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What to do and see in Meadview, Meadview: The Best Tours
Discover the best top things to do in Meadview, United States including Horseback Riding, Joshua Tree Forest, and Buffalo Tour , Grand Canyon West/Skywalk (Optional) Western Ranch (Lunch) & Joshua Tree Forest, Grand Canyon West with Lunch & Optional Skywalk from Las Vegas, Full Day Grand Canyon Trip with Horseback Ride From Las Vegas, Western Ranch Overnight Experience: Cabin or Camp Out.
1. Horseback Riding, Joshua Tree Forest, and Buffalo Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Our tour takes us to higher elevation where the beauty abounds. As we climb, Joshua Trees, some over 600 years old blossom into a magnificent forest. Within this forest lies the Historic Grand Canyon Western Ranch. After your Western Breakfast, their Cowboy Guide will lead you to your saddled horse where you’ll mount for this hour-long scenic peaceful ride. During your ride, you’ll pass by their Buffalo corral and view these superb animals.
Inclusions: Brunch, All Fees and Taxes, Bottled water, Horseback Ride, Air-conditioned vehicle, Mask, Gloves & Hand Sanitizer
Exclusions: Snacks, Gratuity
Reviewed By AimeeESedona
I took my husband on a date with Bob at Desert Wonder tours. It was just what we needed! He picked us up and brought us through the beautiful desert and Joshua Trees. We went to Grand Canyon West, wow the breath taking views. We work a lot so it was wonderful to sit together and listen to Bobs stories and sit back! He also brought us to listen to singung Cowboy Kasey...what a fantastic time there! The Ranch was so amazing you have to find out for yourself! We also stopped by a wonderful Art Gallery. Book a tour with Bob and ket him treat you for the day, he is very attentintive! Thank you again for the tour. It was a date we will never forget!
2. Grand Canyon West/Skywalk (Optional) Western Ranch (Lunch) & Joshua Tree Forest
Overall Ratings
4.9 based on 11 reviews
Grand Canyon West Rim is approximately 4,000 feet above the canyon floor where the Colorado River runs through. First stop Hualapai Ranch then on to scenic Eagle Point with last stop Guano Point. Next, we head to Grand Canyon Western Ranch for lunch with the singing cowboy in a Western styled restaurant. As we head back to your origination, we’ll take a short trip through the Joshua Tree Forest and pictures with a quick stop at Grand Canyon West Art Gallery.
Inclusions: Lunch, All Fees and Taxes, Bottled water, Air-conditioned vehicle, Safety Kit: Mask, Gloves & Hand Sanitizer provided
Exclusions: Snacks, Gratuity
Reviewed By sharonnT1607OJ
We had a blast! The history of RT66 and Kingman at the Museum was very interesting. The two wineries had tasty wine and fun people working there. The Black Bridge Brewery flight of beers introduced us to flavors we didn’t know we would like but certainly did. We were ready for lunch by then and it was yummy. We laughed, learned, and had a great time.
3. Grand Canyon West with Lunch & Optional Skywalk from Las Vegas
Overall Ratings
4.1 based on 34 reviews
You will depart Las Vegas and cross over the Mike O’Callaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial bridge, through the Mojave desert. Travel through the Joshua Tree Forest then onto the Hualapai Reservation. During your 3 hours at Grand Canyon West, there is time to enjoy spectacular views from Eagle Point and Guano Points, and visit Hualapai Ranch. The world-famous glass bridge “Skywalk” is an option at Eagle Point. Included: Park entry fees, pickup from select Las Vegas hotels, bottled water, Granola Bar, and boxed lunch. A photo stop of Lake Mead, created by Hoover Dam, seen from the Robert L. Mendenhall Scenic Overlook is also included.
Inclusions: Round-trip transportation from select hotels, Air-conditioned vehicle, Lunch, Bottled water, Granola Bar
Exclusions: Gratuities, Any personal expense
Reviewed By Aslerner1
This was such a fun tour! Our tour guide was Pasquale. He was just wonderful! So knowledgeable and fun! You could tell he loves his job. It makes the tour so much better when there is someone leading it that truly enjoys what they are doing. Thank you Pasquale! This was definitely a favorite on my trip to Las Vegas. Would recommend this tour, but would recommend any tour with Pasquale!
4. Full Day Grand Canyon Trip with Horseback Ride From Las Vegas
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2 reviews
Experience an authentic wild west adventure to the Grand Canyon on this 8 hour tour. You will begin the the day with an 8am pickup from your Las Vegas hotel, then be driven in a luxury van to your destination. Once at the ranch, you can take either the inclusive horseback ride or wagon ride of your choice to explore the land and feel the old west heritage. Guided by a real cowboy, hear exciting stories and even see a real herd of Buffalo. Lunch will be provided and you will experience live cowboy entertainment as well, before you depart back to Las Vegas.
Inclusions: Lunch, Round-trip shared transfer in luxury van, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Live entertainment, 45 minute Horseback or Wagon Ride, Coffee and/or Tea
Exclusions: Local tax and a resort fee (approx $15 USD per person)
Reviewed By Konoa-W
After a few days in rarely quiet and empty Las Vegas, the husband and I were rather bored, and decided to Re-visit Grand Canyon Western Ranch.... having done so in 2018 We were transported by the new driver, (new to us since last visit), as was taken back on how little they knew about Las Vegas, the desert, and basically customer interaction. This was a complete shock to us, since the last driver we had was extremely out-going and knowledgeable. The driver we had in 2018, was their transportation manager. We later discovered from Ranch employees, that he left the company, due to the owner not paying him for advertising / vehicle maintenance labor, outside of his driving duties. He also never received a pay raise in 4 years of service. None of the ranch employees looked a bit happy to be employed at the ranch this visit, and it showed by the condescending and sarcastic demeanor towards guests. The property has greatly decayed in 2 years. Both public toilets were non functional during the 7 hours of our visit. My husband and i were directed to an un-used cabin, where the water was turned off, so this toilet also did not flush. There was not toilet paper, so I had to used a handkerchief from my purse. The girl at the front counter thought that fact was funny and laughed in our faces. Food and service was a far cry from the amazing experience in 2018. On the return drive to Las Vegas, we spoke with the driver, and learned that the owner, Tony Marriott, visits the ranch every 2 weeks, to eat and get drunk, and always makes a scene in the presence of guests. We also learned that no full time or part time employee receives overtime pay after working 8 hours each day. There are no benefits and all employees have self employment status, and are responsible for 100% of their own taxes. I suppose this is the reason for bad customer service and lack of experienced drivers. After this recent experience and decline of what once was a great holiday hot-spot, we have to highly recommend to fellow travelers ~ DO NOT BOOK A HOLIDAY WITH GRAND CANYON WESTERN RANCH.
5. Western Ranch Overnight Experience: Cabin or Camp Out
Overall Ratings
3.7 based on 3 reviews
Escape the city lights for a night or two for a camp out under the stars. Travel by wagon or horseback through a Joshua Tree-lined trail taking in the breathtaking desert landscape and panoramic views of Spirit Mountain. Chow down on a home cooked western fair, camp out under the stars and enjoy live entertainment from the ranch's own cowboys.
Inclusions: Breakfast, Dinner, Accommodations per itinerary, Meals per itinerary, Horseback ride to overnight camp site (approx 2 hours), All taxes and fees
Exclusions: Gratuities, Hotel pickup and drop-off (based on option selected), 20-minute helicopter ride (unless option selected), 45-minute horseback ride (unless option selected), Wagon ride (unless option selected)
Reviewed By Konoa-W
After a few days in rarely quiet and empty Las Vegas, the husband and I were rather bored, and decided to Re-visit Grand Canyon Western Ranch.... having done so in 2018 We were transported by the new driver, (new to us since last visit), as was taken back on how little they knew about Las Vegas, the desert, and basically customer interaction. This was a complete shock to us, since the last driver we had was extremely out-going and knowledgeable. The driver we had in 2018, was their transportation manager. We later discovered from Ranch employees, that he left the company, due to the owner not paying him for advertising / vehicle maintenance labor, outside of his driving duties. He also never received a pay raise in 4 years of service. None of the ranch employees looked a bit happy to be employed at the ranch this visit, and it showed by the condescending and sarcastic demeanor towards guests. The property has greatly decayed in 2 years. Both public toilets were non functional during the 7 hours of our visit. My husband and i were directed to an un-used cabin, where the water was turned off, so this toilet also did not flush. There was not toilet paper, so I had to used a handkerchief from my purse. The girl at the front counter thought that fact was funny and laughed in our faces. Food and service was a far cry from the amazing experience in 2018. On the return drive to Las Vegas, we spoke with the driver, and learned that the owner, Tony Marriott, visits the ranch every 2 weeks, to eat and get drunk, and always makes a scene in the presence of guests. We also learned that no full time or part time employee receives overtime pay after working 8 hours each day. There are no benefits and all employees have self employment status, and are responsible for 100% of their own taxes. I suppose this is the reason for bad customer service and lack of experienced drivers. After this recent experience and decline of what once was a great holiday hot-spot, we have to highly recommend to fellow travelers ~ DO NOT BOOK A HOLIDAY WITH GRAND CANYON WESTERN RANCH.
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