We don’t get a lot of snow here but enough to make a snow person is really special.
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Operating Schedule
Orman Ranch Schedule
Open for Camping:
Weekend before Memorial day
2023 It will be May 19,2023. (it’s just to wet before this.)
As always Check-In and Office hours are 1:00 PM to 9: PM. Gate closes at dark.
Closing for season:
September 19, 2022.
We will turn off phone and not answer emails during the Months of October, November & December. (Our time off).
Back to work in January.
ALL long term, 1-4 month stays (Vetted people only) must be secured in January.
No short term stays will be scheduled until Feb 1, at this time it becomes impossible to fit in the longer stays.
The rain has started and we are closed to the camping season of 2022. Thank you all for another great camping season. Have a wonderful and safe winter We look forward to seeing you next Summer. Our schedule will be:
We will start taking short term reservations Feb 1, 2023
Open for Camping:
Weekend before Memorial day
2023 It will be May 19,2023.
Closing for season:
After Labor day weekend.
Camping Closed for Season 2018/19
We are not open during winter months and not available by phone until March 2019. If you wish to contact us please send email to OrmanRanch@gmail.com. Be patient the computer is not even going to be turned on every day, but when it is checked we will respond, to email address only. Chances are slim we will call.
So sorry, we were completely unable to procure a supply of camp fire wood for this summer. You will need to bring your own wood to have a camp fire this year.
Do believe we all have a serious case of spring fever. This past winter (still ongoing) seems to have been a reminder to be careful of what you ask for. We were all begging for rain and we have sure gotten it. We are hopeful we will make our May 1st open with at least a few sites, for sure by the first weekend in May 5,6,7 hopeful. Will post here if it looks like we are not going to make it. It must be dry enough to not get stuck, as that is just not fun for anyone.
We get asked all the time – “CAN I BRING MY HAY INTO CALIFORNIA?”
CAN I BRING HAY INTO CALIFORNIA?
In general, there are not specific restrictions on bringing hay into California; however, it must be free from noxious weeds and insect pests and is subject to inspection upon arrival at our border stations. If bringing hay, be sure it is loaded so the outer surface of the bales can be easily seen. Most hay passes inspection, but occasionally pests are found and the shipment is rejected. In this event, you may need to return the hay out-of-state if it cannot be easily disposed of at the station.
This is copy and pasted from: www.cdfa.ca.gov/plant/pe/ExteriorExclusion/borders_faq.html you can go to either of these links for more information http://www.cdfa.ca.gov/
re-posted 7/10/16
Due to the gate being forced open the swing arm is broken and the gate is no longer “automatic”. It will be manual and no codes will work til the repairs are done. Sorry for any inconvenience.