.

My father inlaw bought a horse at the sale on 6/22/19 sellers being Aspen Ranch out of Valley…read moreSprings, South Dakota. That night he had dropped the horse off at our house and asked my husband to ride him to see how he was. 10 minutes into him riding the horse he put him in a trot and there was a very obvious limp. We couldn't get ahold of a vet on Sunday as this was not an "emergency" and we knew we needed to get this done by Monday at noon to have any sort of money compensation. They picked the horse up early Monday and off to Billings they went to try and get this done. They called the sale and asked for their vets number and was given a number and had people meet them. My husband got on the horse and rode it bareback and the lady kept saying she didn't see the limp. He saddled him up and put him in a trot and sure enough there it was. In the time between this my father in-law asked which one was the vet to which they replied neither. This was the whole purpose... to get the vet to check the horse. It was the manager of the sale, Jann. She was very direct to them "Kyle" from Aspen ranch would never sell a horse or bring a horse like that to the sale. After all, Jan, is very proud that they sell good horses. "OUR SOUNDNESS GUARANTEE: Credibility and Dependability are important to us" - direct from their web page. Anyway, they make a deal since the vet wasn't there like they had planned noon was approaching, the sellers took half off and were told they didn't have their normal farrier trim and shoe the horse and so chalked it up as he was sore from being trimmed. Straight from Billings they drove to Montana Equine in Three Forks. We get him x-rayed. Turns out this horse has navicular and has had it for YEARS. The VERY reputable vet said there is no way the previous owner could not of known. My problem comes with the sale manager here - when I called her to tell her of this issue she would NOT let me talk. I had to talk louder and louder just to get a word in. I'm assuming she thought I wanted money back when in fact I thought her being a "reputable" person would want to know who is coming through her sale. We love the horse, he will be fine for what we need him for. Aspen Ranch has multiple better business bureau complaints (found this out after the fact) for doing the same thing - Google will allow you to see. Jann wanted nothing to do with hearing me out about this. She kept defending "Kyle" saying he would never do that. ANY horse person with experience would know the moment they got on that horse in a trot there was an issue. If this were an isolated case that would be different, but its not. She did not care. She hung up on me then called me RIGHT back to let me know when I could talk to her "rationally" then I could call back. No thanks, Jann. My family and I will take our money and go with honest DEPENDABLE people from now on. I hope this can help someone else out in the future. Its a great place for a seller. This lady will have your back, clearly. But buyers beware.

This spot has been on my radar as a breakfast location, as I saw the good reviews some time ago , I…read morefinally made it this morning and noticed the name has changed from the original "HITS THE SPOT CAFE" since I first read reviews It was very busy this morning as a livestock sale was upcoming, the server was very friendly and attentive, but she was scrambling as the only waitress in the facility, and with only 2 people working the kitchen she immediately informed me there would be a wait for food. The food was good not great , breakfast was served warm not hot . I liked the road side dinner feel of the restaurant. If your in a hurry I'd look elsewhere for a quick breakfast, I'll give them another try for breakfast again at some point before I decide to keep them on or off the breakfast rotation list

Okay. Wow. I understand why this unlikely spot has great reviews…read more It's located in the Livestock Commission building and depending on the time of day or year, you might be dodging piles of stuff in the parking lot, so you know it's an authentic experience. The cattle and horse trailers can take up a good share of the parking lot. It's an unassuming cafe, no frills really, but its meant for the business of the building it's located in. If you want fancy, move along. What Hitt's the Spot does well is the food. And the genuine interest in the customers. It obvious the regulars, both the workers and the customers have dealt with each other on a routine basis. You can't fake that comraderie. Having stopped in for breakfast and at a loss as to what option sounded best, I was directed to the corned beef hash. I was told it was house-made and that was good enough for me. I wasn't disappointed. First, the portions are not skimpy. It was large chunks of corned beef, nicely shredded potatoes and large pieces of onion. There was no mistaking this for the hash out of a can, either by appearance or taste. I look forward to coming by to try some other things.