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The Farm Camp at Planet Goat, Utah
Once part of the 2,000-acre Bush Ranch that was established in the late 1800's, this small remaining holding typifies the lifestyle and scenery of the old West. From the irrigation water that comes from the fascinating Shambip Spring 4 miles to the west, to the surrounding cattle ranches, this is the real McCoy. These wide open spaces contain deer, elk, coyotes, and stars. Stunning sunsets and sunrises are included at no charge. The barn dates to 1930 and the house to the 1950's (first a bunk house for the cow-boys and now our home).
Once part of the 2,000-acre Bush Ranch that was established in the late 1800's, this small remaining holding typifies the lifestyle and scenery of the old West. From the irrigation water that comes from the fascinating Shambip Spring 4 miles to the west, to the surrounding cattle ranches, this is the real McCoy. These wide open spaces contain deer, elk, coyotes, and stars. Stunning sunsets and sunrises are included at no charge. The barn dates to 1930 and the house to the 1950's (first a bunk house for the cow-boys and now our home).
Places to see near The Farm Camp at Planet Goat