Ranch des bisons

The bison safari was the biggest letdown. We drove to one spot in the pasture beside the bison and listened to the guide for about 45 minutes, then did the same thing at another spot for 15 minutes. He tried to accommodate us since we don't speak French, but only about 10% of the talk was in English, which made it frustrating. Our kids got bored, and being stuck on the truck, we soon ran out of ways to keep them quiet. A special mention to the woman beside us, who kept shushing and complaining whenever the kids spoke. The hut itself was lovely, private, and surrounded by nature, though the pasture right in front of it was fenced off during our stay. Perhaps they could rotate the pastures so that doesn't happen. Its steep stairs make it difficult with small children. There's a gate at the top, but its weak magnet does little except give a false sense of security. The burger was good, but the spiral fries were soggy. At 12 EUR, it felt a little expensive. They seem like good people who care about what they do, and I mean them no harm, but I wouldn't return, especially with little kids.