| The Ponderosa Cabin (pictured above) is a restored office building that used to set in Thompson Canyon. In 1956 it was relocated, by John O. Anderson, to the ranch and restored as a cabin. It has 2 bedrooms. The living area is also equipped with a hid-a-bed, so it has the option to sleep 6. It also features a large front porch with picnic table and bar-B-Q grill. |
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| ~Some people are always grumbling because roses have thorns; I am thankful thorns have roses. |
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| Tip Top Guest Ranch has several cabins available for nightly rentals. They are rustic with no running water, but they are modernized with electricity. Water is provided for cooking. They all have wood burning stoves for those chilly nights, fully functional kitchenettes with microwaves, coffee makers, and they are fully equipped with cooking and eating utensils. See Current Rates for pricing. |
| The White Cabin has 2 bedrooms, both with full size beds. It can comfortably sleep 4. This was the home of the Anderson family when they first moved to the ranch in 1954. The kitchen has a refridgerator, stove, microwave and old fashioned wood burning stove. Take in the sights from the large covered porch. |
| The Hi-De-Ho cabin is by far our most popular cabin. Often nick-named "The Honeymoon" cabin, this retired convenience stand once sat along the Big Thomp-son Canyon highway in Love-land. It still has the original layout of windows on 3 of its sides where food, such as hot dogs, hamburgers and soda, were once served. |
| Remodeled in 2001, the Hi-De-Ho now has 2 bedrooms, both with full size beds, and a nice kitchen area. It's location allows for a secluded hide-a-way where one can leave behind their troubles and feel very at peace with the beauty of the forest. |
| All of our cabins are non-smoking, but buckets with sand are supplied on the porches for outdoor smoking. Wood is supplied at each of the cabins for use in the wood burning stoves. We are a pet friendly establishment; so feel free to bring your K-9 companions. We just ask that you keep them under control and away from horses; we like to avoid any and all accidents. |
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| Don't worry, this cabin has been retired! This is the remains of one of the original cabins on the property, it houses lots of critters now. There are several old structures like this one still on the property. |
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| Enjoy this cozy, country kitchen with views of whispering pines. Warm up around, or cook dinner on the old fashioned wood burning cook stove. The kitchen also has a refridgerator and conventional stove. |
| The Ponderosa Cabin |
| The Hi-De-Ho Cabin |
| The White Cabin |
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| The master bedroom has a queen sized bed, lace curtains, and antique dresser. The second bedroom (pictured at left) features a bunk bed with patchwork quilts. |
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| From the front porch, is this breathtaking view of the Mummy Range! (above) |
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