Texas Ranches

Big Bend Ranch State Park

Three miles east of Presidio on FM 170

432-229-3416

Fax: 432-229-3506

tpwd.state.tx.us/park/bigbend/

State park.

Accomodates 700 during day, eight in the ranch houses, 30 in bunkhouse (15 men/15 women), and 360 in primitive camping areas for overnight lodging. Offers trail rides, cattle drives, birdwatching, geology seminars, biking, tours, hiking, landing strip, and photography demonstrations.

Cibolo Creek Ranch

33.3 miles south of Marfa on TX Hwy. 67

432-229-3737, 866-496-9460 (reservations)

Fax: 432-229-3653

cibolocreekranch.com

Guest and resort ranch.

Accomodates 50 during the day and overnight. Offers horseback riding, hunting, vehicle tours, fishing, birdwatching, rifle range, hiking, massages, stargazing parties, paddleboats, a spa, and swimming.

Continental Ranch

300 W. Nicholson, Del Rio, 78840

830-775-6957

pecosriverrockclimbing.com

Rock-climbing ranch.

Offers tours on 28,000-acre ranch with 4,000-year-old Indian rock carvings, native plants, and wildlife as well as lunch on the cliffs overlooking the Pecos River. Rock climbing with bolted routes available. Reservations and four-person minimum required for tour.

Indian Cliffs Ranch and Cattleman’s Steakhouse

Exit 49 at Fabens, five miles north of I-10

915-544-3200

cattlemanssteakhouse.com

Working ranch.

Accomodates 3,250 during the day. Offers hayrides, exotic animals, Indian maze, lake walk, and rattlesnake pit. Customized group activities for all ages.

K-Bar Ranch and Hunting Lodge

15448-A S. Jasper, Odessa, 79766-1338

432-580-5880

Fax: 432-333-6661

Working and hunting ranch.

Accomodates 250 during the day, and 15 overnight (four-room bed-and-breakfast). Offers year-round hunting excursions (minimum of eight for group rate), ranch tours, camping, and clay target course. Hunting packages and catering available.

Kokernot 06 Ranch

Between Alpine and Fort Davis on TX Hwy. 17

432-426-3380

06ranch.com

Hunting ranch.

Accomodates 18 overnight (three houses). Sixth-generation family ranch (220 square miles) offers custom adventures. Activities include bi-yearly roundups, camping, birdwatching, wildlife viewing, trail rides, and hiking.

McIvor Ranch

Nine miles north of Fort Davis on TX Hwy. 118

432-426-2277

users.wirelessfrontier.net/~mcivorranch

Working cattle and guest ranch.

Accomodates seven overnight in three-bedroom house. Offers hiking, biking, and birdwatching. Fresh milk and eggs available from farm animals. Cattle working and horse breaking may be viewed.

Red Rock Ranch

P.O. Box 1608, Van Horn, 79855

432-283-7800, 800-735-6911

vhredrock@telstar1.com

Tour ranch.

Offers driving tours and guided hikes, ancient petroglyphs, wind-carved Precambrian sandstone, rock hunting, and working talc mine. Home of the movie set remains of Dead Man’s Walk, a Larry McMurtry TV miniseries, and an 1880s homestead used in filming of Blue Sky.

Terlingua Ranch Lodge

P.O. Box 638, Terlingua, 79852

432-371-2416

terlinguaranch.com

Camping ranch.

Relax and unwind after a day of hiking mountains. Eight rustic buildings of four rooms each. Located at the foot of White House Mountain. Secluded RV hookups and old-fashioned campsites.

Woodward Ranch

16 miles south of Alpine on TX Hwy. 118. Turn on Calamity Creek Rd.

432-364-2271

woodwardranch.net

Camping ranch.

Fourth-generation ranch family offers a primitive campground and cabin that sleeps 10. Twelve RV hookups and showers available. Hiking trails, rock hunting, and rock shop. Historical tour of ranch history in on-site museum. The ranch is the only known source of red plume agate in the world.