The newly built, state-of-the-art lodge on Red Bank Creek — 6,500 square feet, sleeping up to 16 in private rooms with en-suite bathrooms.
Red Bank opened in 1965 as the Ale & Quail, and the foundation has not changed: good guides, good dogs, good hunting, good food, and good hospitality. The new lodge builds on that foundation and raises the experience to the standard of the modern, discerning outdoorsman.
6,500 square feet: a great room under a fireplace wall, the long table, and bedrooms for up to 16 guests, each with a private en-suite bathroom. The two largest bedrooms have king beds, and we can set up bunks in the great room for bigger groups. Private rooms make the ranch a natural fit for couples and families, not only hunting parties.
A fireplace wall, deep sofas, a big screen with satellite, a poker table, and the bar.
The game room upstairs: a pool table and shuffleboard. Its own activities, still open to the great room below, so no one misses the game on the big screen.
A full kitchen and the long table. Meals prepared by the household staff.
Private en-suite baths in every room, wifi, a large porch, a barbecue, and kennels on site. The clubhouse next door adds a commercial kitchen, group dining, and a pro shop.
The premier California hunting and outfitters destination — 5,000 acres of home ranch on the banks of Red Bank Creek, plus an additional 13,000 acres to hunt, in Red Bluff, greater Northern California.
Bobwhite walked up. A European drive. Wild valley quail north of the ranch. Mountain quail in the chaparral.
Three days. Guide, lodging, meals.
Oaks, draws, manzanita.
Bass, bluegill, and crappie.
Over water, blind corners, and a practice range.
The cozy amenities of the lodge, the extended covered patio, commercial dining for larger groups, and the secluded bunkhouse, plus everything the ranch has to offer between hunts.
Secluded and comfortable, with its own kitchen and porch. Sleeps 7 to 8.
Bring your own RV or trailer and enjoy every amenity on the ranch.
A shooting range, 18-station sporting clays, and 11 ponds for fishing.
Full use of the lodge for socializing, hosting retreats, and taking in the views.
Reservations for the 26–27 season are open now. Contact us for dates and pricing, and we will take care of the rest.