Step into the rich history of Long Hollow Ranch with a stay in the Bunk House, the first building ever erected on the property. Originally built for cowboys during the cattle drives, this storied structure is now a charming retreat for families. Though called the Bunk House, it deviates from traditional one-story designs of the Wild West, offering two levels of comfort and character.

The Bunk House sleeps up to six guests, featuring a queen bed upstairs, two twin beds, and a sleeper sofa downstairs. Modern amenities include a small fridge, microwave, hot water kettle, coffee pot with creamer and coffee, and a quaint seating area. The historical 100-year-old stove, though no longer in use, stands as a fascinating relic for you and your children to admire.

Designed with families in mind, the Bunk House has a special area just for kids. Step outside to meet our friendly horses and say hello to the two dwarf goats that call the ranch home. Immerse yourself in the unique blend of history and comfort, making memories that will last a lifetime.