Rates:
The daily rate per person is $65 which includes lodging and two meals. Horse, tack & guide is an additional $60 per day. Bed and Breakfast is available for $55 per night. Group discounts are available. The 7th night is free.
Minimum Stay: No minimum stay required. There is a two horse, two day minimum.
Deposit: 25 percent deposit, transferable to another date but non-refundable.
Payment: VISA, MasterCard, American Express, cash, or check.
Closest Airports: Reno International, private airstrip on the ranch.
Transportation: Airport pickup service can be arranged from Reno International Airport. 4-wheel drive recommended if you want to explore the area on your own. We have over 500,000 acres of private and public land to explore


Lodging
Dating back to 1865 when it was known as Camp McGarry this historic 14,000 acre working cattle ranch retains the feel of a welcome oasis in the desert. The stone officer's quarters and stables are still in use. The main bunkhouse has 10 separate rooms all nicely decorated to allow you total comfort while still having the feel of being "in the bunkhouse" just as the cowboys have always been. We offer your choice of beds from bunks to queens. The main living room features a huge stone fireplace and plenty of room to stretch out or play a game of cards. We have one suite for those who want a little more privacy. You'll enjoy the hardwood floors and western decor; complete with kitchen, living room, bath, and one bedroom.

Recreation
Experience ranch life as it was and still is, in much of the West. You will ride with the cowboys and help them with whatever cattle work they have planned for that day. If you want a shorter ride guided trail rides are available. You don't have to ride! We offer a "lodge" rate if you want to explore the area on your own. Enjoy the natural hot springs, search out the mustangs, drive to the historical High Rock Canyon where wagon train ruts are still visible. This area is well known by 4-wheelers, hikers, rockhounds, mountain biker's, hunter's, and folks who just want to get away for awhile. There is an annual cattle drive in the late spring, horse training seminars and guided history jeep tours

Interest for Children
Children are welcome, but there are no special activities for them. Children must be experienced riders if they intend to ride and are the sole responsibility of their parents. Having said that, most kids love the hotsprings, hiking, and just have a ball exploring the ranch.

Food and Liquor
Our accomplished chef will provide hearty ranch style meals complete with homemade bread and desserts. We serve breakfast early with the cowboys (unless you can convince the chef to wait for you), a light lunch and a hearty supper featuring Beef and lamb. Soldier Meadows does not hold a liquor license, but you are welcome to bring your own adult beverages. We do not serve lunch but have a refrigerator available for guest use.

Business and meetings
Capacity up to 23. Nice retreat area , no phones, no faxes so this is serious no interruption play or work time!. We can customize your meeting and can accommodate up to 23. Church groups are welcome and we do welcome camp outs, charging only for meals and showers. Group discounts are available.

History and Hosts
Hosts: Mackey & Candi Hedges Mac is the best selling author of the book titled "The Last Buckaroo" and truly is one of the "Last Buckaroo's" himself! His story telling is often the highlight of supper in the cookhouse