As the golden rays of the Wyoming sun kiss the rolling hills of the Black Hills, RV campers find a serene escape at a unique ranch just a stone's throw away from the historic town of Sundance. It's not just any ranch, but a remarkable haven where majestic yaks roam under the watchful eyes of soaring bald eagles and the occasional curious deer. For those with a penchant for natural luxury, the ranch promises a RV camping experience that is both unforgettable and eco-friendly, operating entirely on solar power, propane, and natural spring and ground water wells. Set amidst a landscape where the wild heart of nature beats strong, visitors can marvel at the tapestry of wildlife that includes bears, turkeys, mountain lions, bobcats, and elk. The symphony of nature's soundtrack is unmarred by modern pollutants; here you'll find no trace of chemicals or hormones, just the purity of earth and sky reflected in the quality of the ranchs offerings. RV campers are invited to immerse in the ranch life, a world where yaks graze freely, living off the land as they feast on hay grown right on the ranchs fertile grounds. Experience the farm-to-table journey firsthand with the opportunity to savor yak meat renowned for its purity and tastea direct result of more than a decade of dedicated breeding from an esteemed bloodline established by the ranchs visionary founder. Less than an hour's journey south, you can gaze in wonder at Devils Tower, an icon of American natural history and the perfect day trip for those camped at this eco-conscious retreat. Whether you're a wildlife enthusiast, a supporter of sustainable living, or simply a lover of the open road and the freedom it brings, this ranch offers an RV camping experience as profound and vibrant as the roaming yaks that call it home.

DO NOT FOLLOW YOUR GPS. FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS WE SEND TO YOU IN OUR AUTMOMATED WELCOME MESSAGE. Park anywhere near the Harvest Hosts sign; once you're settled in feel free to come up the driveway to the house, or just give us a ring if you have reception. Beware, the road gets kind of steep, so recommend not taking really big RV's up the hill if it has been raining. For rigs longer than 40 feet, only recommend experienced drivers attempting to back in park (we don't have a good turnaround spot right now).