K-Diamond-K Guest Ranch Review
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Families will love:
- All-inclusive rates
- Horseback riding lessons and trail rides
- Tons of family activities
About K-Diamond-K Guest Ranch
Families are sure to unwind and enjoy a one-of-a-kind experience at the working ranch, K-Diamond-K Guest Ranch, a 1600 acre dude ranch located in the hills of eastern Washington state. Of course, horseback riding is a big attraction at the ranch (everyone is given lessons upon arrival), but families will also enjoy petting and feeding the animals, biking, hiking, fishing and in the spring, seeing lots of baby animals and experiencing a cattle drive. In the new 16,000-square-foot log lodge with 15 spacious guestrooms, stone fireplaces, natural wood beams, and handmade furniture create a rustic yet inviting atmosphere. Rooms offer a choice of bed sizes, and all rooms feature a private bathroom.
The ranch is all-inclusive, so all meals and activities are included in room rates. You'll enjoy taking dinner with the Konz family around their own dining room table, and at lunchtime, sack lunches are provided or the staff will bring you lunch somewhere on the trail. Kids particularly enjoy the cook-outs with a campfire and picnic outings. Guests remark on the comfortable accommodations, delicious food, and the warm and friendly nature of the owners.
Written by Kimberly Liu
K-Diamond-K Guest Ranch Reviews
Favorite Go To Vacation! by phillipr_78
This is hands down our favorite family vacation spot. We have visited over six times now and each time find it different yet just as memorable. There are so many activities for every age from panning for gold, herding cattle, skeet shooting, trail rides and helping in the vet clinic to feeding baby animals and just relaxing. The food is delicious and ... more +
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