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Fim de semana de rodeio no River Ranch
Rodeio de sábado à noite, cavalgada e airboat num rancho de verdade a 90 minutos de Orlando.
A Flórida que ninguém posta não tem palmeira nem parque. Tem gado, sela, poeira e um touro de 800 quilos saindo do brete às 19h30 de sábado.
O Westgate River Ranch é um dude ranch de verdade no meio do estado, a cerca de 90 minutos de Orlando. Todo sábado à noite a arena de 2.400 lugares enche para o rodeio: trick riding, barrel racing e bull riding, com atletas que competem no circuito. É barulhento, é rápido, e é o tipo de coisa que criança brasileira nunca viu de perto.
O resto do fim de semana é o rancho: cavalgada, passeio de airboat pelo pântano, swamp buggy, fazendinha, pônei, escalada, tirolesa, minigolfe e um parque aquático. À noite o saloon abre, com touro mecânico e música.
A vaga do motorhome fica na frente da propriedade, ao lado da arena e do saloon. Isso é bom e é ruim: você caminha até o rodeio, e você escuta o saloon. Quem quer silêncio absoluto talvez prefira outro pacote. Quem quer estar no meio da coisa está no lugar certo.
Um aviso honesto sobre a estrutura: aqui as vagas são de grama e o hookup é parcial — tem água e energia de 30 ou 50 amperes, mas não tem esgoto na vaga. Existe estação de despejo no local. Para duas noites isso não faz diferença nenhuma na prática, e a gente entrega o RV com os tanques prontos.
O rodeio acontece nas noites de sábado, então este roteiro só existe em datas que incluam um sábado.
_Informações de campgrounds e ingressos verificadas em julho de 2026 e sujeitas a alteração pelos fornecedores._
- days: 3
- Region: Flórida Central
- starting at: USD 1950
Day-to-day
- Sexta — chegada ao rancho — Check-in e reconhecimento da propriedade. Jantar no Smokehouse on the River e primeira noite no saloon, com touro mecânico. A vaga do motorhome fica na frente da propriedade, a poucos minutos a pé da arena e do saloon.
Pernoite: Westgate River Ranch Resort & Rodeo. Deslocamento do dia: aproximadamente 105 km (65 milhas).
- Sábado — dia de rancho e noite de rodeio — Manhã de cavalgada ou passeio de airboat pelo pântano. À tarde, fazendinha, pônei, escalada, minigolfe e o parque aquático River Country. Às 19h30 o rodeio começa na arena de 2.400 lugares, com trick riding, barrel racing e bull riding.
Pernoite: Westgate River Ranch Resort & Rodeo.
- Domingo — café e volta — Manhã livre para o que ficou faltando e saída depois do almoço.
Deslocamento do dia: aproximadamente 105 km (65 milhas).
What's included
- Motorhome Class C equipado, no perfil escolhido
- 2 noites de vaga com hookup parcial: água e energia de 30 ou 50 amperes, sem esgoto na vaga (estação de despejo no local)
- Ingressos do rodeio de sábado à noite para todos os viajantes da reserva
- Roupa de cama, toalhas e kit de cozinha
- Roteiro dia a dia e vouchers em português
- Suporte em português durante toda a estadia
Does not include
- Deslocamento até o rancho (carro alugado ou traslado)
- Refeições e bebidas
- Atividades pagas à parte: cavalgada, airboat, swamp buggy, tirolesa, parque aquático, escalada e passeio de barco
- Seguro viagem
- IOF e taxas do seu banco sobre compra internacional — cobrados pelo emissor do cartão, fora do nosso preço
You drive, or we'll set it up: which option makes sense for your family?
| Item |
You drive |
Delivered and assembled |
| Who drives the motorhome? |
You, with assisted withdrawal in Portuguese |
MyBearGo delivers and sets up at the campground |
| What you need to have |
Valid Brazilian driver's license + IDP (International Driver's Permit) |
Nothing but the reservation: you don't drive the RV |
| How do you get to the campground? |
Driving Your Own RV |
By rental car or shuttle—we can arrange transportation if you prefer |
| Change of destination on the itinerary |
You drive to the next campground |
MyBearGo handles campground changes |
| Price |
Minor, because you're driving the vehicle |
Higher, because it includes delivery, assembly, and pickup |
| Recommended for |
For those who see the road as part of the journey |
For anyone who wants the camping experience without having to drive |
| What's Included |
RV, campgrounds, tickets, and a day-by-day itinerary |
RV setup, campgrounds, tickets, and day-by-day itinerary |
Frequently Asked Questions
- Do I need a special license?
- No. Your Brazilian driver's license, along with your International Driving Permit (IDP), is sufficient. And we'll help with the driver verification process before the trip.
- What if I don't want to drive?
- Choose the "delivered and assembled" option: the RV arrives at the campground ready to go, and all you have to do is enjoy it.
- How does payment work?
- In USD, via a secure checkout. You'll receive all your vouchers before you travel, and you won't be charged until you confirm.
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