Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy

Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges

Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed

On-site parties or group events are strictly prohibited

Safety features at this property include a fire extinguisher, a first aid kit and a deadlock

My family homesteaded in Wyoming at the turn of the century. The Double L Bar ranch has been in our family for three generations and it gives us great pleasure to share our history and old western stories of the Southfork valley. The area is steeped in western tradition and our nearest neighbors own Buffalo Bills original Wyoming homestead, the TE ranch. Sit back on the porch with you feet up and enjoy one of our books from the private Double L Bar library on the areas western lore or world class geological history. You will be surrounded by family heirlooms and antiquities from the past during your stay. We’ve opened our doors to let you experience the finest in western history and hospitality.

When my great grandmother purchased the ranch she wrote in her journal, “ The ranch was a beautiful spot, some 2000 acres under fence. Several small sleeping cabins close around the large main ranch house. It had a large kitchen, dining room, several bedrooms, and baths and a living room with an enormous fireplace. From its broad porch, one could see hardpan creek, cascading down the mountain above to the valley floor below. A small bridge, spanned the creek, and on the other side, were the barn, corrals, and tack room. Ample riding and pack horses, two Guernsey milk cows, saddles and tack gear all came with the ranch. We bought 30 head of purebred, Hereford cattle, two work horses, named Rock and Steel, and a lovely sorrel male named Missy for me to ride. There were so many new experiences. We had a vegetable garden and several fields planted with alfalfa. A small hydroelectric plant generated by the rushing hardpan provided us with electricity, but we only turned it on at dusk. The cows provided a lot of milk, and I learned how to operate the cream separator and make cottage cheese and butter. Quite often we took packed trips to the Upper Hardpan Basin or over to Bridger lake for fishing and hunting. I remember when I was in Cody purchasing supplies for our first pack trip I consulted Will Richards for necessary items and quantities. He was all hyped on garlic in ones diet, believing it to be a cure, all, and recommended I take 2 pounds of it along with other food stuffs. When I was checking out my purchase at the market, a friendly clerk figured we were going camping and asked how long we would be gone. I told her a week. She picked up the sack of garlic and said, if you eat all of these, you’ll never come back! “

Few vacation rental spots in the world can boast on their centuries rich history, culture and location. If you’re looking for something different from all other rentals you will find it only at the Double L Bar Ranch Properties.