Accommodations at the Ranch
Three Ways to Stay
Grandma’s House
The original homestead, sleeps ten above the North Saskatchewan River.
Foreman’s Cabin
A two-bedroom cabin on the edge of the ravine, with a wood fire and room for five.
Riverview Cabin
A rustic cabin for two or three in the river hills, with running water, river views, and a tenting site alongside.
Good to know
Every stay comes with more than its own four walls.
Three places take bookings: Grandma’s House, the Foreman’s Cabin, and the Riverview Cabin. A tenting site sits next to the Riverview Cabin and is included with it: dry, flat ground with two cots, so the kids can sleep under canvas and walk over to the cabin for meals and the washroom.
The Granary is the shared common space at the centre of the yard. It is not a rental on its own; it comes into play with stays and events. Inside the complex are a saloon with a vintage cowboy fireplace, a refurbished hundred-year-old pool table, a stage that has hosted live bands, a beer garden, a full common kitchen, and washrooms with showers. Firewood is supplied for every stay.
Travelling with an RV or horses? There are 50-amp and 30-amp RV sites on the yard, and corrals with water bowls and pasture if you want to bring your horses along. See RV Sites & Tenting and Things to Do.