Ranch Roundup

Unbridled x RBR

What’s New in February?

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A detailed itinerary for Unbridled Retreats at La Ñapa, featuring daily schedules from Sunday to Thursday. It includes various activities like equine coach training, optional happy hours, dinners, and free time in Santa Ynez. Additional offerings include art classes and massages, with contact information for Round Barn Ranch and Unbridled. The schedule outlines breakfast, lunch, and dinner locations, along with shuttle services and optional events like trail rides and wine tastings.

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The Spanish phrase "la ñapa" or "la yapa" means "a bonus" or "something extra".

LA ÑAPA at RBR is a thoughtfully curated collection of experiences that have been selected to support you as a learner while you are here at the Ranch. A LA ÑAPA experience is meant to be an extension of what’s happening, as we say, “In the Corral.”

*50 Minute Massages- $165 each + grat. Limited number of bookings available. Must be booked prior to arrival at the ranch.

To schedule email: collaborate@roundbarnranchandco.com

Join in for even more joy with LA ÑAPA.

**Sign up for our Complimentary Activities in Del Medio!

Paper roses made from book pages on a white background.

Art with Tori**

A person training a rearing horse on a grassy lawn in front of a building with a tiled roof.

Trail Ride**

Person pouring essential oil from a brown bottle onto their hand.

Massage*

A collection of ornate Western-style belts with silver and turquoise accents hanging on a wooden rack on a wall.

Shop and Dine in Santa Ynez

Check out the spot for Monday Night’s in town dinner…

Outdoor patio restaurant with wooden pergola, string lights, and people dining at tables. Visible plants and heaters.
Map of Santa Ynez showing locations of businesses and attractions along main streets like Manzana, Faraday, Edison, and Highway 246. Includes restaurants, shops, wineries, and public services. Contact information and social media links for the Santa Ynez Chamber are present.

How and When Will I Get to The Ranch?

The folks of RBR, human and horse, cannot wait to see you!

The Roundbarn Shuttle, will be making one airport run on February 2. Please meet the RBR Truck at SBA Baggage Claim. It is approximately a 45 minute drive from SBA to RBR.

P.S. The bar just outside of the gates on the second floor of the Santa Barbara Airport makes a fantastic Bloody Mary for those who may need to wait for the shuttle pick up.


What Should I Pack?

Some call it "Valley Casual." Some call it "Coastal Cowgirl."

We call it "Come As You Are, but come wearing boots and jeans.”

Boots: We have a very strict closed-toe shoe policy. While not in your room, all ranch guests must wear closed-toe shoes.

Jeans and Long Sleeves: Jeans and long sleeves are required when riding and interacting with the animals. Not only will this protect you from the California Sun, but it's just plain good advice for visiting a ranch.

Hat: If you forget your hat, you will wish you had not. So go ahead and set out this necessary ranch accessory now. Any style hat will do.

Layers: Guests will likely experience three of the four seasons each day at the ranch. So don't leave home without a jacket, sweatshirt, or sweater.

Preferred riding gear: While we have riding gear for borrowing, if you have your own you may choose to bring it. Helmets are required for riding.

In town outfit: You may choose to pack a non-ranchwear outfit to wear Monday night for dinner in town. This is by no means required, as you will see plenty of ranchwear in town. But if you would like, feel free to bring a casual maxi dress or non-jeans, etc for this animal free, off the ranch activity.


What about Food?

All accommodation rates include all meals listed on the agenda (except for Monday night’s dinner in town) plus a selection of healthy snacks. Also included is wine, beer and a variety of non-alcoholic beverages served at our House Happy Hour and during dinners at the Ranch. We will also offer wine and beer for purchase to take back to your room if desired. To-go options are available should you choose to have dinner in your room.  

You will simply be responsible for the cost of your own dinner and/or drinks Monday night in town while off-the-ranch. Transportation to and from the off the ranch dinner is provided by the RBR shuttle.

We have worked to meet each guest’s dietary needs as outlined during the registration process. We are sourcing local ingredients and vendors of the highest quality and can't wait to share all the Valley has to offer in terms of clean, local cuisine!

Sample Menu-

Welcome Snack: Cheese & Charcuterie or Mediterranean Dips and Local Veggies

Breakfast: Local Coffee, Cold Bar (Yogurt, Fruit), Hot Organic Oatmeal

Lunch: Farm-Fresh Salad Bar and more

Dinner: Chili Charcuterie, Homemade Pasta Bar, DIY Pizza Making Class, Fiesta Night, All-Ranch Cook-Out

How will I find my way Around?

Illustrated map of a ranch named Roundbarn Ranch and Co., featuring labeled locations such as Adobehouse, The Casita, El Gimnasio, Riverhouse, and The Tackroom. The map includes roads, buildings, a river, mountains, and features like a corral, basketball court, and arena. Ornamental elements like trees and plants are also illustrated.

WHO Should I contact with any Issues while Traveling or Attending an Experience?

Reach out to Rachel!

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Unbridled x RBR

Ranch Roundups

November’s Agenda…

A schedule for "Unbridled Retreats" at Roundbarn Ranch. It lists activities from Sunday to Thursday, including equine coach training, art classes, and yoga. There are meal times, social events, and contact details. Key amenities like Wi-Fi and a key code are also mentioned. The schedule includes times, locations, and leader names for each activity.

What’s New in November?

Join in for even more joy with LA ÑAPA.

The Spanish phrase "la ñapa" or "la yapa" means "a bonus" or "something extra".

LA ÑAPA at RBR is a thoughtfully curated collection of experiences that have been selected to support you as a learner while you are here at the Ranch. A LA ÑAPA experience is meant to be an extension of what’s happening, as we say, “In the Corral.”

Sign ups Available in Del Medio!

A group of women sitting in a circle on folding chairs in an outdoor arena, holding and discussing art pieces. The setting includes sandy ground and wooden fencing, with trees visible in the background. Some women are wearing hats and casual clothing.

Art with Tina

Person holding a hat while leaning on a brown horse.

Trail Ride

A woman in a blue shirt with a horse pattern standing close to a black horse, touching heads, in a stable.

Yoga & Workshops with Sarah

Getting off the Ranch…

Shopping and Dinner in Tori’s stomping grounds, Los Olivos!

A detailed map of Los Olivos, California, featuring locations for art, shopping, food, services, and wine. The map includes street names like Alamo Pintado Ave and Grand Ave, and lists establishments such as Avec Moi Décor, Bar Le Côte, and Blair Fox. A QR code and contact information for the Los Olivos Chamber of Commerce are provided. The map is adorned with illustrations of olives and leaves.

Check out the spot for Monday Night’s in town dinner…

Nella

Interior of a restaurant with a focus on a dining table set with plates and glasses. The background shows a bar area, shelves with bottles, and people walking through the space. The lighting is warm, with woven lamp shades and wooden accents throughout.

Still Ahead…

Optional Restorative Yoga with Sarah- El Gimnasio

The Trailride- Tackroom

Escaramuza Flor Morena Performance- The Arena

Fiesta Celebration- Pepperoak Patio

Blurred dancers in pink traditional dresses spinning.

Photo By Owen Harvey

WHO Should I contact with any Issues while Traveling or Attending an Experience?

Our ROUNDBARN OnSite Contact