Welcome to the
Historic Hat Creek Ranch
Opening May 1st for the 2026 Season
Plan your visit now!!
Experience history at Hat Creek Ranch
Spend the Day
Spend the Night
Spend the Night
Step back in time and experience the excitement of the Gold Rush. Explore our well-preserved historic buildings and Indigenous Interpretive site, and get a glimpse into the daily lives of those who traveled this iconic route.
Spend the Night
Spend the Night
Spend the Night
Choose from our 8 powered RV sites or unlimited dry camping options for a comfortable or rustic experience. Enjoy the cozy retreat of our Family Cabins, Covered Wagon or Miner's Shacks, blending comfort and charm.
Dine with Us
Spend the Night
Bring your Group
Experience a delightful dining atmosphere at our ranch-inspired restaurant. Choose between our sundeck, or air-conditioned dining room to enjoy our menu. Savor handcrafted menu items and indulge today.
Bring your Group
Discover Stuctwesemc Life
Bring your Group
Our knowledgeable interpreters lead engaging tours, sharing captivating stories about the Gold Rush, the Shuswap Nation, and the resilient people who helped shape this region. After your tour, dine from our specialized menu.
Discover Stuctwesemc Life
Discover Stuctwesemc Life
Discover Stuctwesemc Life
Explore our Indigenous Interpretation Site and step back in time to learn about the rich heritage of the Shuswap Nation.
Discover how they lived off the land for thousands of years before settlers arrived.
Host your Event
Discover Stuctwesemc Life
Discover Stuctwesemc Life
Whether you're planning an intimate gathering with two guests or a grand affair with 200, our beautiful country setting provides a picturesque backdrop that will leave a lasting impression. Discover the magic of Hat Creek today.
Explore the Wonders of Prehistoric Life
Start your paleontological adventure today by visiting the McAbee Fossil Beds Heritage Site, located near Cache Creek, BC. The site offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore one of the most significant fossil sites in British Columbia. Interpretive spots along the trails will provide information about the site's history, the fossils found there, and the significance of the area to the local First Nations.
The Ranch will reopen May 1st for the 2026 Season.
We are still taking bookings for the 2026 season. Please feel free to book online or call us at 1 (800)782-0922.