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Riders Ranch Motorcycle Campground

Riders Ranch Motorcycle Campground

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6025 Kitchen Rd, Kitchener, British Columbia, V0B 1W1, Canada
(250) 402-6777 www.ridersranch.net
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11 months ago
The trajectory of my entire life changed the day I followed my biker friend to Toad Rock. I have never felt more at home, more accepted, or more myself anywhere else. Everything about Toad Rock screams freedom. It pulls you out of the weight of real life....work, bills, responsibilities, all the heavy adult stuff.... and drops you into this wild, beautiful bubble where nothing exists except good people, loud engines,music, and the kind of peace you can’t get anywhere else. It felt like stepping onto another planet made entirely of motorcycles, laughter, and that old-school biker spirit I would imagine it truly is.. For the first time in a long time, I forgot all my worries and just lived. Toad Rock, once you feel it, you never forget it. and yes... I did end up getting my own motorcycle after that 😎

Sep 21, 2024
On my road trip across BC, this was my most memorable stay. Plans had taken me elsewhere after just 1 night, but I wish I had stayed longer. I promise I will next time I'm around! It's serene here. And honest. After being in the saddle - for several hours - last thing I want is to keep up appearances and maintain pleasantries and smalltalk. Hang back at the Saggy Sac Saloon. Crack a beer. Grab a shower. Get some sleep. All this thanks to the hugely welcoming and hospitable hosts, their lush and homely property, and their beautiful big dogs.

Aug 24, 2024
This little gem was recommended to me by several people who have visited many times and was told I'd be welcomed, even though I wasn't on my bike. I called an hour ahead and was told to come on by. When I got there I was told that there was no place for me and my tiny travelling Van and that the wife didn't want vans there. I was talking to more friends today that have stayed many times and said that vans and trailers have been there lots. It's the first time on my cross-country travels that I've been told I wasn't welcome. The owner did recommend other places to stay. It was a bummer, to say the least, but it does look like a great place to bunk out for a night. I have to edit my review because I am not able to respond to the owner. I'm not homeless and we spoke about my cross country journey while I was there. I even gave the names of those who recommended you from the rally I came from. I called in advance and called again when I arrived to inquire about payment before I entered. There was nothing sneaky or malicious about it. Appreciate your response, but it had nothing to do with my circumstance. I have given many reviews and assure you I wasn't looking for a free stay, I came because your place was recommended. I have rode for many years, just not that day. I wish you all the best with your future endeavors. Cheers.

Jul 21, 2024
Perfect place to go, lots of camping spots. Good food, good drinks. Gotta come in you're riding by.

Jul 5, 2023
The area for riding is the draw here. Cindy is pleasant and her dogs keep the area safe. I stayed twice in a season for a total of 15 days. I enjoyed the access to bar-b-ques and the Saggy sac saloon could be fun depending on who's all there. It's a different campground for motorcycle enthusiasts and I like to pop in and say hello while out in the Kootenays. The men's showers are way nicer than the women's, but it's minor.

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