
Our Barn, Your Retreat!
Our guest lodge which we call “The Barn” is positioned over the top of a working dude ranch barn but provides a clean and comfortable space. Located on 500 acres of private ranch land, you are invited to enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, quality connections, and memorable experiences.

the lodge
the heart of the lodge is a large, bright communal space designed to reflect a backcountry camp. The lodge is perfect for a family or group to come together to socialize and connect.
This communal space can accommodate up to 20 people comfortably. There are 5 bedrooms with a maximum total capacity of 8 overnight guests.


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Private
Corporate
Amenities

1000 Sq. ft of common space

Large windows and great views

Large table to seat up to 14 people

2 full washrooms

Fully Equipped Kitchen

Projector and large screen

Free Wifi

Outdoor activity area

500 acres of private land

Free Parking
our rooms
All of the rooms in The Lodge are named for notable and diverse explorers and pioneers of ranching in the area. Each of these individuals made a significant contribution to our local cowboy, Western, and outdoor culture.
The three large bedrooms (Palliser, Kananaskis, and Sinclair) can be fitted with either one king or two twin beds. There is room for one additional cot if need be.
Lodge Details
When you book The Lodge you are renting the entire space exclusively for your group.
Please note that The Lodge is located at the top of a flight of stairs. It is not wheelchair accessible and may be challenging to access for individuals with mobility restrictions.
“ It had always been my dream to ride western style on a ranch in Canada and that dream could not have been more perfectly realized during our stay at Moose Mountain. The horses were fit, safe and expert at the terrain, the lodge was beautiful”
“Our guide Kristen was very knowledgeable and personable. The owners Neil and Undina are tremendous hosts. The horses and tack first rate. We stayed at the lodge and did day trips in the foothills with stunning scenery.”