The Ranch

Look Forward to Laid Back.

Enjoy 115 private acres of our remarkable property, with cozy, funky accommodations, one mile of Shields River frontage with private river access, a large pond for swimming, floating and fun, outdoor fire pits, stupendous natural wildlife, tons of lawn and indoor games, and our guest favorite beautifully restored 1900's "Party Barn."

The Double T River Ranch is reserved exclusively for you and your group. Whether you bring family, friends, fishing buddies, or a corporate team, you’ll enjoy luxurious accommodations, friendly service, and complete privacy — with no other guests on the property.

Please note: weddings cannot be accommodated.

History

The Shields River was named in 1806 for John Shields, blacksmith on the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
Clyde Park was named for a Clydesdale stallion imported to the valley in 1887.
Ed and Bernice Hium purchased the ranch in the late 1920s from the Lutheran Church. The original nine‑room farmhouse burned down on Easter Sunday.
Ed and Bernice ranched the land until retiring in 1972.
Clyde Park population: 352 residents in 1920; 309 as of the 2015 census.
The valley’s iconic grain elevators were built between 1915–1919 along the Northern Pacific Railway.
The barn — the heart of the ranch today — is believed to have been built between 1895–1900 from a Sears & Roebuck mail‑order kit delivered by rail.