Not your first rodeo? we offer a 10% discount to all return guests on the ranch.

Not your first rodeo? we offer a 10% discount to all return guests on the ranch.

Not your first rodeo? we offer a 10% discount to all return guests on the ranch.

Not your first rodeo? we offer a 10% discount to all return guests on the ranch.

Not your first rodeo? we offer a 10% discount to all return guests on the ranch.

Not your first rodeo? we offer a 10% discount to all return guests on the ranch.

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The Whiskey Lounge

{ OPENING TIMES } 7:30am - 9:00pm DAILY

The Whisky Lounge is one of the Ranch’s favourite places to gather. Tucked away inside the Rambler Longhouse, it’s a space dedicated to good music, great company and the simple pleasure of slowing down.

Home to a growing collection of vinyl records and a carefully stocked back bar, the lounge invites guests to settle in, pour a drink and stay a little longer than planned. Spend an afternoon working your way through the record shelves, sink into a leather chair with a good book, or gather with friends as the soundtrack carries you into the evening.

Whether you’re discovering a new favourite album or revisiting an old classic, the Whisky Lounge was designed for those moments that don’t need an itinerary.

Where vinyl spins and time slows down.

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The Pool Club

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Where afternoons have a habit of turning into evenings. Margaritas by the mineral pool, plates from our Ranch kitchen, and a front-row seat to the Byron hinterland

The Lair

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Where conversations stretch long past sunset. Sink into the sunken lounge, settle in beside the fire and watch the evening unfold.

The Field House

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Built for long lunches and even longer dinners. An open-air gathering space where good food, good company and crackling fires do most of the heavy lifting.

The Lawn

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Stretching out in front of The Rambler Longhouse, The Lawn is where life at the Ranch spills outdoors.

MELLOW FIELDS

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The kind of place that doesn’t ask much of you. Find a patch of grass, watch the light change across the hills and let the day unfold from there.