Welcome to Moose Head Ranch’s spacious lodge. Enjoy some early morning coffee in front of a roaring fire. Put your feet up and relax on our deck after a ride. Play ping pong with the kids. Bring your laptop and check your e-mail. Grab a cookie and some lemonade and read the paper. Join other guests for cocktails and hors d’oeuvres before sitting down to a delicious gourmet meal. It’s all here for you.

Moose Head accommodates approximately 44 guests in comfortable and well appointed cabins that are scattered amongst the cottonwoods and pines. Many overlook our stocked trout ponds. Most have wood burning stoves and all are equipped with small refrigerators and coffee machines, and ice is delivered daily. Flowers are an important part of Moose Head, and hanging baskets can be found on cabin porches. Numerous well tended planters are everywhere and wildflowers are especially abundant in the Park as well as on the ranch.

At Moose Head our philosophy is that good food is just as important as good horses. We take pride in our food, having been featured in Gourmet Magazine. It’s easy to eat healthy with the many choices we offer at every meal. Breakfast offers an extensive buffet of freshly cut fruit and pastries with hot entrees made to order from the kitchen. The lunch buffet has a variety of fresh salads, a hot soup and entrée as well as Boar’s Head meats for sandwiches. Desserts, cookies and fruit are always available. Multiple dinner entrées, including fresh fish and game selections, are there to entice you. At Moose Head we also offer children’s meals for any that prefer them. Our Sunday Night Cookout is often considered the highlight of the Moose Head week when guests and staff come together to eat, mingle, toast s’mores and sing. Please tell us in advance if you have any special dietary requests or restrictions. It will be no problem for the Moose Head chefs to accommodate your needs.

2017 Season runs June 4 – August 14****SPECIAL 15% DISCOUNT FOR GROUPS OF 7 OR MORE STAYS PRIOR TO JUNE 20****

Moose Head rates are per night and include your private cabin, meals and riding.

Rates:
$430 per person double occupancy
$330 for children 6 and under
$760 for singles in private cabin
$1,620 large cabin minimum when two bedroom two bathroom cabin is occupied by 3 or less. (Regular per person rate applies to 4 or more)

15% service charge, state & local taxes are added to your bill.
35% deposit at time of booking and additional
35% due 3 months before your arrival. Final bill presented prior to departure.
CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED WITH CONVENIENCE FEE, otherwise payment by personal check or Travelers Cheques. 

CANCELLATION POLICY: Cancellations made prior to March 1 are refundable less 10%. If you cancel after that date you will forfeit the entire deposit, unless we are able to resell your reservation, in which case there will be a 10% loss of deposited money. Trip insurance is always advised. 

OTHER:~ We also have a Moose Head “store” with all kinds of nice logo souvenirs and even a Moose Head Cookbook. A bill will be presented to you the night before your departure that will include your final payment and any store purchases and fishing flies you have used. Remember to bring a personal check as we do not accept credit cards.~ Please call Louise Davenport for further information or to make a reservation. The Moose Head Ranch number in Wyoming is 307-733-3141.Please note your Client Responsibilities:

All clients will be required to follow the safety policies and procedures of Moose Head Ranch, Inc. and the wrangler’s instructions during activities.

All clients will be required to sign a Participation Waiver of Claims and Assumption of Risks Agreement in favor of Moose Head Ranch, Inc. before departing on any trip.

Each client agrees and acknowledges when they sign up for a Moose Head Ranch stay that they have significant responsibility for their won safety and that they agree they are ULTIMATELY RESPONSIBLE for their safety during participation in activities.

Moose Head Ranch is a Permittee of Grand Teton National Park and The Bridger Teton National Forest and is an Equal Opportunity Service Provider.