der Rumbolz platz Country Bed, Breakfast, Hunting & Horse Camp Ethan, South Dakota Enjoy country living at this working family farm! Contact Info | Email this page to a Friend | Click to see a map  | Additional Pages... Introduction Guest Rooms/Rates Pheasant Hunters Kid Friendly Pets Welcome Our Favorite Recipes Special Packages   Availability Search: See which rooms are available during your stay. Check in: Check out: Powered by Webervations Clear search results Rooms Available from  to  Learn more about these rooms These are our base rates - certain discounts and/or charges may apply

Since this was his grandparents homestead, Billy has lived here all his life, Ila came with our marriage in 1957, followed by son Randy in '58 and daughter Lori in '62.

This B&B thing has been rather a joke since 1971, when we adopted a brother (Toby) and sister (Jamie) ages 11 and 10, Randy was 13 and Lori was 9. We finished a room upstairs so that each had their own bedroom and Billy asked, "What are we going to do with this 'hotel' when the kids are gone?" Those rooms are named after the child who grew up in it.

Lori went off to college in the fall of 80, in the spring of 82 we applied for an exchange student from Finland and over the next 11 years 6 students from Finland, Germany, Iceland and Mexico came to live with us for 10 months each. During the winter of 94 when the last student was here we made a bathroom in the upstairs hallway. They were all great young people and as dear to us as family, 2 of the girls from Germany have returned 8 times, we have been to meet all the families.

Deciding to quit the exchange program with a good record, the 'hotel' is now empty, so on with a new ADVENTURE. When we got a call from some hunters in Tennessee about pheasant hunting, our son, Randy, who farms with us said, "Well I think I could be a hunting guide." We have been members of Pheasant Country Ltd. for several years; setting aside food plots and doing other farming practices to increase pheasant habitat and population, so decided to give it a try.

The next year I had a call from a horse club in Minnesota wondering if we had facilities to 'overnight' horses? So this venture is branching out and gets more interesting all the time. We are common country folk, our facilities are not fancy, we try to accommodate whatever is necessary to make this a fun, memorable, experience for you, now going into the 9th season.

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