This trail ride is not along a busy highway, but through pastures and along the wooded shores of Smithers Lake. Enjoy genuine chuckwagon cooking for lunch with real cowboy music by the New Pioneers. A mouth-watering chicken fried steak dinner catered at the 1930s George Ranch barn. Saturday night dancing to the Western music of Pat Gavin and his Buckeroo Band. Sunday starts with breakfast cooked around the campfire, followed by Cowboy Sunday Church.
Overnight parking is provided for trailers, campers and RV s.
There are no hookups. There are toilet facilities for riders Cold drinks, including water, soft drinks, beer, and wine coolers, are available for purchase on the trail. The George Ranch Historical Park presents school programs to 35,000 children annually, preserving and teaching Texas history from the 1830s through the 1940s. Costumed interpreters in authentic settings interact with the park visitors to show daily life as it really was. Your participation helps support this mission.