Every guest enjoys exclusive registered admittance to the historic 100 year old Flying U Guest Ranch, a gated and fenced community of 500 acres of private land. The Flying U is Canadas oldest Ranch centered by a heritage western town of 44 buildings that date back to 1849. The grounds are rolling hill, forests, and pastures that border 60,000 acres and 200 kilometers of trails that date back to the Alaska /Yukon wagon trail of early 1800. The Flying U is on the shore of Green Lake. The 22 kilometer freshwater lake that has been described as the most beautiful lake in the Cariboo. The ranch is fully staffed with 30 wranglers and hospitality staff who look after 100 specially trained riding horses and the old western activities .

Platinum Rates Include:

• Daily riding with the largest riding herd in western Canada

• Accommodations

• Three home cooked meals served daily

• Use of the main Lodge, General Store, Waterfront, Black Horse Theatre and Longhorn Saloon

• Firewood cut daily

• Evening camp fire

• Line dancing and live entertainment 

• Hay rides

• Movies in our Black Horse Theatre 

• Use of Lost Lake and special guided hikes

• Wood fired Sauna 

• Activities for rainy days 

• Waterfront activities: kayaks & canoes 

• Boat Rentals (additional costs apply)

• Daily Power Boat Tours

• Daily Power Boat Tubing

• Games Room with billiards

• Cowboy boots and saddle bags

• 24 hour coffee and refreshment station with fruit and cookies

• Archery and Yoga​

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Gold Rates Include:

For those that prefer not to ride, you get all the same access as the riders except for the horseback riding. If you change your mind during your stay, you can always add horseback riding to your package for a fee (subject to horse availability).  
 

Policy of Cabin and Horse Requests 

Cabin and horse requests will be honoured when possible but are not guaranteed
 

Deposit:

• $250.00/person for deposit to hold with full cancellation refund up to 90 days before reservation

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Age Minimums For Riding:

• Children 10 years of age and older may ride a horse on their own without being ponied. 

• Children between the ages of 5 and 9 must be ponied by a wrangler or an experienced rider only. 

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