Kids Schedule
Wooley Boogers
4UR ranch program five years old and up. Typical weekly schedule.
sunday
9:00-10:00 kids round up & horse orientation
10:00-noon arena fun/trail rides
1:00 lunch
2:00-3:30 arena fun & horsemanship
3:30-5 tree house time & fort building
monday
9:00-11:00 yee-haw trail ride & horsemanship fun
11:00-noon robin hood adventures: part i
1:00 lunch
2:00-4:00 fun in the sun or caddis kids fly fishing school
6:00 kids campfire and hayride cookout
tuesday
9:00-10:00 hike to dinosaur mountain or outdoor games
10:00-noon scavenger hunt
1:00 lunch
2:00-5:00 arena fun/rodeo practice
wednesday
9:00-noon horseback ride to lost mine jar & outdoor excursions
1:00 lunch
2:00-3:00 robin hood adventures: part ii
3:00-5:00 beach bum pool party or caddis kids fly fishing school
thursday
9-11:00 Wooley Boogers rodeo!
11:00-noon raging river raft making
1:00 lunch
afternoon family time
9:00 kids overnight sleepover – palmer house
friday
9:00-11:00 high camp ride and outdoor adventures
11:00-noon raging river raft race
12:30-2:00 fish fry and booger award ceremony
2:00-3:30 challenge course
3:30-5:00 friday fishing frenzy at hot springs reservoir
Throughout the week, kids get to help our our wranglers by taking care of some of our 4UR animal friends!
Trail riding or arena riding instruction is available for children and families every day.
L’il Midges
Our L’il Midges program is designed for our smaller guests who are not old enough to be a Wooley Booger but are out of diapers. Each day at 2pm our L’il Midges counselor will meet you and your child on the lodge porch. The rate is $10/hour or $8/hour/child is you have more than one child.
The L’il Midges program is Sunday through Friday 2:00-5:00.
Please inquire about special arrangements and prices for additional children’s programs.
instruction
A luxury guest ranch vacation for the whole family. Here, we have instructional opportunities for your kids that are a heck of a lot more fun than mutiplication tables. Our Junior Wrangler program will have your kids riding horseback in our arena and on our trails with a respect for the principles of Natural Horsemanship. Similarly, we can put a fly rod into your kid’s hands and have him or her getting a hang of fly casting under the helpful tutelage of our guiding pros. Hey, just about any kind of learning is fun when the classroom is full of mountain air and is surrounded by spectacular peaks!