Wildcatter Ranch and Resort

We loved our stay here. The rooms are plenty big enough and really clean. We had an amazing view too. We fed the longhorns everyday at 9 which was so much fun. We also had the buffet breakfast which was really tasty! We did the horse riding and jeep tour with Laurelyn who was the best! We also did the clay shooting which was fun. The restaurant on site has the best steak ever! Our waitress and chef were very hospitable too :) thanks for the best way to end our US road trip

This place has so much to offer, but sadly the two reasons we were there (horses and cattle) were no where to be seen. Beautiful location, lovely pool area, nice rooms. We were excited to see longhorns and go horseback riding on our weekend trip to Texas. During our stay, the longhorns were back in the woods and never made an appearance. That would have been fine, they are animals and I get that they can't always control them. The disappointing part was that the front desk told us to go out there and they might come out at the 9am feeding time. We went there and no one was there, neither cattle or wrangler. So, we went to the barn for our 9:30am horseback ride. There we were told that they haven't seen the longhorns in over a month. So, we waited for them to try to catch their horses for our horseback ride, but they were unsuccessful. The ride was cancelled as they had no horses for us to ride. We checked out early after seeing no horses or cattle. Would have booked another ranch with reliable riding had I known we were going to miss riding completely during our trip to Texas.

Activities were much to expensive! The food was Amazing but also very costly we had to share our meals due to cost for elderly people maybe allow seniors to buy kids plates ? Justin idea ! Other that cost we had a nice 1st Anniversary trip! Thank You!

We enjoyed a three night stay, in a cabin with a view across the stables & wider landscape. It was beautiful. The weather helped as it was hot, so late nights in the porch rocker looking out across the Wildcatter acres in moonlight…stunning. The staff were all pleasant, especially the guys down at the stable (Clint & John deserve recognition - John was terrific during our ride out; friendly, knowledgable and just the right amount of cowboy). The on-site Steakhouse good (see my separate review on TA). This should really be a five star review, but…there’s a lack of attention to detail - housekeeping is ‘just’ enough not to be classed as dirty; we had threadbare towels, which required a call to reception daily to get changed (even though a card in the cabin suggested the room would be serviced daily); the pool area only had five sun loungers, but multiple patio chairs, no pool towels (we were expected to use our room towels), and dirty cushions, all surrounded by an overgrown and unkept lawn/garden; the staff are scruffy, no uniform; the breakfast buffet (adequate) is served with paper plates and plastic cutlery; the activities are varied but expensive and include mandatory 20% gratuity, which is uncalled for as I think most guests would tip automatically. There’s much to praise at Wildcatter but also much to highlight for improvement. I can’t comment on the hotel rooms, but the cabins are certainly due refurbing & decent housekeeping.

It wasn’t exactly what I thought a ranch experience would be. Somewhat disappointed in the trail ride experience. Really nothing to see except dusty trails and expensive to ride for about an hour. The romantic trail ride was awful. We rode horses to a “campsite “ and they couldn’t lite a fire for anything. All we got was smoke in our eyes and plate of grapes and cheese, meat was chewy and slimy and a cheap bottle of wine.

I escaped the normal hotel route and booked the wildcatter ranch to enjoy an experience. Upon arrival I was greeted by the friendly and welcoming hotel front desk staff who provided me with directions to the barn for a horseback ride. The wranglers were very knowledgeable as I listened to them explain to a young inquisitive girl how things worked at the ranch. Copper the ranch dog was awesome and my horse Ringo took care of me on the trail ride with Abbey who was the most pleasant person I have encountered during my business travels. I ate dinner at the steakhouse on premise and the food was phenomenal. If you order the parm cheese sticks, make sure you have someone to share them with. In Texas everything is bigger!! The sunset at the infinity pool was breathtaking. Next time I’d definitely opt for a cabin room for the views! However, I will say that the hotel room was beyond expectations and I loved the real good hairdryers provided in the room!! Same brand I use at home and it took no time to dry my hair compared to the dinky ones at most hotels. In the morning, sign up to feed the long horn cattle because it was downright cool! The length of their horns are bigger than I am tall. It was unreal! I highly recommend checking this place out and enjoy all of the experiencing they have to offer! Whoa is the stop signs on the ranch and all I can say is whoa this place is amazing!

Wonderful place,loved every minute here. Staff are amazing and the views to die for! Room was great and the food, the best I had while in the USA. Pack a swimsuit as the pool is lovely :-) Not too far from the town of Graham, but place too good to leave!

Stayed in the hotel which is clean and staff very friendy beds not so good large sqeaking noise eevry time u move

We were in a cabin, the view was amazing. The pool is only 3 feet deep, not good for y’all people. The beds are extremely uncomfortable, there is NO LUNCH at the hotel, only breakfast and dinner. The activities are so much fun and our guide Jhon was amazing! Aaaahhhh the steak and sweet carrots at the steakhouse are phenomenal!