hideaway's blog

Hello, dear readers! Rupert here, the basset hound with a knack for getting into—and out of—adventures. I’m wagging my tail as I recount a recent escapade that proved just how much love and teamwork are wrapped up in our daily ranch life. 

Greetings, dear readers! It’s Rupert here, Assistant to the Regional Guest Services Manager  at The Hideaway Ranch, alongside my loyal companion, Reggie the cat. This morning, as the sun peeked over the horizon, casting a golden hue across the sprawling pastures, something felt different in the air. Perhaps it was the scent of fresh dew mingling with the earthy aroma of the cedar trees, or maybe it was just the promise of adventure that awaited us. Either way, I knew today was going to be special.

Hello, dear friends and fellow adventurers! My name is Rupert, and I am absolutely delighted to finally have the chance to speak to you all through this magical thing called the internet. You see, I'm not your average basset hound—I'm the official ambassador of The Hideaway Ranch!

As the weather begins to cool, we've compiled a list of things to do in the area! 
Of course, on the ranch, you can always fish, hike on our trails, watch animals, gaze at stars and RELAX!

Good afternoon friends and followers. Recently we have received a couple of complaints.  We take all complaints seriously and try to improve where we can.  The first was regarding plant life on the property.  A guest got into either poison ivy or poison oak and felt like that should have been eradicated.  The next complaint was from a guest who felt like we had promised that he would see wildlife from his porch, and he did not.  At first, I took these “complaints” as a little ridiculous.  But now I have thought that maybe guests have a misperce