Experience Big Balls Ranch: Private Wagon Tours

Experience Big Balls Ranch like never before with a private, 90-minute wagon tour through South Carolina’s largest bison ranch. Our tours provide a one-of-a-kind, up-close look at our majestic bison herds while offering a behind-the-scenes view of ranch life, sustainable agriculture, and the care that goes into raising these incredible animals.

Guests will ride aboard our tractor-pulled, covered wagon, which features cushioned seating and step-up access. The wagon accommodates up to 12 guests, making it perfect for families, friends, coworkers, and other private groups.

Tour Pricing

  • $150 for up to two guests

  • $25 for each additional guest

  • Children ages three and under are free

All tour payments are nonrefundable unless otherwise stated by Big Balls Ranch. If necessary, tours may be rescheduled to another available date. Big Balls Ranch also reserves the right to reschedule a tour due to weather, unsafe ranch conditions, animal-related circumstances, operational needs, or other unforeseen events.

Tour Highlights

  • Meet and learn about our American bison herds

  • Discover how we responsibly raise and care for our animals

  • Get a behind-the-scenes look at daily ranch operations

  • See specialized ranch equipment, including our Hi-Hog handling system

  • Ask questions and interact with real ranchers

  • Learn about sustainable ranching and how it connects to the food you eat

  • Enjoy memorable photo opportunities throughout the ranch

Rain-or-Shine and Transportation Policy

Private tours are offered rain or shine. Wagon tours are our standard tour experience; however, the safety and comfort of our guests remain our highest priority.

Big Balls Ranch reserves the right to use enclosed, air-conditioned UTVs in place of the wagon when weather, ground conditions, or other safety concerns make wagon travel unsuitable. UTV transportation may also be provided when necessary to accommodate a guest with a disability or mobility-related need.

If anyone in your party has a disability, limited mobility, or requires additional assistance, please contact us prior to booking. We will be happy to discuss available accommodations and make every reasonable effort to ensure a safe and enjoyable visit.

By booking a tour, guests acknowledge that the tour date and method of transportation may be changed at the discretion of Big Balls Ranch based on safety, weather, accessibility needs, ranch conditions, operational needs, or other unforeseen circumstances.

Take a Piece of the Ranch Home

Before you leave, explore our selection of 100% grass-fed and grass-finished, USDA-inspected bison meat raised right here at Big Balls Ranch. We also offer exclusive ranch merchandise so you can remember your adventure long after the tour ends.

Big Balls Ranch — Where the bison roam and the adventures begin!

What to wear

Prepare for your ranch tour with these recommendations

Hat

Wide-brimmed hat for sun protection during the outdoor tour

Closed-toe shoes

Sturdy boots or hiking shoes recommended for ranch terrain

Comfortable clothes

Breathable layers suitable for outdoor weather conditions

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Bison Fun Facts

Discover fascinating facts about these magnificent animals
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Massive Size

Bison are the largest land mammals in North America, with bulls weighing up to 2,000 pounds and standing 6 feet tall at the shoulder.
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Speed Demons

Despite their size, bison can run up to 35 miles per hour and jump as high as 6 feet vertically.
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Ancient Heritage

Bison have roamed North America for over 10,000 years and are a symbol of the American West.
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Winter Warriors

Bison use their massive heads like snow plows to clear snow and access grass underneath during harsh winters.
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Nutritious Meat

Bison meat is leaner than beef, higher in protein and iron, and lower in calories and cholesterol.
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Conservation Success

Once nearly extinct with only a few hundred remaining, bison populations have recovered to over 500,000 today thanks to conservation efforts.
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