Boulder Creek Ranch

THIS Place Is Amazing! Definitely worth your while.. my family has had nothing but great experiences from attending their harvest festival every year. Petting zoo, hay ride, fishing in the lake and much more…

Me and my kids had an amazing time! It is by far the best pumpkin patch I have been to in a long time! Reasonably priced with a lot for kids to do especially on the weekends. We got a ton of pumpkins for an amazing price! Take your kids you won’t regret it! AND the staff was incredibly friendly. Definitely will be going back.

They have a great pumpkin patch for the kids with a wide variety of pumpkins. I found a super cute white pumpkin that was good size that was a great price. The location is beautiful and perfect for weddings and special events.

Went to Boulder Creek Ranch for a wedding… Beautiful grounds … an Oasis in the middle of the desert… The grounds are well kept, and the small lake is beautiful… I have lived here for 18 years and NEVER knew this place existed… A hidden gem!

What can I say about Boulder Creek Ranch? From the moment I arrived my first time coordinating a wedding and meeting with Gail & Erin I was reassured that my couple would be well taken care of. Now 3 years later I have many weddings there each year and Erin is so wonderful to deal with and goes out of her way for all of us, myself & my couples.
The ambiance of the ranch is spacious & majestic in beauty. A perfect setting for any special event.

I have a very big problem with a personnel at this workplace by the name of Erin, she was very rude, and prejudice and soooooo unprofessional. I know this because I had visited her today for a potential wedding venue and right off into the gate made a rude comment because I am of hispanic dissent and very educated. Her comment was «how many people…70…oh its small and i don’t need to show you anything further.» Rude! You need my money, not the other way around, so get your lazy butte up and you show me everything with a smile. The reason for her rushing which i could not believe was that she had left her toddler in the car locked with the windows rolled up and the A/​C on while she was showing the small venue because apparently we couldnt afford it ! I’m sooo upset and libid! You need to be fired or an attitude adjustment ! But thats ok Erin my thousands will go somewhere else. Have a nice day ! I wouldnt recommend this place if you are looking for a special day to be memorable, the proof was in the pudding facts are facts and this is what actually happened!

I don’t have experience working with the venue but as a wedding guest it’s a pretty outdoor venue in the middle of the nowhere.
I would recommend girls to wear flats because the parking lot is gravel and the ceremony area is grass. The reception area is on smooth ground so maybe you can brave sinking into the grass with your heels for just the ceremony.
The only problem as a guest was the lack of stalls in the women’s bathroom! I even attended a small-​sized wedding. I can’t imagine what it’s like with more than 100 people.
Also, I found it odd that there was another wedding going on at the same time just over the little pond. You could hear their music blasting if you stand right outside our tent. Personally, I wouldn’t want to share my special day on the same lot as someone else but that’s just me.

This place is WONDERFUL. I adore their Halloween Harvest Festival. So many activities for the kids, in a gorgeous environment. I wish there were more events year round, because Boulder Creek Ranch is a diamond in the rough. An enjoyable experience for families, kids and adults alike. Family owned, run, and cared for.

Took the kids there for their Harvest Festival. Went later in the afternoon during the week so it was very quiet and not much going on at all. Was a little over priced for what they had to offer (especially for nothing going on during the week)…however for all the options here in the high desert it was a very nice Harvest Festival. Was a beautiful lay out.

In 2008 I came to the Harvest Festival with my sister in law and cousin… it was so beautiful, so much fun and I had a great time. Then I decided 2 years later to have a picnic with some friends (i had just moved back into the area) and I thought about Boulder Creek, I remembered how awesome it was and what a great place to catch up. Upon entering we saw a man and asked him where was the parking and he gave us directions to get there. We park, we tour, we eat and mid-​meal some men approach us on ATVs, there was 5 of us 3 women (1 in a wheelchair), 1 teen and a 4 year old. They started yelling at us saying that we were trespassing and that this was private property (I had no idea I thought it was a park!) he said there were signs stating that but I did not see any. Perhaps i was just so excited, who knows. Well he says «Get up and get out of here right now or i am calling the cops» he started using profanity towards us, we can only move so fast i mean my friend is in a wheelchair and its grass and dirt its not that easy. We said ok and we asked him to stop cursing at us because my friends daughter was scared and she began to cry. Totally not cool. As we were walking to our cars they followed us and began degrading us with racial slurs towards mexicans saying that we can’t understand english, and that we should just go back to where we came from. This pissed me off completely. There was no need to continue after we gathered our things and apologized. It is a damn shame because that place is beautiful but it is ruined with the racism we endured. Yes we were at fault, but there is absolutely no need to get nasty especially when we were on our way to our vehicles. It is something I will never forget, and now with the wonders of social media i can now say that damn what a waste of a beautiful place.

I have had nothing but bad experience with the horse section of the facility. It is a gorgeous facility, and has everything you could need but the drama is overwhelming and no one seems to know how to do their job. When i tried to speak with the owners of the ranch to sort out the problems i was told that speaking with them was not allowed. I would recommend the facility but only after some staff have been removed.

I was just here for a family wedding and it was a nice place it was kind of like an oasis in the dessert, but only if the weather is nice cuz everything is outside. My only knock on this place were the restrooms not enough of them to handle a wedding, specially when people are drinking beer.

My fiancée and I got very excited to find such a beautiful potential wedding venue here in the funky desert. However, every time we spoke to the owners we received conflicting information. They said we’d have the grounds all to ourselves. Then they said they were going to start double-​booking two weddings at one time — and when we called back to ask if they would honor what they orginally told us, the answer was no (and honestly, for what they are charging in the town that they’re charging it, they’ve got to be more competitive and professional). They said we could bring hard alcohol on the premises if we added a small insurance fee. Then they said no hard alcohol allowed.
The bottom line: if you can’t figure out what your deal is now, before we’ve even booked the place, what’s going to happen a week before the wedding — are you going to change the rules on us again? Are we going to show up with food and be told it had to be cooked in your kitchen?
I hope they get their act together because this really is a lovely place considering what else is available in the area.