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coastal breezes in the middle of 80,000 acres of pristine California land.
“The Adobe is an original, 100-year-old historical home with original features and comfortable updates,” office manager Sarah Gaskill said. “It has the cutest farmhouse kitchen you’ll ever walk into, and the main dining room seats up to 18 people.”
The Casita Lodge, with its more modern approach, still offers a down-home vibe. The buildings share a common patio area, and a nearly 100-year-old former oilfield office transformed into a full-service bar is situated close by.
“We offer high-end accom- modations, yet we are very much about keeping the camp feel,” Gaskill said. “Part of the experi- ence of being here on the Central Coast is enjoying the outdoors and the laid-back country life. Recently, we’ve had people book a stay with us just for the star- gazing opportunities.”
Enjoy full use of the com- munity dining hall, well-stocked kitchen and amenities, outdoor gas grills, and wood-fired barbecues. Rick Conley, Hunter’s dad, is the camp cook. He sources most of the food and drink locally, including wild game harvested off the Oak Stone property. Meal packages are available, with the accommoda- tions, food, and hospitality repeat- edly receiving 5-star reviews.
“We are unique to this area, as we offer all-inclusive experiences and comfort factors,” Gaskill said. “We are not going to put you in bunk beds and have you bring a sleeping bag. We try to make each guest’s stay easier, and welcome them like family.”
Expert guides with exceptional skills
In addition to exceptional hos- pitality, the expert guides at Oak Stone Outfitters strive to deliver the experience of a lifetime.
“Sprawling hills of untouched land serve an ideal environment filled with ample game and the ability to learn as well as strength- en your craft,” Weibe shared.
The entire team is of the mindset that anyone can learn to hunt safely and effectively when
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“We are the only outfitter operation where guests have an all-inclusive experience,” he said. “We butcher, we taxidermy, and we teach.”
Taxidermy services are avail- able on-site, along with custom meat processing services. In addition, Oak Stone Outfitters offers Mexico hunting packages, corporate hunts, and long-range hunt training. New offerings and classes are in the works, including all-women retreats.
“At Oak Stone Outfitters, our goal is to provide you with a wholly memorable experience,” Weibe said. “Good for the week or for the weekend, we aim to operate in accordance with your preference.”
Oak Stone Outfitters is located at 71201 Sargents Road in Bradley, CA just outside of Paso Robles. For more information visit oakstoneoutfitters. com, call (805) 472-2200, and get the latest news on their Facebook and Instagram pages.
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taught in a non-stressful environ- ment. They cater to all levels and bring their personal skill sets to the team. It’s no wonder many of their guests return year after year.
Additional services and classes
As Conley points out, Oak Stone Outfitters is a one-stop shop.
Clothing • Jewelry • Lingerie Shoes • Beauty • Decor & More!
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1214 Pine St., Paso Robles • Downtown near the Park 805-237-7516 • Open 11am until 8:30pm - 9pm Fridays & Saturdays
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