SILVERADO, is the center of the western style riders attracted by the long gone world of mustangs, Indians and cowboys. The vivid riding life of the western ranch lying at the edge of the Kiskunsági National Park resembles to the days in a small settlement in the Wild West during the Gold Rush in the 1800’s.

The participants of the western riding adventure tours, which settle the fame of the Crazy Cowboy Club in Europe, start and finish their rides outside the saloon. Colts are trained in the ring with the method of Silverado, calves are lassoed in the cattle pen, trainings and educational courses are held constantly by experts on the training grounds.

During the nights stories about cheerful or blood-curdling adventures are passed on under the totem columns around the campfire. In the saloon country music is played day and night and the one-eyed bartender serves you a shot of whisky. The marshal keeps the law with his Winchester, so there are no gunfights, fights in the bar or bank robberies.

The settlers with their swift-paced, steadfast horses ride long distances on the surrounding prairie: the pastures, reeds and forests of the Kiskunsági National Park. Silverado is a favorite destination and resting point of the riders roaming nearby lonely or in companies. Burghers arriving on the “iron horse” step into its saloon quite often. They are attracted by the beautiful horses feeding in the pens, the Indians painted with terrifying war signs or the armed cowboys.