They had porta-potties at the sites and the sites were really close together. Our spot would usually share the same electric pole with the site next to it. So they are very small. We did find a bigger one but the electric did not work for that one. So you might want to check your electric before setting up.
Lots of cute babies at the ranch right now!
We only drove through the ranch, did not go into the museum at all but the kids seemed to really enjoy it.
The kids really liked this old style merry go round.
Not everything is fun and games on our trips. The vehicle needed fixed or we would not be able to continue to Alabaster Caverns the next day!
I would not want to stay here when it is crowded at all since the sites are so close and it was a little hard to figure out how to pay.
It ended up being a pay box near the entrance but we got the last envelope!
So you might want to figure that out beforehand.
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They had a blacksmith work the event and he was amazing.
He was a great teacher.
Some of the things to do needed tickets but they had free activities also, including a wagon ride!
The wagon ride took us right into the Bison and Longhorn herds!
We had actually just dropped my husband off at the airport for a work trip and my mother in-law was with us.
I struggled with needing to have her come and needing extra help while Nick was gone but decided to accept it as what our family needs and that it is normal for us.
Sometimes it is hard when you feel like your family is not “normal” but it is normal.
The last time he went was a bit of a disaster but this time went so much better.
I am so thankful for lots of fun events and places to go like this one to help the days go fast!
I had not been to the Pawnee Bill Ranch before, it was smaller than Woolaroc but still a fun stop and the fall event was a great distraction!
I would really like to attend a Wild West Show at the ranch someday.
