My wife took me there to see the wolves and to go riding. They didn't have any others riders that day, they still took me out (on a private ride, with group rate). Very friendly. Don't know about the cabins but the riding was really nice.

I read the reviews on here and decided I should post because the bad reviews are outrageous! We come every year and love the ranch! The staff is amazing! They work so hard to please people.
People need to know what they are getting at the ranch. It will not smell like food if no one has meals. We always have the meals and it is amazing. We stay in the Beartrap because we love watching the bear! We have seen it every year we have been there. There is never any trash around the cabins, unless your other family memebers put it there(the red rocks are national forest so the ranch has nothing to do with that). It is everything the website says it is and more. Our family loves it, but if you dont like family fun and outdoor lifestyle then don't stay on a ranch.
They can't please everyone but they certainly please our family and we will continue to spread the word!

We spent 4 days and 3 nights for a family reunion. We had every cabin rented out, and an attendance of about 75 people. One of the staff was very nice, however two others in the office/kitchen need a desperate lesson in customer service. They would argue when simple questions were asked about billing or additional food, gave conflicting answers regarding meal times and activities and were very easily flustered. If we had received better customer service at the beginning of the stay, each of all the other little things may not have snowballed into build-up of an overall very disappointing experience.

The scenery is beautiful - great view, nice hikes to beautiful red rocks (although they were filled with beer cans and broken glass in some areas) Some of the rooms/cabins were nice and well kept, but others had not been cleaned, had broken beds, doors that wouldn't lock, trash piled up around the building, etc. There were tons of moths - screens that wouldn't keep them out if a window was open. The food was decent but didn't stay warm, was limited in options, sometimes stale/ reheated from the day before and the staff was extremely rude when asked if there was more food when it ran out.

As far as the activities, the archery was fun for kids along with the basketball court, horseshoes and playground. The pool was supposed to be heated but was pretty cold all but the first day. The petting zoo wasn't always available and the horse rides were extra cost ($40 per person for an hour). Even a half hour ride around the corral for the kids was $40. The conference room we reserved had no power the first night, although they did come bring some spotlights in to help out and it was fixed the next night. Hayrides were advertised but not available.

We spent a lot of money and it would have been ten times nicer if a few of the staff had been just a little more skilled in interacting with customers in an appropriate manner. I recommend some new management and for them to take a little more pride in the condition of the property and care of their clientele. Definitely do not recommend this establishment.

We visited with our 2 boys for 3 days. We stayed in Bunkhouse # 2 - beautiful view of Pike's Peak. The accommodations were what we expected except the unbelieveable moths that came in through the old window seal. I did have to sweep and mop the place myself when we moved in. I think the maid forgot. I borrowed a broom from outside the swimming pool and used wet wipes for a mop because the office was closed by then. They did give us a broom to keep the next day. The pool was OK - unfinished but usable, the ping pong table was also musty smelling, there was no archery that we were aware of even though my 8 yr old son was so looking forward to it, our hour-long horseback ride was very nice, our guide was very sweet as was the gal in the office. But the $40 arena ride for my little one was 5 rounds around a dirt arena. He was bored, my husband who led him was bored - there was absolutely nothing exciting about it, and everything else we read in past reviews of this place fell short, way short. The photos showed a full fridge which was not the case but the printed information did mention a mini fridge which I guess I missed. There were no sightings of bears - the folks in the stable said they'd never - never - seen them. The petting zoo was laughable - really. There were no friendly staff around - not as the website suggests - except the caretakers for the horses who were polite enough when spoken to. The picnic gazebo was run down and weedy, there's a baseball court - outdated but ok - swings - my swing-lover 3 yr old was not interested because it just looked unapproachable - for lack of a better description. The pool OK but there was no welcoming feel to the place, and definitely no "smell of home-cookin' in the air". It was a very depressing Ghost Town. It may have seen better days. I went there positive, excited and I do like peaceful, calm...this was neglected, depressing and run down. I couldn't help but feel I had been taken (financially). Because it was so negative, we basically used it just to sleep in and $150+ is a big price to pay for that. I wish we had stayed in Manitou or COS. For the next 3 nights in Manitou, we paid less, had better accommodations, even maid service!, closer accessibility to the tourist landmarks (even tho that wasn't our expectation with TripleB) and much, much better value. Having said that, I think if you board your horses there and go out to ride all day, it may be your cup of tea. They do have a lot of horses and what looks like a huge outdoor oven and a pavilion which may be fun for very large groups who go out there for an evening but nothing that I can see for small families - at least on our visit.