Stay on a working cattle ranch in Kettle Falls with all-inclusive lodging, meals, horseback riding, fishing, cattle drives when ranch operations call for them, and panoramic Pacific Northwest views.
Bull Hill Guest Ranch is an all-inclusive guest ranch in northeastern Washington, operating alongside a working cattle ranch with family roots dating to 1903. Guest ranch operations began in 1995.
Before 1903 the mountain we sit on was nameless. Bull Hill was an uninhabited, uncharted, natural mountaintop paradise. In 1903 the mountain had waited long enough and accepted its first permanent host, Peter Ansaldo.
Peter Ansaldo left Italy in 1900 in search of a new life in America. After working in the mines of Montana, his doctor suggested he move to an area with an abundance of trees. Peter bought a Hereford Bull "Curly" and arrived on what is now Bull Hill. He staked claim on the land, built a homestead on what is now Ansaldo Lake, and prepared the land.
Rates
$295–$365 per night
