I stayed in TCR in August, for 5 days. The place was amazing, some of the best service I've ever received. Kosher wise, I eat fish and veggies at these types of place but no meat or shellfish. The food was great, everything is included and it was painful to refrain from eating the meats.
But there is obviously much more to the place other than the food. I signed up for the Team Penning package but because of availability I went with the Cattle Drive. I found that to be lots of fun, despite the fact that I was basically paying to do the job of some ranchers. It was a full day activity and involved you and others to ride on horses with the goal of rounding up hundreds of cattle and driving them towards a new grazing area.
I also went fly fishing which I found to be only okay. Caught a few fish (basically guaranteed) but had to release them. I did trap & 5 stand shooting several times, did some archery, horseback riding around the property and just general photographing and exploring around their huge property. The fly fishing and shooting cost extra, the cattle drive was paid for as part of the package and the other things were included.
The service at TCR was definitely way above average. Everything is included, and individual tips are not allowed though expect to be asked for a general tip upon checkout. Just to give you an understanding of the service, my wife and I were eating dessert at the restaurant and happen to mention to the waiter that it was a shame we were going to miss lighting the bonfire that occurs every night. Without even asking, the waiter suggested that we go light the fire and he'll bring us our desserts and drinks. We went to huge bonfire setup, lit it up and within minutes two waiters came out with all of our food and drinks. About an hour later they asked us if we wanted anything else and we said we wanted to make smores and a few minutes later they brought us a picnic basket filled with graham crackers, chocolates and marshmallows.
Another story, I wanted to go 5 stand shooting but my wife wasn't interested. So I asked them if they could find an employee who was a good shot to compete against me. They moved around some schedules and got one of their employees to go shooting with me.
Overall it was a great experience that I highly recommend doing. The kosher aspect sucks, especially since you're paying for expensive food that you will never get, but I still think it's worth it. They are super accommodating with dietary restrictions so it can't hurt to ask them what they are willing to do for you.
