Frequently Asked Questions

RRF is a very casual and relaxed adventure.  Although it is not required that you get dirty, and you can avoid getting dirty (just ask Sherri), it is fun to get a bit dirty like summer camp.  We do change clothing often throughout the day and evening, so plan accordingly.  With that being said, here is a list of suggested clothing items to wear / bring:

1. Lightweight long pants (for trail riding and hiking).
2. Lightweight long sleeve shirt (for trail riding and hiking).
3. Hiking boots or shoes you don't mind getting dirty.
4. Tall socks.
5. We often change out of the long pants and long sleeve shirts while just hanging out, so bring any other comfortable clothing and shoes you would like to wear while lounging or playing yard games outside. 
6. Swimsuit (for pool and or hot tub)
7. Hats and sunglasses.
8. Sweatshirt (depending on the time of year).
9. Winter gloves (depending on the time of year).
10. Winter hat (depending on the time of year).

Due to the nature of the activities, it is not recommended to wear your nice Lulu clothes or fancy Jordans.  You know who you are!

We try to have everything one would need to enjoy themselves while at RRF, but here are some additional items you might consider bringing:

1. Your favorite 125 yard golf club.
2. Your own firearms, ammunition, eyes and ear protection if you would like to use your own.
3. Although Sherri has a large variety of bug spray options, feel free to bring your own if you have a favorite. 
4. We do have sunscreen, but again, if you have one you prefer, then feel free to bring it. 
5. We have a variety of helmet sizes and goggles to wear on the ATV's, but if you have a super big head, you might want to bring your own (We have Medium, Large and Extra Large).
6. We do have a few over the calf waterproof boots to wear if you choose to play / wade in the creek, but if you have unusually large or small feet, you might want to bring your own rain boots to wear. 

We know that dining at RRF is a big part of the day, and we try to accommodate all dietary requirements.  Although we have a new gourmet kitchen, we usually prefer to grill outside on the gas grill or Blackstone as much as possible. 

Feel free to be creative and suggest new and fun meals.  We are very easy when it comes to eating and very open to trying new things as long as they don't have:

Green Peppers

Yellow Peppers

Red Peppers

Kalamata Olives

Too much cilantro

Only meat

Only shrimp

Too many fake ingredients

Too spicy

Not enough spice

Too much seasoning

Not enough seasoning

Too much sauce

Not enough sauce

Other than that, we are really easy. 

RRF is geared towards all family members, but just like bringing young kids....you are responsible for watching your dogs.  With the addition of a a new fence at RRF you can rest comfortably knowing your pup can run around within a fenced in area.  Please note that if they are not in the fenced in area there are plenty of distractions and wildlife that could be intriguing to your pups, and they may be enticed to run off and chase the deer, wild turkey, squirrels, run through the creek, dive into the pond and maybe even chase an ATV.  We do bring Luna and Millie, but they are on an invisible fence that we have installed down there. 

All bedroom suites have their own private bathroom with modern day amenities.  That does not mean that you can't pee outside if you want....it is a common occurrence and does help you feel one with nature.  Feel free to mark your territory.. David is trying to mark all 100 acres.