Spur Of The Moment Ranch, Mountain

Location

Spur Of The Moment Ranch is located at the southern entrance to the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, providing direct access to the Nicolet Trail. This revitalized trail spans 30 miles and accommodates various recreational activities. The ranch is also near the Chute Pond Recreational Area and Oconto River, adding more adventure opportunities.

Accommodation Options

The ranch offers diverse lodging choices including eight log cabins and rustic camping cabins that can accommodate various group sizes. The large bunkhouse is designed for groups of up to eight guests, featuring multiple beds and a full kitchen. Each cabin and campsite is equipped with picnic tables and firepits, enhancing the outdoor experience.

Outdoor Activities

Guests at Spur Of The Moment Ranch can enjoy activities such as ATVing, horseback riding, kayaking, and hiking in the surrounding forest. Organized events like family reunions often include volleyball, badminton, and bean bag toss competitions. The ranch also provides equipment rentals like a blow-up movie screen for evenings under the stars.

Equine Experiences

The ranch offers unique equine activities, including horse riding lessons for all ages and experience levels. Visitors can also engage in driving lessons using the ranch's Percheron horse, Thorn, while enjoying rides through the forest. Each equine experience ensures safety and education about horse care and handling.

Pet-Friendly Amenities

Spur Of The Moment Ranch welcomes pet dogs and service animals, ensuring that guests can enjoy their stay with their furry companions. The ranch provides a large space for dogs to roam and play while allowing their owners to participate in various activities. Keeping pets comfortable and engaged is a priority for the ranch.

Highlights

Location: Direct access to Nicolet Trail

Accommodation: 8 log cabins and rustic camping cabins

Activities: ATVing, kayaking, and horseback riding

Equine: Riding and driving lessons available

Pet-Friendly: Welcoming to pet dogs and service animals