Saddle Up for a Good Time!

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we spent our first morning exploring the property some more. The playground was down a hiking trail that was a little steep. So, Aaron hiked back to find a way to drive to it. It took a while, but he did get back to us!

There was a kids' zipline that was pretty fun! After watching them, Aaron and I had to give it a go.


We caught sight of this bunny lounging by the playground.



After a long time at the playground and we were really hot, we headed to the pools. 






We enjoyed a fun lunch poolside and then set out to play a round of putt putt!


The course was a bit rustic, but we managed to enjoy it. 

Then, we were cleaned up and ready to see Dolly's Stampede! Maybe we weren't expecting much, but we were delighted by the dinner show! The food was very good and the entertainment was excellent. 

During the pre-show they play a song that the kids got stuck on! Saddle up! For a good time! Grab your friends and family! Saddle up! For a good time, at Dolly Parton's Stampede!






I loved watching them on the aerial silks.



After the show we were ready for more hot tub!

We took a picture before the show and it came out fun!























 

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