Such a beautiful and amazing place! We came here with friends for my husband's 50th birthday, he…read moreloves to ride and was so incredibly happy to have this opportunity. The entire experience was great, and the cost was so reasonable. We will definitely be back.

This place is lovely. Took the kids for a 3 hour horseback riding experience, where the last hour…read moreis a trail ride. There was a group of 11, with 3 employees. My kids loved it. Everyone learns and helps get the horses ready before riding. Everyone is really nice. The horses are well-matched to the riders and generally behave well. The pricing is a *fantastic* value. But there are 2 catches: 1) The reservation system appears to be by phone only. There is an email on the site but I'm not sure it works. So it's sort of like 30 years ago. They are very nice, but you will probably have to leave a voicemail and be patient. 2) I'm skeptical that there are ever weekend openings. They seem to host group events on most weekends. So if you just want to take your family it's probably a weekday thing. So if you don't mind a little phone tag and taking a 2-hr drive out to Cle Elum, you are going to have a great morning horsing around!

First time to go fruit picking in Washington State. My mom was so happy, walking through the…read moreorchards, picking peaches, and then eating it. It was a warm day, so we left our dogs (who aren't allowed in the orchard which I completely appreciate) at a picnic table in the shade and no one bothered them. I got peach itch from catching the peaches in my arms when they fell off the tree. The lady showed me where to wash my arms off, but I couldn't get them off. Next time I'll make sure to wear a long shirt or bring packaging tape to get off the itchy fuzz. We went back to our hotel to shower and get the itch off, which was a relief. They had peaches, apricots, and pears available for harvest, but mom went crazy in the peach area so no pears for us that day. So glad we found out about this place. Will check if they have Christmas activities because this place is a lot of fun.

For our last day in Leavenworth, we decided to do something that screams "not in Texas"... apple…read morepicking! Enter Stutzman Ranch, a family owned orchard delivering peak September vibes on a sun kissed day. Pro tip: sneakers or hiking boots are a must. The orchard sits on a hill, and you'll get your steps in, believe me. Upon arrival, the signs lead you right to the warehouse where you check in. The big "Fruit in Season" board made it clear: apples and pears are the stars of the show. There is a $5 U-Pick minimum per person 12 years and over. You can bring your own basket or they'll handed you a cardboard box, and if you're feeling fancy, upon availability you can borrow a wagon. After a quick walk to the orchard entry, you're given the lowdown on which rows hold the goods. Families were out, kids running around, everyone on the hunt for Washington's crown jewels--apples. Though the grapes were almost done for the season, we still snagged a few sweet clusters. After we wrapped up our fruity treasure hunt, we headed back to settle up. Floyd and Betsy Stutzman, the lovely fourth-generation owners, greeted us again, this time with Charlie, their sweet pup. We chatted about our Texas roots and thanked them for keeping their slice of paradise so well-maintained. There's something satisfying about biting into a crisp Fuji apple you just picked yourself. Whether it's for a breakfast bite or paired with mimosas in the afternoon, it tastes like victory. Thanks, Stutzman Ranch, for the fresh harvest and hospitality!

Christina and His brother are great people and are very friendly. Loved the horseback ride this…read morewinter with amazing views of frozen lakes around their ranch.

My wife and I felt adventurous and called up Kinship trail rides. It was amazing. Christina took us…read moreon an intermediate trail ride (first time on a horse for me) off Watt canyon road. Her horses where beautiful and very responsive. We will be calling her every time we come up to Suncadia. Thanks again Christina!

just now Came here for horseback riding today! John was…read moresuper friendly and easily taught us how to ride the horses. We borrowed some socks and shoes and went for both indoor/outdoor and a couple trails for about an hour and a half. We got to learn about each of the horses and I actually ended up learning a lot about how they take care of them and train them. Very knowledgeable information! They seem to be pretty busy but they were generous enough to squeeze us in. I would definitely recommend this place if you are ever visiting Yakima!

This is the most wonderful place. Owners and staff made us feel at home. We had a few snafus and…read morethey were ready to more than help us! No place better to feel loved and taken care of!

Great dive bar. Good place to just hangout play pool or pull tabs. Not a lot of food but what they…read morehave is Great. Service is always great friendly bar tenders

I cannot say enough about how wonderful Janelle and Roy Moses are. We have been buying beef from…read morethem for about 15 years and have always had a truly wonderful experience. The amount and love and care they pour into their animals and the pride they take in providing the best grass for the cows to feed on is unparalleled to anything else. We have always received such high quality meat and over the years. Even some of our friends who have tried our beef have decided to buy from them as well. We are so happy with their beef that once a year we make the drive from Colorado to the farm to pick up our meat. It is well worth the trip knowing the quality and care put into the beef. The bonus is that we have developed such a wonderful friendship with the people who raise our food. What a blessing that is! With all that's going on in this crazy world we live in and what seems like the constant attack on pure, God given, clean, healthy food it is so wonderful to have found Holy Cow where we know we are getting the best food money can buy. I would recommend them to anyone, well worth it!

Pretty odd place it seems. Went by to check it out and see for myself if they sell anything there…read moresince they don't reply to emails. Some signs say welcome others say you will be shot. Sucks there isn't just a true no funny business local operation to get grass fed beef from.

I had a great time at Lazy F Camp this past weekend going along with a mushroom foraging club. The…read moreconditions were just right to make it feel like a real summercamp and so the facilities are rustic, though there is a small wifi and outlets. Tucked away near the Manastash river, it's got great views and such chill vibes. The reason I gave it five stars was because the cafeteria staff was incredibly accommodating for diverse diets, not to mention the food was fantastic. Being vegan, going to something like this is generally a miss but they delivered and I was going back for seconds. The only improvement they'd need to make would be adding some other proteins, like tempeh or tofu, for that truly bomb curry we had. A+ and we will be back.

From literally the year I was born to my junior year of high school there was not a single summer I…read moredidn't miss going to Lazy F. Of course my first few years were accompanied by my parents who were working or attending the summer camps. As soon as I was "of age" I started going as a camper. Going to Lazy F was something I looked forward to every year. The grounds are well kept and beautiful. The cabins and food lodge are all clean and well maintained. Nearly every person I've ever encountered working there is professional but still fun oriented. There are a few different places to hike, and a pond to fish in (though I hear it may have over flown since I've been there so I am not entirely sure what type of situation that is). There are some beautiful big open fields for activities. And every time I've been there I've seen deer and other wild life at LEAST once. Even in the winter it's beautiful with a great hill for inner-tubing down. It is a great place to make memories that will last for a lifetime.

I have driven through on Canyon Road twice and stopped in twice to hopefully purchase and enjoy an…read moreespresso on my way through. There is a large sign prominently displayed on the front that advertises espresso that has drawn me to park and come inside. I stopped in both times in hopes of indulging on an espresso drink in the afternoon hours and have been utterly disappointed and heartbroken when I parked, went inside, and was greeted with a sign that declared that the espresso stand was closed. I am very unhappy that there appears to be no one available to operate and serve espresso either time I have taken the time to stop in. The lodge looks like a nice place but I feel that it is very deceptive to advertise espresso so prominently outside and not have it available for customers. I'm really uncertain if I will ever take the time to stop in for anything at this point after being so disappointed.

Greatly surprised at how great the menu and food was. Met Chef who was prominent at multiple…read morerestaurants in Seattle. Everything was beyond great as well as the staff and location where you have a river view. We were lucky to see a train mosey by too. Will definitely be back Had oysters , étouffée, Steak salad .

Outstanding store! They have you covered with just about anything you might need. From care for…read moreyour animals, your automotive needs. For hunting and fishing and gardening supplies. Plus a large clothing and accessory section. Top staff! very friendly and knowledgeable and helpful. Prices are a bit high, but still the best all-around store with something for everyone

I went to the East Wenatchee store yesterday looking for gardening hand tools--weed puller, hand…read morespade for potting, hand claw for tilling. I couldn't find anything because the store does not have signs on the isles. I returned to the cash register and asked the lady where the garden supplies are. She didn't know, but called a co-worker to help me. The co-worker said they don't have small hand tools...they only have large tools like shovels. How can a store specializing in gardening supplies not have hand tools?!?! I settled for a bag of blue Diamond Cat Food because it was a ripped and repaired bag for 20% off. The gal at the register couldn't find the QR code so had to call for the same co-worker, who in turn went to go to the cat food section to find the price. Finally, with the 20% discount, I paid the same price Walmart charges for the exact same product. The whole experience doesn't say much for this store. ----------------------------