Okanogan County, Washington Land For Sale (51 results)

20 Acres Off-Grid w/ Road Frontage & Owner Finance, Prime BLM Hunting Access in Tonasket, WA (Tract-K) Cash Price: $45,899 Owner Financing: $5,900 down, then $459.84 per month for 180 months (includes principal, interest and processing). Reservation Fee: $900 non-refundable reservation fee secures this property. Reservation fee will be counted toward purchase price or down payment. With your Purchase You Get: 1. CLEAN Title with a Deed in Your Name 2. BUILD on your Land During the Financing Period 3. LIVE on your Land and Run Utilities During the Financing Period 4. NO CLOSING FEES if you Close Directly In-House with our BBB A+ Rated Sales Team BBB A+ Rating Business: We are Better Business Bureau Accredited Company with an A+ Gold Star Rating. We pride ourselves on giving our customers all of the history and results of our deep-dives on the properties they are interested in so that they can make the most informed purchasing decision. Our properties are hand-picked based on features that hold value. Call or Email us Today to Learn More about our streamlined buying experience. Buyer Due Diligence: We do our best to ensure listing accuracy. However, buyer is responsible to perform their own due diligence and verify all information, contained herein or not, including access and utility accessibility and costs, and physically visit the property. Property is sold AS IS. Seller Pays all Closing Costs. Close to Town: Located just 15 minutes from Tonasket, WA (great pizza, thai food, coffee, banking, hospital, school, ag stores, building supplies, shipping, and even a new cannabis shop) and 15 minutes from a top quality Deer Processor (Dick Mickey's), this property makes the perfect location for adventure, views, and close access to town. Mule Deer Heaven: The mule deer population is outstanding. The ranch is located within Game Management Unit 204, ranked the best county in Washington State for top scoring Mule Deer. Contact us for a private viewing of our owner's trophy shots. Check out the county's hunting prospects guide here. There are also 2 seasons annually (a Spring and Fall season) for black bear. You are within 15 minutes of custom deer processing that provides a variety of flavors, cuts and options and 30 minutes from our taxidermy friends that live on an Indian reservation. Clean Title and Exclusive Public Land Access: As a new owner, you will receive a warranty deed and survey + an exclusive pedestrian easement to 758 acres of neighboring Public Bureau of Land Management (Blm) Land that connects to our main road. This 758 acres is landlocked in the mountains and only accessible from our private road. This is the opportunity you've been waiting for to get a piece of the mountain + be able to hunt large acreage that is lesser known to the general public. Driving Conditions: The property itself is accessible all the way up the mountain by our private road which intersects with McCaughlin Canyon Road. Check our driving directions and photos for pictures of the gate and survey. We have installed a circular turnaround pad and driveway directly onto the property where conditions are best for parking, cabin installation and a view over the town. You can drive there by 2WD during the Spring, Summer and Fall. In heavy rain seasons or Winter, we recommend 4WD just in case for seasonal mud and snow. In Heavy Snow conditions we do not recommend driving at all, use a snowmobile or walk. Sections of the road that experience the most annual wear and tear have been graveled; overall road conditions are good. The road is generally at least 6' wide all the way to the top and we have been able to successfully haul cabins and heavy trucks all the way up. There are 2 Options for Water: Well Drilling and Spring Water (Can be Unpredictable): Results are mixed across the entire development on the availability for well water. Currently across the 890-Acre ranch, 2 of the tracts have producing wells, another 2 have shallow water hand-dug wells, 1 tract has a dry well, and 3 remaining tracts have above-ground flowing spring-fed water. There is the possibility for addition springs to run underneath the ground but where they are and if they produce can be unpredictable. The producing wells have ranged from 180' in depth to 540' in depth. The dry well is approximately 300' deep. See well reports and producers in our land report below. Bulk Water Storage from Tonasket (Recommended): Both the Ace Hardware store and Lee Frank Mercantile Store in Tonasket offer solutions to purchase bulk water storage containers and options for pickup and delivery. This is a very affordable and sanitary approach for seasonal recreational usage compared with drilling a new well. 325 Gallon Tanks run ($400) and 2,500 Gallon thanks run ($1,500). Water is sold at an approximate rate of $651 per 500 Gallons (subject to change). History of McCloughlin Canyon: Just down the street from this property, you will drive past a lookout point in the canyon where a historical marker is placed. In July 1958, a group of indians (upset by an increasing flow of miners heading for gold fields) lay in ambush through the length of the canyon. As 150 men led by David McCloughlin approached from the south, the warriors camouflaged their stone breastworks with branches. But their wilted leaves alerted McCloughlin's advance party so the Indians opened up prematurely. Firing continued for several hours near the mouth of the canyon. Three miners were killed. The caravan retreated to the Okanogan river and next day crossed over in rafts. Ag Exemption: 20 acres land for sale in Okanogan, Washington benefits from an agricultural exemption with a small herd of cattle grazing the overall mountainside to keep the property taxes low and grass growth down to protect the land from wildfire risk. Cell Service and Internet: Excellent reception at the top of the mountain with good speeds from Verizon, At&T & T-Mobile enabling you to FaceTime off the bluff views. Service along the county road entrance and initial drive up the lower parts of the road is much more challenging. We recommend turning your GPS On before driving up McCaughlin Canyon road in case you temporarily lose service. Internet is best recommended through Starlink Satellite. Connection speeds reach up to 150 BPS with hardly anyone else pointing towards that satellite in this area. Recreational Purpose: This ranchette enjoys low but sensible restrictions, allowing numerous uses: Yurt and Cabin Builds and Commercial Rentals Full Time Rv Any Permanent Structures Tiny Homes Camping Basic restrictions are in place to ensure properly handling of waste and wastewater, not leaving fires unattended, hunting or shooting on or over the easement roads, maintaining easement roads, and not using tents and lean-tos / shanties as permanent residences. One of our customers built a yurt and deck with propane powered water heater and composting toilet. Check out the Sleepy Sasquatch below: (Link) Land Details: No Hoa No Minimum building size Water: 325 Gallon ($400) and 2,500 Gallon ($1,500) tanks available for purchase at nearby Tonasket Ace Hardware, Lee Frank Mercantile (509) 486-2105. Also sell water at $651 per 500 Gallons. Electricity: Okanogan Public Utility District. Call for cost estimates of getting power to your property. - 509-422-3310 Satellite internet services: Internet is best recommended through Starlink Satellite. Connection speeds reach up to 150 BPS with hardly anyone else pointing towards that satellite in this area. Curbside Trash Service: by Upper Valley Disposal Call (509) 476-3910 Tonasket School District : Elementary, Middle School, & High School Nearby College: Wenatchee Valley College Elegment ID: Llp_Wa_Tract-K Address: McLaughlin Canyon Rd, Tonasket, Okanogan County, Washington, 98855 Gps: 48.64245, -119.42546 Parcel Number: 3627023011 Size: 20 Acres Dimension: 640 ft x 1275 ft Title: Free & Clear, Warranty Deed Zoning: Resource - Agriculture Current Use Taxes: $33.44 per year Successful Wells and Completion Dates: Robert Thompson Okanogan Drilling County: Okanogan Well Report ID: 148058, Well Tag Id:Acb607, Notice of Intent Number: W050165 Well Diameter: 6 in. , Well Depth: 540 ft. Well Type: Water Well Completion Date: 09-30-1996 Company: Fogle Pump and Supply Tax Parcel Number: 3627021005 County: Okanogan, Well Address: Tbd, Tonasket Well Report ID: 1887049, Well Tag Id:Blg913, Notice of Intent Number: We33384 Well Diameter: 6 in. , Well Depth: 180 ft. Well Type: Water Well Completion Date: 11-15-2018, Well Report Received Date: 12-13-2018 Nearby Cities & Points of Interest We've put together a complete google list of activities for your convenience: [Click Here] 15 Minutes to Tonasket, Wa 30 minutes to Walmart Supercenter 30 minutes to Omak City 32 minutes to Wenatchee Valley College North 36 minutes to Sinlaheken Wildlife Area 37 minutes to Okanogan Valley Golf Club 38 minutes to Conconully Lake 38 minutes to Lake Osoyoos and Canadian Border 40 minutes to Bannon Mountain Trailhead 44 minutes to Omak Lake 48 minutes to Fourth of July Trailhead 1 hour to Loup Ski Bowl 1 hour 43 minutes to North Cascades Heli Skiing 3 hours 10 minutes to Spokane, WA & GEG International Airport

This 93.52-acre agricultural offering along S. Janis Road in Riverside, WA features a diverse blend of organic andconventional ground with strong production potential and valuable water access from the Okanogan River. The property includes 8 acresof organic Bosc pears, 12 acres of conventional D'Anjou pears, 5 acres of conventional Bartletts, 4 acres of organic Granny Smith, 1acre of organic Honeycrisp, 21 acres of certified organic open ground, and 42.53 acres of dryland/mountain terrain, creating a versatileoperation suitable for tree fruit, organics, and expansion. Water is supplied by a river pump (no meter) plus a domestic well serving theon-site manufactured home. Improvements include a pole-built shop and a doublewide manufactured home, along with five Orchard-Ritewind machines to support frost protection. With its mix of established crops, organic acreage, existing infrastructure, and scenic riverfrontsetting, this property offers a rare opportunity for growers, investors, or those seeking a productive agricultural holding in the Okanoganregion. This property is across the road from rail. Irrigation water is sourced directly from Okanogan River.This listing includes 5parcels:#3627041002#3627034005#3627040011#3627033006#3627033005

This exceptional Mountain Ranch offers 430+ ac. of stunning rural living. Secluded & private, access by county road or plane w/2,600 ft airstrip that can be extended to 4000 feet. 80 ac. of irrigated farmland, rich soil, & hundreds of ac. of wooded mountainside/trails. 1 bed, 1 bath home w/garden, deck,& patio. 29 X 40 shop, w/ 3 phase pwr & ample workspace. Limitless recreational fun just outside your door! Space for 2 addit. homes, RV hook-ups, 3 ponds, McFarland Creek Frontage. Adjudicated water rights for irrigation and domestic well water usage. This could be your slice of paradise!

108.60 Acres Off-Grid w/ Road Frontage & Owner Finance, Prime BLM Hunting Access in Tonasket, WA (Tract-Y-Z-AA-CC-DD) Cash Price: $174,999 Owner Financing: $14,900 down, then $1,750.44 per month for 180 months (includes principal, interest and processing). Reservation Fee: $900 non-refundable reservation fee secures this property. Reservation fee will be counted toward purchase price or down payment. With your Purchase You Get: 1. CLEAN Title with a Deed in Your Name 2. BUILD on your Land During the Financing Period 3. LIVE on your Land and Run Utilities During the Financing Period 4. NO CLOSING FEES if you Close Directly In-House with our BBB A+ Rated Sales Team BBB A+ Rating Business: We are Better Business Bureau Accredited Company with an A+ Gold Star Rating. We pride ourselves on giving our customers all of the history and results of our deep-dives on the properties they are interested in so that they can make the most informed purchasing decision. Our properties are hand-picked based on features that hold value. Call or Email us Today to Learn More about our streamlined buying experience. Buyer Due Diligence: We do our best to ensure listing accuracy. However, buyer is responsible to perform their own due diligence and verify all information, contained herein or not, including access and utility accessibility and costs, and physically visit the property. Property is sold AS IS. Seller Pays all Closing Costs. Close to Town: Located just 15 minutes from Tonasket, WA (great pizza, Thai food, coffee, banking, hospital, school, ag stores, building supplies, shipping, and even a new cannabis shop) and 15 minutes from a top quality Deer Processor (Dick Mickey's), this property makes the perfect location for adventure, views, and close access to town. Mule Deer Heaven: The mule deer population is outstanding. The ranch is located within Game Management Unit 204, ranked the best county in Washington State for top scoring Mule Deer. Contact us for a private viewing of our owner's trophy shots. Check out the county's hunting prospects guide here. There are also 2 seasons annually (a Spring and Fall season) for black bear. You are within 15 minutes of custom deer processing that provides a variety of flavors, cuts and options and 30 minutes from our taxidermy friends that live on an Indian reservation. Clean Title and Exclusive Public Land Access: As a new owner, you will receive a warranty deed and survey + an exclusive pedestrian easement to 758 acres of neighboring Public Bureau of Land Management (Blm) Land that connects to our main road. This 758 acres is landlocked in the mountains and only accessible from our private road. This is the opportunity you've been waiting for to get a piece of the mountain + be able to hunt large acreage that is lesser known to the general public. Driving Conditions: The property itself is accessible all the way up the mountain by our private road which intersects with McLaughlin Canyon Road. Check our driving directions and photos for pictures of the gate and survey. We have installed a circular turnaround pad and driveway directly onto the property where conditions are best for parking, cabin installation and a view over the town. You can drive there by 2WD during the Spring, Summer and Fall. In heavy rain seasons or Winter, we recommend 4WD just in case for seasonal mud and snow. In Heavy Snow conditions we do not recommend driving at all, use a snowmobile or walk. Sections of the road that experience the most annual wear and tear have been graveled; overall road conditions are good. The road is generally at least 6' wide all the way to the top and we have been able to successfully haul cabins and heavy trucks all the way up. There are 2 Options for Water: Well Drilling and Spring Water (Can be Unpredictable): Results are mixed across the entire development on the availability for well water. Currently across the 890-Acre ranch, 2 of the tracts have producing wells, another 2 have shallow water hand-dug wells, 1 tract has a dry well, and 3 remaining tracts have above-ground flowing spring-fed water. There is the possibility for addition springs to run underneath the ground but where they are and if they produce can be unpredictable. The producing wells have ranged from 180' in depth to 540' in depth. The dry well is approximately 300' deep. See well reports and producers in our land report below. Bulk Water Storage from Tonasket (Recommended): Both the Ace Hardware store and Lee Frank Mercantile Store in Tonasket offer solutions to purchase bulk water storage containers and options for pickup and delivery. This is a very affordable and sanitary approach for seasonal recreational usage compared with drilling a new well. 325 Gallon Tanks run ($400) and 2,500 Gallon thanks run ($1,500). Water is sold at an approximate rate of $651 per 500 Gallons (subject to change). History of McLaughlin Canyon: Just down the street from this property, you will drive past a lookout point in the canyon where a historical marker is placed. In July 1958, a group of Indians (upset by an increasing flow of miners heading for gold fields) lay in ambush through the length of the canyon. As 150 men led by David McLaughlin approached from the south, the warriors camouflaged their stone breastworks with branches. But their wilted leaves alerted McLaughlin's advance party so the Indians opened up prematurely. Firing continued for several hours near the mouth of the canyon. Three miners were killed. The caravan retreated to the Okanogan River and next day crossed over in rafts. Ag Exemption: 40 acres land for sale in Okanogan, Washington benefits from an agricultural exemption with a small herd of cattle grazing the overall mountainside to keep the property taxes low and grass growth down to protect the land from wildfire risk. Cell service: Is excellent at the top of the mountain with good speeds from Verizon, At&T & T-Mobile enabling you to FaceTime off the bluff views. Service along the county road entrance and initial drive up the lower parts of the road is much more challenging. We recommend turning your GPS On before driving up McLaughlin Canyon road in case you temporarily lose service. Recreational Purpose: This ranchette enjoys low but sensible restrictions, allowing numerous uses: Yurt and Cabin Builds and Commercial Rentals Full Time Rv Any Permanent Structures Tiny Homes Camping Basic restrictions are in place to ensure properly handling of waste and wastewater, not leaving fires unattended, hunting or shooting on or over the easement roads, maintaining easement roads, and not using tents and lean-tos / shanties as permanent residences. One of our customers built a yurt and deck with propane powered water heater and composting toilet. Land Details: No Hoa No Minimum building size Water: 325 Gallon ($400) and 2,500 Gallon ($1,500) tanks available for purchase at nearby Tonasket Ace Hardware, Lee Frank Mercantile. Also sell water at $651 per 500 Gallons. Electricity: Okanogan Public Utility District. Call for cost estimates of getting power to your property. Satellite internet services: Provided by Hughes Net, Starlink & Viasat Curbside Trash Service: by Upper Valley Disposal Tonasket School District: Elementary, Middle School, & High School Nearby College: Wenatchee Valley College Elegment ID: Llp_Wa_Tract-Y-Z-Aa-Cc-Dd Address: McLaughlin Canyon Rd, Tonasket, Okanogan County, Washington 98855 Gps: 48.65082, -119.41462 Size: 108.60 Acres Dimension: 2663 ft x 2535 ft Title: Free & Clear, Warranty Deed Zoning: Resource - Agriculture Current Use Taxes: $604.4 per year Successful Wells and Completion Dates: Robert Thompson Okanogan Drilling County: Okanogan Well Report ID: 148058, Well Tag Id:Acb607, Notice of Intent Number: W050165 Well Diameter: 6 in., Well Depth: 540 ft. Well Type: Water Well Completion Date: 09-30-1996 Company: Fogle Pump and Supply Tax Parcel Number: 3627021005 County: Okanogan, Well Address: Tbd, Tonasket Well Report ID: 1887049, Well Tag Id: Blg913, Notice of Intent Number: We33384 Well Diameter: 6 in., Well Depth: 180 ft. Well Type: Water Well Completion Date: 11-15-2018, Well Report Received Date: 12-13-2018 Nearby Cities & Points of Interest 15 Minutes to Tonasket, Wa 30 minutes to Walmart Supercenter 30 minutes to Omak City 32 minutes to Wenatchee Valley College North 36 minutes to Sinlahekin Wildlife Area 37 minutes to Okanogan Valley Golf Club 38 minutes to Conconully Lake 38 minutes to Lake Osoyoos and Canadian Border 40 minutes to Bannon Mountain Trailhead 44 minutes to Omak Lake 48 minutes to Fourth of July Trailhead 1 hour to Loup Ski Bowl 1 hour 43 minutes to North Cascades Heli Skiing 3 hours 10 minutes to Spokane, WA & GEG International Airport

(Owner Financing Now Available) The Figlensky Springs Ranch includes 570 Acres already subdivided into multiple 20 acre parcels. There is varied terrain and timbered land with excellent hunting and majestic views near Riverside, Washington. Borders 1000's of acres of public land for recreational activities. Land Embrace Nature's Embrace at Our Serene Ranch Retreat Nestled within the embrace of nature, our ranch stands as a testament to the beauty and resilience of the land it calls home. As you step onto this picturesque haven, you're welcomed by breathtaking views that stretch over the valley below, inviting you to pause and savor the tranquility that envelopes this special place. Land That Tells a Story: In years past, the upper meadow of our ranch was diligently farmed, producing golden hay that nourished the livestock that once roamed these hills. The echoes of hard work and dedication still linger in the air, creating a sense of legacy and connection to the land. Nature's Lifelines: Dozens of springs gracefully cascade down from the pinnacle of the ranch, weaving a vital tapestry that ensures the land stays vibrant and lush well into the summer. These natural springs become the lifeblood, a testament to the resilience of the ecosystem that has thrived here for generations. A Tapestry of Terrain: The ranch unfolds with diverse terrain, presenting a captivating mosaic of landscapes. From the steeper timbered ground in the higher elevations to the rolling hills that gently cradle a sizable meadow, each contour tells a story of the land's resilience and adaptability. A reflective pond mirrors the sky, adding a touch of serenity to this vibrant tableau. Northward Whispers of Aspens: Gazing northward, you'll discover a large thicket of Quaking Aspens, their leaves whispering stories of seasons gone by. These elegant trees, with leaves that flutter like golden coins in the wind, stand as sentinels to the ever-changing beauty of the ranch. Their presence adds a touch of grace to the natural symphony that plays out across the landscape. Heartfelt Connection to the Land: Every inch of this ranch exudes a heartfelt connection to the land. It's not just a property; it's a living, breathing testament to the cycles of life, the nurturing touch of water, and the enduring spirit of the wilderness. As you wander through the meadows and stand among the aspens, you can't help but feel a profound sense of belonging to a place where nature and history intertwine. Discover the Beauty: Come, explore our ranch, where the views are boundless, the meadows whisper tales of yesteryears, and the aspens stand tall in silent tribute to the beauty that surrounds us. Here, amid the varied terrain and the song of running springs, you'll find not just a ranch but a sanctuary where the heart of nature beats in perfect harmony with our own. Recreation Year-round recreation, this ranch lies within the Mule Deer migration route. Enjoy all four seasons activities are endless for the outdoor person. Figlensky Springs Ranch has a variety of topography with some great trails winding thru the property onto thousands of acres of adjoining public lands. Several small lakes can be found in this area, and you might even catch a few fish. Agriculture The Figlensky Spring Ranch has been a spring and early summer cattle grazing ranch with lush green grass and a small spring-fed seasonal pond for cattle to drink from. Several springs have been identified on the property. A person could capture more of the fresh spring water available with a bit of work. There is a fair amount of Mature timber on the ranch. Although a fire did burn many trees in 2015, there seems to be enough timber for the animals to have some decent cover from the weather. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources All related Mineral Rights are transferred to the new owner at the time of closing Region & Climate Okanogan County, Washington gets 16 inches of rain, on average, per year. The US average is 38 inches of rain per year. Okanogan County averages 58 inches of snow per year. The US average is 28 inches of snow per year. On average, there are 189 sunny days per year in Okanogan County. The US average is 205 sunny days. Okanogan County gets some kind of precipitation, on average, 88 days per year. Precipitation is rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground. In order for precipitation to be counted you have to get at least .01 inches on the ground to measure. Weather Highlights Summer High: the July high is around 86 degrees Winter Low: the January low is 20 Rain: averages 16 inches of rain a year Snow: averages 58 inches of snow a year History The western Okanogan Highlands has historically beena significant source of mineral production. While the primary target has been gold, other ore deposits have been mined as well. Midnight uranium mine, The Okanogan Highlands, in the northeast, are an extension of the Rocky Mountains. Their north-south ranges, with summits that rise to more than 7,000 feet (2,100 metres), are separated by glaciated trenches. With a 2020 population of2,594, it is the 153rd largest city in Washington and the 6708th largest city in the United States . Okanogan is currently growing at a rate of 0.08% annually and its population has increased by 1.65% since the most recent census, which recorded a population of 2,552 in 2010. Dry forests of ponderosa pine and low grasses dominate the valleys and mountains in this region. The Okanagan south of Kelowna has a semi-arid climate (Kppen: Bsk) with hot, dry summers and cool winters. The average daytime temperature in this region is about 15.0 C (59.0 F), which is the warmest in Canada. Location Omak Airport, also known as Omak Municipal Airport or Omak City Airport, is a regional airport located 3 miles north of Omak, Washington, a city in the Okanogan region of United States. Address:102J Omak Airport Rd, Omak, WA 98841 Elevation:1,305 Phone:(509) 826-6270 Opened:1956 Serves:Omak Code:KOMK, OMK

40 Off-Grid w/ Road Frontage & Owner Finance, Prime BLM Hunting Access in Tonasket, WA (Tract-MM) Cash Price: $84,899 Owner Financing: $9,900 down, then $835.95 per month for 180 months (includes principal, interest and processing). Reservation Fee: $900 non-refundable reservation fee secures this property. Reservation fee will be counted toward purchase price or down payment. With your Purchase You Get: 1. CLEAN Title with a Deed in Your Name 2. BUILD on your Land During the Financing Period 3. LIVE on your Land and Run Utilities During the Financing Period 4. NO CLOSING FEES if you Close Directly In-House with our BBB A+ Rated Sales Team BBB A+ Rating Business: We are Better Business Bureau Accredited Company with an A+ Gold Star Rating. We pride ourselves on giving our customers all of the history and results of our deep-dives on the properties they are interested in so that they can make the most informed purchasing decision. Our properties are hand-picked based on features that hold value. Call or Email us Today to Learn More about our streamlined buying experience. Buyer Due Diligence: We do our best to ensure listing accuracy. However, buyer is responsible to perform their own due diligence and verify all information, contained herein or not, including access and utility accessibility and costs, and physically visit the property. Property is sold AS IS. Seller Pays all Closing Costs. Close to Town: Located just 15 minutes from Tonasket, WA (great pizza, thai food, coffee, banking, hospital, school, ag stores, building supplies, shipping, and even a new cannabis shop) and 15 minutes from a top quality Deer Processor (Dick Mickey's), this property makes the perfect location for adventure, views, and close access to town. Mule Deer Heaven: The mule deer population is outstanding. The ranch is located within Game Management Unit 204, ranked the best county in Washington State for top scoring Mule Deer. Contact us for a private viewing of our owner's trophy shots. Check out the county's hunting prospects guide here. There are also 2 seasons annually (a Spring and Fall season) for black bear. You are within 15 minutes of custom deer processing that provides a variety of flavors, cuts and options and 30 minutes from our taxidermy friends that live on an Indian reservation. Clean Title and Exclusive Public Land Access: As a new owner, you will receive a warranty deed and survey + an exclusive pedestrian easement to 758 acres of neighboring Public Bureau of Land Management (Blm) Land that connects to our main road. This 758 acres is landlocked in the mountains and only accessible from our private road. This is the opportunity you've been waiting for to get a piece of the mountain + be able to hunt large acreage that is lesser known to the general public. Driving Conditions: The property itself is accessible all the way up the mountain by our private road which intersects with McCaughlin Canyon Road. Check our driving directions and photos for pictures of the gate and survey. We have installed a circular turnaround pad and driveway directly onto the property where conditions are best for parking, cabin installation and a view over the town. You can drive there by 2WD during the Spring, Summer and Fall. In heavy rain seasons or Winter, we recommend 4WD just in case for seasonal mud and snow. In Heavy Snow conditions we do not recommend driving at all, use a snowmobile or walk. Sections of the road that experience the most annual wear and tear have been graveled; overall road conditions are good. The road is generally at least 6' wide all the way to the top and we have been able to successfully haul cabins and heavy trucks all the way up. There are 2 Options for Water: Well Drilling and Spring Water (Can be Unpredictable): Results are mixed across the entire development on the availability for well water. Currently across the 890-Acre ranch, 2 of the tracts have producing wells, another 2 have shallow water hand-dug wells, 1 tract has a dry well, and 3 remaining tracts have above-ground flowing spring-fed water. There is the possibility for addition springs to run underneath the ground but where they are and if they produce can be unpredictable. The producing wells have ranged from 180' in depth to 540' in depth. The dry well is approximately 300' deep. See well reports and producers in our land report below. Bulk Water Storage from Tonasket (Recommended): Both the Ace Hardware store and Lee Frank Mercantile Store in Tonasket offer solutions to purchase bulk water storage containers and options for pickup and delivery. This is a very affordable and sanitary approach for seasonal recreational usage compared with drilling a new well. 325 Gallon Tanks run ($400) and 2,500 Gallon thanks run ($1,500). Water is sold at an approximate rate of $651 per 500 Gallons (subject to change). History of McCloughlin Canyon: Just down the street from this property, you will drive past a lookout point in the canyon where a historical marker is placed. In July 1958, a group of indians (upset by an increasing flow of miners heading for gold fields) lay in ambush through the length of the canyon. As 150 men led by David McCloughlin approached from the south, the warriors camouflaged their stone breastworks with branches. But their wilted leaves alerted McCloughlin's advance party so the Indians opened up prematurely. Firing continued for several hours near the mouth of the canyon. Three miners were killed. The caravan retreated to the Okanogan river and next day crossed over in rafts. Ag Exemption: 40 acres land for sale in Okanogan, Washington benefits from an agricultural exemption with a small herd of cattle grazing the overall mountainside to keep the property taxes low and grass growth down to protect the land from wildfire risk. Cell Service and Internet: Excellent reception at the top of the mountain with good speeds from Verizon, At&T & T-Mobile enabling you to FaceTime off the bluff views. Service along the county road entrance and initial drive up the lower parts of the road is much more challenging. We recommend turning your GPS On before driving up McCaughlin Canyon road in case you temporarily lose service. Internet is best recommended through Starlink Satellite. Connection speeds reach up to 150 BPS with hardly anyone else pointing towards that satellite in this area. Recreational Purpose: This ranchette enjoys low but sensible restrictions, allowing numerous uses: Yurt and Cabin Builds and Commercial Rentals Full Time Rv Any Permanent Structures Tiny Homes Camping Basic restrictions are in place to ensure properly handling of waste and wastewater, not leaving fires unattended, hunting or shooting on or over the easement roads, maintaining easement roads, and not using tents and lean-tos / shanties as permanent residences. One of our customers built a yurt and deck with propane powered water heater and composting toilet. Check out the Sleepy Sasquatch below: (Link) Land Details: No Hoa No Minimum building size Water: 325 Gallon ($400) and 2,500 Gallon ($1,500) tanks available for purchase at nearby Tonasket Ace Hardware, Lee Frank Mercantile (509) 486-2105. Also sell water at $651 per 500 Gallons. Electricity: Okanogan Public Utility District. Call for cost estimates of getting power to your property. - 509-422-3310 Satellite internet services: Internet is best recommended through Starlink Satellite. Connection speeds reach up to 150 BPS with hardly anyone else pointing towards that satellite in this area. Curbside Trash Service: by Upper Valley Disposal Call (509) 476-3910 Tonasket School District : Elementary, Middle School, & High School Nearby College: Wenatchee Valley College Elegment ID: Llp_Wa_Tract-Mm Address: McLaughlin Canyon Rd, Tonasket, Okanogan County, Washington, 98855 Gps: 48.65527, -119.42542 Parcel Number: 3727343003 Size: 40 Acres Dimension: 1331 ft x 1410 ft Title: Free & Clear, Warranty Deed Zoning: Resource - Agriculture Current Use Taxes: $51.88 per year Successful Wells and Completion Dates: Robert Thompson Okanogan Drilling County: Okanogan Well Report ID: 148058, Well Tag Id:Acb607, Notice of Intent Number: W050165 Well Diameter: 6 in. , Well Depth: 540 ft. Well Type: Water Well Completion Date: 09-30-1996 Company: Fogle Pump and Supply Tax Parcel Number: 3627021005 County: Okanogan, Well Address: Tbd, Tonasket Well Report ID: 1887049, Well Tag Id:Blg913, Notice of Intent Number: We33384 Well Diameter: 6 in. , Well Depth: 180 ft. Well Type: Water Well Completion Date: 11-15-2018, Well Report Received Date: 12-13-2018 Nearby Cities & Points of Interest We've put together a complete google list of activities for your convenience: [Click Here] 15 Minutes to Tonasket, Wa 30 minutes to Walmart Supercenter 30 minutes to Omak City 32 minutes to Wenatchee Valley College North 36 minutes to Sinlaheken Wildlife Area 37 minutes to Okanogan Valley Golf Club 38 minutes to Conconully Lake 38 minutes to Lake Osoyoos and Canadian Border 40 minutes to Bannon Mountain Trailhead 44 minutes to Omak Lake 48 minutes to Fourth of July Trailhead 1 hour to Loup Ski Bowl 1 hour 43 minutes to North Cascades Heli Skiing 3 hours 10 minutes to Spokane, WA & GEG International Airport

Sale Price: $100,000 or best cash offer 118 Acres of Pristine land in the rural, serene, and quiet area of Wauconda, WA! This property gives you a flat spot near the road that will give you a location to build your homestead, cabin, or off grid home. This property has mixed terrain which would be great for any recreational activities! There were plenty of sightings of different animal tracks in the area. Tracks of bear and big cats have been seen on the property and surrounding area. Plenty of deer has been seen, along with grouse and other game birds. If hunting is your thing, this could be what you have been looking for! This property borders public lands to the east and northeast boundary of the property. The property holds plenty of young to mature trees. This land is attractive to any recreational activities especially hunting. Imagine building a cabin on this property, having a homebase, and somewhere to get away from the hustle and bustle. The property is South facing, so plenty of sun and natural light throughout the year. This plot of land gives you the elbow room needed for the utmost privacy along with it bordering public lands. Key Features - Land Size: 118 acres - Mixed Terrain - Diversity of wildlife roaming - Tracks of many wildlife in the area - Large property - Public lands to the northeast corner - Maintained Dirt Road Address: N/A Cougar Creek Rd, Wauconda WA 98859 County: Okanogan County, WA Acres: 118 Acres (Raw land) Zoning: Vacant land Coordinates: 48.75274, -118.86666 Water: None Electric: Alternative Terrain: Rolling Hills/Mixed Terrain Septic: None Easement Road Cabins: Allowed No Restrictions ***Please contact me for specific directions*** **PHOTOS WITH BOUNDARY LINES ARE APPROXIMATE AND NOT ACTUAL BOUNDARY**

20 Acres Off-Grid w/ Road Frontage & Owner Finance, Prime BLM Hunting Access in Tonasket, WA (Tract-L) Cash Price: $45,900 Owner Financing: $5,900 down, then $459.84 per month for 180 months (includes principal, interest and processing). Reservation Fee: $900 non-refundable reservation fee secures this property. Reservation fee will be counted toward purchase price or down payment. With your Purchase You Get: 1. CLEAN Title with a Deed in Your Name 2. BUILD on your Land During the Financing Period 3. LIVE on your Land and Run Utilities During the Financing Period 4. NO CLOSING FEES if you Close Directly In-House with our BBB A+ Rated Sales Team BBB A+ Rating Business: We are Better Business Bureau Accredited Company with an A+ Gold Star Rating. We pride ourselves on giving our customers all of the history and results of our deep-dives on the properties they are interested in so that they can make the most informed purchasing decision. Our properties are hand-picked based on features that hold value. Call or Email us Today to Learn More about our streamlined buying experience. Buyer Due Diligence: We do our best to ensure listing accuracy. However, buyer is responsible to perform their own due diligence and verify all information, contained herein or not, including access and utility accessibility and costs, and physically visit the property. Property is sold AS IS. Seller Pays all Closing Costs. Close to Town: Located just 15 minutes from Tonasket, WA (great pizza, thai food, coffee, banking, hospital, school, ag stores, building supplies, shipping, and even a new cannabis shop) and 15 minutes from a top quality Deer Processor (Dick Mickey's), this property makes the perfect location for adventure, views, and close access to town. Mule Deer Heaven: The mule deer population is outstanding. The ranch is located within Game Management Unit 204, ranked the best county in Washington State for top scoring Mule Deer. Contact us for a private viewing of our owner's trophy shots. Check out the county's hunting prospects guide here. There are also 2 seasons annually (a Spring and Fall season) for black bear. You are within 15 minutes of custom deer processing that provides a variety of flavors, cuts and options and 30 minutes from our taxidermy friends that live on an Indian reservation. Clean Title and Exclusive Public Land Access: As a new owner, you will receive a warranty deed and survey + an exclusive pedestrian easement to 758 acres of neighboring Public Bureau of Land Management (Blm) Land that connects to our main road. This 758 acres is landlocked in the mountains and only accessible from our private road. This is the opportunity you've been waiting for to get a piece of the mountain + be able to hunt large acreage that is lesser known to the general public. Driving Conditions: The property itself is accessible all the way up the mountain by our private road which intersects with McCaughlin Canyon Road. Check our driving directions and photos for pictures of the gate and survey. We have installed a circular turnaround pad and driveway directly onto the property where conditions are best for parking, cabin installation and a view over the town. You can drive there by 2WD during the Spring, Summer and Fall. In heavy rain seasons or Winter, we recommend 4WD just in case for seasonal mud and snow. In Heavy Snow conditions we do not recommend driving at all, use a snowmobile or walk. Sections of the road that experience the most annual wear and tear have been graveled; overall road conditions are good. The road is generally at least 6' wide all the way to the top and we have been able to successfully haul cabins and heavy trucks all the way up. There are 2 Options for Water: Well Drilling and Spring Water (Can be Unpredictable): Results are mixed across the entire development on the availability for well water. Currently across the 890-Acre ranch, 2 of the tracts have producing wells, another 2 have shallow water hand-dug wells, 1 tract has a dry well, and 3 remaining tracts have above-ground flowing spring-fed water. There is the possibility for addition springs to run underneath the ground but where they are and if they produce can be unpredictable. The producing wells have ranged from 180' in depth to 540' in depth. The dry well is approximately 300' deep. See well reports and producers in our land report below. Bulk Water Storage from Tonasket (Recommended): Both the Ace Hardware store and Lee Frank Mercantile Store in Tonasket offer solutions to purchase bulk water storage containers and options for pickup and delivery. This is a very affordable and sanitary approach for seasonal recreational usage compared with drilling a new well. 325 Gallon Tanks run ($400) and 2,500 Gallon thanks run ($1,500). Water is sold at an approximate rate of $651 per 500 Gallons (subject to change). History of McCloughlin Canyon: Just down the street from this property, you will drive past a lookout point in the canyon where a historical marker is placed. In July 1958, a group of indians (upset by an increasing flow of miners heading for gold fields) lay in ambush through the length of the canyon. As 150 men led by David McCloughlin approached from the south, the warriors camouflaged their stone breastworks with branches. But their wilted leaves alerted McCloughlin's advance party so the Indians opened up prematurely. Firing continued for several hours near the mouth of the canyon. Three miners were killed. The caravan retreated to the Okanogan river and next day crossed over in rafts. Ag Exemption: 20 acres land for sale in Okanogan, Washington benefits from an agricultural exemption with a small herd of cattle grazing the overall mountainside to keep the property taxes low and grass growth down to protect the land from wildfire risk. Cell Service and Internet: Excellent reception at the top of the mountain with good speeds from Verizon, At&T & T-Mobile enabling you to FaceTime off the bluff views. Service along the county road entrance and initial drive up the lower parts of the road is much more challenging. We recommend turning your GPS On before driving up McCaughlin Canyon road in case you temporarily lose service. Internet is best recommended through Starlink Satellite. Connection speeds reach up to 150 BPS with hardly anyone else pointing towards that satellite in this area. Recreational Purpose: This ranchette enjoys low but sensible restrictions, allowing numerous uses: Yurt and Cabin Builds and Commercial Rentals Full Time Rv Any Permanent Structures Tiny Homes Camping Basic restrictions are in place to ensure properly handling of waste and wastewater, not leaving fires unattended, hunting or shooting on or over the easement roads, maintaining easement roads, and not using tents and lean-tos / shanties as permanent residences. One of our customers built a yurt and deck with propane powered water heater and composting toilet. Check out the Sleepy Sasquatch below: (Link) Land Details: No Hoa No Minimum building size Water: 325 Gallon ($400) and 2,500 Gallon ($1,500) tanks available for purchase at nearby Tonasket Ace Hardware, Lee Frank Mercantile (509) 486-2105. Also sell water at $651 per 500 Gallons. Electricity: Okanogan Public Utility District. Call for cost estimates of getting power to your property. - 509-422-3310 Satellite internet services: Internet is best recommended through Starlink Satellite. Connection speeds reach up to 150 BPS with hardly anyone else pointing towards that satellite in this area. Curbside Trash Service: by Upper Valley Disposal Call (509) 476-3910 Tonasket School District : Elementary, Middle School, & High School Nearby College: Wenatchee Valley College Elegment ID: Llp_Wa_Tract-L Address: McLaughlin Canyon Rd, Tonasket, Okanogan County, Washington, 98855 Gps: 48.64319, -119.42813 Parcel Number: 3627023012 Size: 20 Acres Dimension: 640 ft x 1275 ft Title: Free & Clear, Warranty Deed Zoning: Resource - Agriculture Current Use Taxes: $33.44 per year Successful Wells and Completion Dates: Robert Thompson Okanogan Drilling County: Okanogan Well Report ID: 148058, Well Tag Id:Acb607, Notice of Intent Number: W050165 Well Diameter: 6 in. , Well Depth: 540 ft. Well Type: Water Well Completion Date: 09-30-1996 Company: Fogle Pump and Supply Tax Parcel Number: 3627021005 County: Okanogan, Well Address: Tbd, Tonasket Well Report ID: 1887049, Well Tag Id:Blg913, Notice of Intent Number: We33384 Well Diameter: 6 in. , Well Depth: 180 ft. Well Type: Water Well Completion Date: 11-15-2018, Well Report Received Date: 12-13-2018 Nearby Cities & Points of Interest We've put together a complete google list of activities for your convenience: [Click Here] 15 Minutes to Tonasket, Wa 30 minutes to Walmart Supercenter 30 minutes to Omak City 32 minutes to Wenatchee Valley College North 36 minutes to Sinlaheken Wildlife Area 37 minutes to Okanogan Valley Golf Club 38 minutes to Conconully Lake 38 minutes to Lake Osoyoos and Canadian Border 40 minutes to Bannon Mountain Trailhead 44 minutes to Omak Lake 48 minutes to Fourth of July Trailhead 1 hour to Loup Ski Bowl 1 hour 43 minutes to North Cascades Heli Skiing 3 hours 10 minutes to Spokane, WA & GEG International Airport

The Ranch at Lost Creek consists of 3 parcels totaling 759 acres is tucked away at the end of the well known Aeneas Valley within the northeast mountains of Washington State. The ranch is surrounded by 1000's of acres of untouched public land allowing your adventures to extend far beyond the ranch's borders. 3 pristine year round creeks converge on the ranch forming the West Fork of the Sanpoil River on the ranch. Owner financing available Recreation Okanogan County, Washington has many recreational activities, including: Hiking:3,000 miles of hiking trails in national forests Winter sports:The largest Nordic skiing system in the country, plus cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and ice skating Outdoor activities:Fishing, boating, hunting, horseback riding, mountain climbing, hot-air ballooning, and off-road vehicle fun Wildlife viewing:Birdwatching and viewing other wildlife in the wide-open spaces Scenic drives:Scenic byways for family adventures Farm tours:Learn about locally grown produce Wineries, breweries, cideries, and coffee roasters:Sample local beverages Day spas:Relax in a luxurious day spa Casinos:Play games and enjoy food at casinos operated by the Colville Confederated Tribes Region & Climate Climate and Average Weather Year Round in Okanogan Washington, United States. In Okanogan, thesummers are hot, dry, and mostly clear and the winters are freezing, snowy, and mostly cloudy. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 22F to 91F and is rarely below 8F or above 100F History Okanogan County, Washington has a rich history that includes the following events: Early use by Native Americans The Southern Okanogan Tribe, also known as the Sinkaietk or Uknaqinx, used the area for thousands of years as a fishing and camping ground. Exploration by non-Indians The Okanogan River was known to fur traders and other early non-Indian explorers in the early 1800s. Settled by Europeans Okanogan County was one of the last areas in Washington to be settled by Europeans due to its remoteness. Prospectors' route The area was an early route for prospectors traveling to British Columbia and other communities. County seat The county seat was moved from Ruby City to Salmon City in 1888, and then to Conconully.In 1914, Okanogan won the election to become the county seat, defeating Omak. Incorporation of Okanogan The town of Okanogan was incorporated on October 29, 1907. Grand Coulee Dam Construction of Grand Coulee Dam, the largest producer of electricity in the U.S., began in 1933 and was completed in 1942. Murals discovered In 2022, murals painted by Wenatchee artist W.J. McConnon were discovered during renovations to a commercial building in Okanogan. Today, Okanogan County is a highland desert with mild winters and arid summers.It's a popular destination for outdoor activities like fishing, boating, hiking, hunting, and skiing. Location Okanogan County is located innorth-central Washington state, along the Canadian border: Location Okanogan County is bordered by British Columbia, Canada to the north, the Columbia River to the south, the Cascade Mountains to the west, and Ferry County to the east. Size Okanogan County is the largest county in Washington state, covering nearly 5,300 square miles. Geography Okanogan County is a highland desert with arid summers and mild winters.The county is dominated by agricultural land, public and private forests, and shrubsteppe. Outdoor activities Okanogan County offers many outdoor activities, including fishing, boating, hiking, hunting, golf, skiing, snowmobiling, and off-road vehicle fun. Notable features Okanogan County is home to the Methow Valley, which includes Winthrop and Sun Mountain Lodge.The county also features the North Cascades Highway, which ventures east after crossing Washington Pass, the state's second-highest pass. Name The name Okanogan comes from the Indian word okanagen, which means rendezvous.

20 acres! This property will be your next sanctuary! This property is heavily treed, and would be great for any recreational activity. There are plenty of gentle sloped terrain on the property for anyone to build a single family house, tiny home, or cabin. This can be your paradise! The property is not too far from the highway, and only a drive away from amenities. Features: - Multiple Building sites - Great location secluded - Mountain Views! - Great Recreational Land - Great Hunting Land - Heavily Treed Address: N/A HWY 20, Tonasket WA 98855 County: Okanogan County, WA Acres: 20 Acres (Raw land) Zoning: Vacant land Coordinates: TBA Water: Well Required Electric: N/a Terrain: Gentle to moderate Slope Septic: Septic Required Cabins: Allowed Easement: Yes Road Frontage: None High Clearance Vehicle: Required NOTES: Ask for specific directions. **PHOTOS WITH BOUNDARY LINES ARE APPROXIMATE AND NOT ACTUAL BOUNDARY**

960 Acres are already subdivided into 20-acre parcels that border state land. Perfect property for hunting, hiking, or trail riding multiple roads throughout the property make it a fun place to explore. Many wildlife, including deer, Elk, and Moose, frequent the property. There are fantastic views across the valley and numerous places to build a home or cabin. And have access to thousands of acres of DNR land. (Owner Financing Now Available) Land The 960 acres has already been subdivided into 20 acre parcels Recreation Okanogan County in North-Central Washington State has the best family vacations! Scenic byways, tours, hikes, and family adventures await you in every corner of Okanogan Country: from the Northern Okanogan Region, to the Methow Valley, across the Columbia River Basin, and into the Heart of the Okanogan. An affordable family vacation with endless outdoor adventure awaits you in our breath taking snow-capped North Cascade Mountains and gorgeous winding river basins. Experience a Washington State getaway with horse riding, miniature golf, swimming, fresh wholesome food, blue skies, and starry nights a vacation that will keep you coming back for more! Region & Climate Okanogan, Washington gets 13 inches of rain, on average, per year.The US average is 38 inches of rain per year. Okanogan averages 33 inches of snow per year.The US average is 28 inches of snow per year. On average, there are 192 sunny days per year in Okanogan.The US average is 205 sunny days. Okanogan gets some kind of precipitation, on average, 67 days per year. Precipitation is rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground. In order for precipitation to be counted you have to get at least .01 inches on the ground to measure. History Uriah Ward is given credit for settling Riverside in the 1880s. It was and still is located at the mouth of Johnson Creek, south of Janis Bridge and about 7 miles north of Omak on the Okanogan River. Riverside's name came from its location next to the Okanogan River. Riverside is outside OBHS area but was very important to the north area. When steamboat travel started on the river Riverside became the head of navigation and a mayor distribution center especially during high water. Riverside was originally known as Republic Landing, was platted by James E. Forde in 1902 and officially incorporated December 22, 1913. Location Located within minutes of the town of Riverside with a small store or Omak is just 20 minutes away with all primary services Walmart, Home Deport, or Mid Valley Hospital. Spokane International airport is 110 miles away Bellingham International airport is 139 miles away Seattle International airport is 149 miles away

Brewster 709 consists of 37 parcels total with 2 parcels totaling 103.5 acres zoned R1 and fronting on Old Hwy 97 allowing for future development. With development you get access to the Silver Spur amenities which includes access to the lodge, pool, spa, gym, tennis courts, playground and riverfront beach access. There are 3 drilled wells and currently 6 RV sites with plenty of room for expansion. Land Seize the opportunity to own 708.98 acres of prime land at Silver Spur North, consisting of 35 parcels with incredible development potential. This expansive property includes two parcels totaling 103.5 acres zoned R1 Rural 1, fronting Old Hwy 97, perfect for future development projects. Property Highlights: Development Potential: With R1 Rural 1 zoning, these 103.5 acres are primed for residential development, providing a fantastic investment opportunity. Silver Spur Amenities: Gain access to exclusive Silver Spur amenities, including a lodge, pool, spa, gym, tennis courts, playground, and riverfront beach access. Infrastructure in Place: The property features 3 drilled wells and 6 RV sites, offering ample room for expansion. Additionally, an onsite gravel pit facilitates road building. Year-Round Recreation: Enjoy 300 days of sunshine annually, with proximity to Lone Point Cellars, Loup Loup Ski Bowl, Gamble Sands Golf Course, and numerous lakes and rivers for fishing. Stunning Views: The higher elevations of the property provide breathtaking views, a must-see for anyone looking to develop in a picturesque setting. Don't miss this rare chance to invest in a versatile and scenic property with endless possibilities for development and recreation. Explore the potential of Silver Spur North today! Improvements Large Metal Shop 40100 with concrete floor and power doors open at both ends Recreation Developer Alert! Prime 708.98 Acres at Silver Spur North Seize the opportunity to own 708.98 acres of prime land at Silver Spur North, consisting of 35 parcels with incredible development potential. This expansive property includes two parcels totaling 103.5 acres zoned R1 Rural 1, fronting Old Hwy 97, perfect for future development projects. Property Highlights: Development Potential: With R1 Rural 1 zoning, these 103.5 acres are primed for residential development, providing a fantastic investment opportunity. Silver Spur Amenities: Gain access to exclusive Silver Spur amenities, including a lodge, pool, spa, gym, tennis courts, playground, and riverfront beach access. Infrastructure in Place: The property features 3 drilled wells and 6 RV sites, offering ample room for expansion. Additionally, an onsite gravel pit facilitates road building. Year-Round Recreation: Enjoy 300 days of sunshine annually, with proximity to Lone Point Cellars, Loup Loup Ski Bowl, Gamble Sands Golf Course, and numerous lakes and rivers for fishing. Stunning Views: The higher elevations of the property provide breathtaking views, a must-see for anyone looking to develop in a picturesque setting. Don't miss this rare chance to invest in a versatile and scenic property with endless possibilities for development and recreation. Explore the potential of Silver Spur North today! Agriculture There is approximately 100 + acres of pasture / hay ground General Operations There is potential for instant income from renting the six RV spots that have water and power to each of them. There is an opportunity grow some hay or lease out the 100 plus acre hay field that produces some great hay. The hay field was farmed for may years and just needs a little work to get it back in production and producing income. Region & Climate Brewster, WA, experiences a pretty distinct climate with hot, dry summers and cold, snowy winters. Here's a bit more detail: **Summers:** Expect clear skies with temperatures usually ranging between 70F to 90F. It's rare for the mercury to hit 99F, but it can happen during a heatwave. **Winters:** It gets quite cold, with temperatures often dropping to around 23F. The coldest days can see temperatures plummet to about 10F. Snowfall is common, and the skies are often partly cloudy. **Year-Round Temperature Range:** The annual temperature swing is from about 23F to 90F, providing a significant contrast between the seasons. This variation offers a nice mix for those who enjoy both warm, sunny weather and the crispness of a snowy winter. If you're into outdoor activities like hunting and fishing, Brewster's climate gives you a full range of seasonal experiences. History Brewster has an interesting history and a steady, agriculture-based economy: **Location:** Situated in Okanogan County, Brewster lies at the confluence of the Columbia and Okanogan Rivers, which provides both scenic views and practical benefits for agriculture. **Origins:** The town was originally called Bruster, named after its founder John W. Bruster, who platted it in 1896. The name was changed to Brewster when the post office opened in 1898. **Incorporation:** Brewster officially became an incorporated town on April 29, 1910. **Railway:** The completion of the Great Northern Railway's Oroville-Wenatchee Branch Line in 1914 was a significant development, likely boosting local commerce and connectivity. **Economy:** The local economy thrives on agriculture, particularly fruit orchards. This has supported gradual population growth, reaching nearly 2,500 residents. The combination of historical charm, agricultural prosperity, and natural beauty makes Brewster a unique and appealing small town in Washington State. Location Brewster, Washington, is beautifully situated at the meeting point of the Columbia, Okanogan, and Methow Rivers, providing it with a unique and picturesque setting. Here are some highlights: **Geography:** The town benefits from its location at the confluence of three rivers, which not only offers stunning views but also fertile land for agriculture. **Scenic Backdrop:** To the west, the snow-capped peaks of the Cascade Range create a breathtaking backdrop, with their foothills rolling down to meet the riverbanks. **Agriculture:** The dramatic topography, with steep hills descending towards the rivers, creates an ideal microclimate for growing apples and cherries. Orchards thrive in this environment, surrounding the town and contributing to its economy. **Natural Beauty:** The combination of river confluence, mountainous terrain, and lush orchards makes Brewster a visually striking location with a rich agricultural heritage. This blend of natural beauty and agricultural productivity makes Brewster a special place, perfect for those who appreciate both the outdoors and a strong community tied to the land.

Brand new turnkey off-grid cabin with drilled well, septic, solar system, and water storage. Durable concrete siding, metal roof, and modern comforts including on-demand hot water, gas oven, and full bath. Features a main floor office/bedroom plus large upstairs room. Nicely treed property with good access, just 40 minutes from Tonasket. Land This property offers a nicely treed setting with a mix of evergreens and open spaces, creating both privacy and usability. The terrain is gently rolling, providing good drainage and multiple usable areas for recreation or development. Soils are well-suited for gardening and small-scale homesteading projects. The property is easily accessible year-round and provides a peaceful natural backdrop for the cabin. Improvements 800 sqft new cabin, metal roof, hardy plank siding, concrete foundation, There are two new sheds as well, one for storage, and the other has a large water tank and a solar water pump approxment Recreation This cabin is the perfect basecamp for year-round recreation. The surrounding area offers abundant wildlife for hunting, endless trails for hiking, ATV riding, and horseback adventures, plus nearby lakes and rivers for fishing and boating. Winter brings opportunities for snowshoeing and backcountry exploration, all right from your doorstep. Agriculture Suitable for a cow or a few horses, this property offers plenty of room and is mostly fenced, with a few areas set aside for a garden. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Has a well 400 feet, 1.5 gallons per minute Region & Climate The Okanogan Highlands are known for their four-season beauty, with warm, sunny summers, crisp autumns, snowy winters, and mild springtime. The area averages plenty of sunshine each year, making it ideal for solar living. Outdoor recreation is abundant, from fishing, hunting, and hiking to snow sports in the winter. The region is celebrated for its quiet landscapes, friendly rural communities, and easy access to thousands of acres of public land. History The Okanogan Highlands carry a rich history of ranching, farming, and homesteading, where families carved out a living from the land for generations. This region was once traveled by Native tribes and early settlers drawn by fertile valleys, abundant timber, and wildlife. Today, it remains a place where people come to escape the bustle, embrace self-sufficiency, and enjoy the same natural beauty that's defined the area for over a century. Location Located in the scenic Okanogan Highlands, this property is just 40 minutes from the town of Tonasket, where you'll find shopping, dining, medical services, and schools. Larger amenities can be found in Omak, about an hour away, while Wenatchee and Spokane offer regional airports within a few hours' drive. The Canadian border is also nearby, providing easy access to additional travel and recreation opportunities.

Horseshoe lake River Ranch. .Five named lakes & two miles of river frontage on the Okanogan River . Great fishing Sockeye & Chinook salmon, Small-mouth Bass, and Rainbow Trout, to name a few. A good variety of mature timber, Pine, Red Fir, and Quaking Aspen groves allow for some excellent wildlife habitat. Irrigation water available. Topography is flat with grassy meadows to rolling sage & timber ground with many level benches Land 3252 Acres 175 Acres Farmed 60 acres in hay and 6.5 acres with irrigation, Five named lakes on the property, the most significant being Horseshoe Lake. The lower meadows are lush and grassy and border the Okanogan River and Horseshoe Lake with excellent soils for growing. The upper ranch is a variety of rolling hills and numerous flat benches covered in sagebrush and mature Timber; The cattle can graze from May until October, depending on the moisture in the soil Improvements There is an older one story home currently occupied by the care taker. Property is all fenced for cattle. Recreation Horseshoe Lake River Ranch, Has many recreation opportunities everything from Fishing for Salmon, and Trout to Hunting Mule Deer, White Tail Deer, Turkeys, Pheasants, Grouse, Black Bear, Other activities are Snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, canoeing Horseback riding, Hiking, bird watching, and ATV riding. Agriculture Horseshoe Lake River Ranch is leasing the upper ranch to a cattle farmer who runs up to 250-300 head of cattle during the summer grazing season, lots of rich green grass for them to eat and get fattened up before winter sets in. The upper Ranch has a substantial amount of large Mature trees from Lodgepole pine, Red Fir, and Quaking Aspen The Lower Ranch around Horseshoe Lake and the Okanagan River is approximately 175 acres of fertile sandy soils, about 60 acres in non-irrigated hay production. Cattle are often pastured after the hay is cut. There is also a large number of trees in the lowlands. Irrigation water is available through the irrigation district. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources One acre foot of domestic and stock watering rights 13 gallons per minute from Well General Operations The upper ranch is currently leased for $5800 per grazing season. The Ranch Produces approximant three cuttings per 1.5 to 2.5 Tons of hay per year depending on the weather and moisture Region & Climate Oroville Washington gets 14 inches of rain, on average, per year.The US average is 38 inches of rain per year. Oroville averages 63 inches of snow per year.The US average is 28 inches of snow per year. On average, there are 187 sunny days per year in OrovilleThe US average is 205 sunny days. Oroville WA gets some kind of precipitation, on average, 96 days per year. Precipitation is rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground. In order for precipitation to be counted you have to get at least .01 inches on the ground to measure. Weather Highlights Summer High:the July high is around 86 degrees Winter Low:the January low is 21 Rain:averages 14 inches of rain a year Snow:averages 63 inches of snow a year History Oroville Established at the west end of the Okanogan Highlands as Oro in 1892 and renamed Oroville in 1909, this small community owes its name to its gold mining, panning and dredging history. The historic towns of Nighthawk, Molson, and Chesaw are nearby. Some gold is still extracted along the Similkameen River, which flows into Okanogan river; the nearby Buckhorn Mountain gold mine produces 123 thousands ounces of gold annually. The local economy relies primarily on agriculture (apples, cherries, grapes and other fruit) sustained through irrigation. Farmers' markets, fruit stands, a brewery and three local wineries offer local home-grown products. The surrounding countryside of hills, mountains, rivers, lakes and forests hosts various fruit orchards, public lands and trails. Oroville is an amazing place to take your kids to swim in Lake Osoyoos. Location Located in the North Central Okanogan Highlands of Washington State Just minuets to the Canadian Boarder crossing. Oroville has a population of 1,842 (2020) Air Transportation Private Air Charter from Oroville'sDorothy Scott Airport CATLIN FLYING SERVICE -(866) 445-2359 Commercial Air Transportation Kelowna, BC 2:30 hours north Penticton, BC 1 hour north Wenatchee, WA Pangborn Field, 2:45 hours south. Spokane, WA (GEG) 4 hours east. Seattle-Tacoma (SEA-TAC) 5:30 hours west

Hard to find lakefront lot on Spectacle Lake which is an 80 acre lake stocked with Rainbow trout and Kokanee plus other species. There is a WDFW boat launchs as well as 2 private resorts on the lake with boat launches. This lot is ready for 2 RV's, tiny homes or build your lakefront retreat. The property features 2 full RV hookups and a newly installed quality aluminum dock with ramp giving you great access to the lake. Improvements New aluminum dock and access ramp 2 RV hookups Drilled well Electricity Recreation Spectacle Lake is a gorgeous destination, popular for family outtings. It is primarily known for consistently good trout fishing.Expect rainbow of 10 to 12 inches, with good numbers of carryover trout to 15 inches when you try Spectacle.It is a long narrow lake, and in the shallows you can treat yourself to fast-action fishing for largemouth bass, that are typically small but really fun to catch.There are good numbers of big bluegill (6 to 8 inches) and small yellow perch in Spectacle as well.The occasional brown trout is also caught on the lake.There are two WDFW launch sites on the lake and three resorts that offer full services.Spectacle Lake is located seven miles northwest of Tonasket on the Loomis-Oroville Road.

This remarkable 558+ acre ranch offers panoramic views overlooking the valley below and the snow-capped Cascade Mountains to the west. The land is a mix of sandy loam soils with rocky outcroppings, natural grasslands, and sagebrush. Scattered groves of quaking aspens and pine trees provide ideal cover and habitat for wildlife, making this property a prime location for both cattle grazing and hunting. Land This remarkable 558+ acre ranch offers panoramic views overlooking the valley below and the snow-capped Cascade Mountains to the west. The land is a mix of sandy loam soils with rocky outcroppings, natural grasslands, and sagebrush. Scattered groves of quaking aspens and pine trees provide ideal cover and habitat for wildlife, making this property a prime location for both cattle grazing and hunting. The ranch supports abundant white-tailed and mule deer, offering excellent recreational opportunities. With a south-facing orientation, the property enjoys full sun throughout the dayperfect for agriculture, livestock, or solar use. A well-developed road system includes solid all-weather gravel roads and numerous spur trails that reach different areas of the ranch. Whether you prefer to explore by ATV, horseback, or on foot, the terrain is accessible and enjoyable year-round. This is a rare opportunity to own a large, scenic, and usable piece of the Okanogan Highlandsperfect for ranching, recreation, or a private retreat. Improvements Expansive Multi-Home Ranch on 558+ Acres Okanogan Highlands Discover unmatched privacy and self-sufficiency on this rare 558+ acre property in the stunning Okanogan Highlands. Spanning six separate parcels, this ranch is ideal for a multigenerational homestead, off-grid retreat, or long-term investment. The main custom home features over 1,700 square feet with open-beam ceilings, a cozy pellet stove, and a large kitchen with granite countertops. A spacious loft offers an additional sleeping area and a bathroom with rustic charm. The second home mirrors the main house in quality and design, tucked into the hillside for natural insulation and year-round comfort. Above the two-bay pole barn is a studio-style living unit with its own bathroomperfect for guests, rental income, or a caretaker. Additional amenities include an insulated workshop and several outbuildings for storage or hobby use. Designed for off-grid living, the property is powered by two solar systems with a backup generator for reliability. Water is abundant with three wellsincluding a primary 80-foot well producing 20 gallons per minuteand several natural springs. A working gravel pit provides building materials on-site, including granite rock and usable gravel. This one-of-a-kind property offers peace, privacy, and the freedom to live your dream lifestyle in one of Washington State's most beautiful regions. Recreation Recreation Possibilities for Lookout Ranch & Okanogan County Lookout Ranch offers unmatched recreational opportunities right out your front door. With over 558 acres of diverse terrainrolling hills, timbered slopes, grassy meadows, and rock outcroppingsthe land is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. The property is ideal for horseback riding, hiking, ATV exploration, and wildlife viewing. South-facing slopes and all-weather gravel roads make year-round access easy, whether you're on foot, horseback, or using a side-by-side. The ranch is a hunter's paradise, with abundant populations of mule deer, white-tailed deer, black bear, cougar, coyotes, and upland birds. The natural cover of pine trees and quaking aspens combined with open sage and grassland creates ideal habitat and hunting conditions. Nearby Recreation in Okanogan County: Okanogan County, the largest county in Washington State, is known for its vast public lands, stunning natural beauty, and four-season recreation. Within a short drive from Lookout Ranch, you'll find: Lakes & Rivers: Fish or boat on nearby lakes such as Spectacle Lake, Wannacut Lake, Palmer Lake, and Lake Osoyoos. The Similkameen and Okanogan Rivers also offer excellent fishing and floating opportunities. Hiking & Backpacking: Explore trails in the Okanogan National Forest or head to the Pasayten Wilderness for remote alpine adventures. Skiing & Snow Activities: Loup Loup Ski Bowl offers downhill skiing, snowboarding, and Nordic trails. Snowmobiling is also popular in the surrounding highlands. Golf & Wine: Enjoy a round at Gamble Sands, one of the top-rated golf courses in the country, or visit nearby wineries and tasting rooms. Wildlife & Birdwatching: The region is a hotspot for birders and nature photographers, with diverse habitats supporting hundreds of species. Whether you're looking for peaceful solitude, adventurous outings, or a bit of both, Lookout Ranch and Okanogan County provide an incredible setting for recreation year-round. Agriculture Agricultural & Land Use Potential for Lookout Ranch Lookout Ranch, with its expansive 558+ acres in the heart of Okanogan County, offers a wide array of agricultural and land use opportunities. The combination of topography, soils, water access, and infrastructure makes this a highly versatile property suitable for farming, livestock, timber management, and even vineyard potential. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Mineral rights are transferred to buyers at closing General Operations Cattle & Livestock Grazing The ranch's gently rolling hills, native grasses, and mix of sagebrush and timber provide excellent grazing grounds for cattle, horses, or other livestock. The property is already partially fenced and includes stables built into the main residence as well as ample room for additional pasture management or rotational grazing systems. The presence of a natural spring and a productive well ensures year-round water access for animals. Key Features: Sandy loam soils with natural grass cover Artesian springs and wells for livestock water Stables and outbuildings in place Room to build corrals, barns, and a riding arena (partially complete) Onsite Resources & Infrastructure Gravel Quarry: A private gravel pit provides materials for road maintenance and future building. Workshops & Garages: Ideal for equipment storage and repairs Multiple Outbuildings: Flexible for feed storage, equipment, or conversion to ag-use Solar Power: Reduces operating costs and supports off-grid independence Region & Climate Located in scenic Okanogan County, Washington, Lookout Ranch enjoys a semi-arid climate with over 300 days of sunshine each yearideal for outdoor living and agriculture. Summers are warm and dry with average highs in the 80sF, while winters are cold and snowy, offering a classic four-season experience. Annual precipitation averages around 1012 inches, with about 28 inches of snowfall. The area is known for its rich outdoor recreation, including fishing in nearby lakes, hunting, hiking, horseback riding, and wildlife viewing. The surrounding region boasts small-town charm, with Tonasket, Oroville, and Republic offering essential amenities, festivals, farmers markets, and a strong agricultural heritage. History The Lookout Ranch sits in the heart of the Okanogan Highlandsa region steeped in rich history and cultural significance. For centuries, the area was home to Native American tribes, particularly the Okanogan people, who used the valleys and highlands for seasonal hunting, fishing, and gathering. Aeneas Valley, just to the east, was historically a wintering ground due to its milder climate and abundant resources. By the late 1800s and early 1900s, settlers and homesteaders arrived, drawn by the region's fertile grazing lands and timber resources. Many of these original homesteads, some still marked by old cabins and outbuildings, were established for cattle ranching and small-scale farmingtraditions that continue today. The property itself was once part of a larger cattle operation and has retained its ranching roots with infrastructure designed for livestock and off-grid living. Over the years, the land has remained largely undeveloped, preserving its natural beauty and historic character, with panoramic views that have likely remained unchanged for generations. The combination of open rangeland, wooded groves, and natural springs gives a glimpse into the area's working heritage and unspoiled wilderness. Location The Lookout Ranch is located in the scenic Okanogan Highlands of North Central Washington, offering both seclusion and accessibility. Nestled between the small towns of Tonasket (approximately 2530 minutes away) and Republic (around 40 minutes away), the property sits in a quiet, elevated position with sweeping views of the surrounding valleys and Cascade Mountains. For regional travel, the nearest small airport is the Tonasket Municipal Airport, which features a 3,000-foot paved runway suitable for private planes. The closest major airport is Spokane International Airport, about 2.5 to 3 hours away, offering full commercial service. Wenatchee's Pangborn Memorial Airport is another option, located roughly 2.5 hours to the south. Basic amenities, including grocery stores, gas stations, restaurants, schools, and medical facilities, can be found in Tonasket and Republic. For more extensive shopping and services, Omak and Oroville are within a 45-minute drive, featuring big-box stores like Walmart and hardware outlets such as Home Depot. Despite its remote feel, Lookout Ranch is ideally positioned for those seeking a balance between privacy and practicality, with reliable year-round road access and all the essentials within a reasonable drive

This exceptional Mountain Ranch offers 430+ ac. of stunning rural living. Secluded & private, access by county road or plane w/2,600 ft airstrip that can be extended to 4000 feet. 80 ac. of irrigated farmland, rich soil, & hundreds of ac. of wooded mountainside/trails. 1 bed, 1 bath home w/garden, deck,& patio. 29 X 40 shop, w/ 3 phase pwr & ample workspace. Limitless recreational fun just outside your door! Conservation Easement in place with excluded areas. Space for 2 addit. homes, RV hook-ups, 3 ponds, McFarland Creek Frontage. Adjudicated water rights for irrigation and domestic well water usage. This could be your slice of paradise!

This is probably the Best buildable lot on the lake. Only one neighbor! And 234 feet of the finest sandy beach on Lake Osoyoos with all utility/service hookups on site offering relaxation and recreational enjoyment. This property is at the end of the road with a private setting in the luxurious Champerty Shores Neighborhood. Sweeping western views of Lake Osoyoos, Canada to the north and phenomenal sunsets. Boat launch on site. Utility and storage shed with power. Community pond for enjoyment down the street. Short drive to downtown and the Canadian border. Bring your RV and boat while you plan your next build. So much to see and do!

Discover your private 20-acre escape in the spectacular natural setting of Oroville, Washington a rare opportunity to own a truly secluded off-grid retreat. Perched in the heart of Okanogan County, Washington, this parcel offers rugged beauty, wide-open spaces, and total freedom to build, roam, or simply breathe. Just 30 minutes from downtown Oroville and less than an hour from the U.S.Canada border this property is surrounded by public lands, putting you right on the edge of endless hiking, hunting, and exploration territory. Rugged mountain-valley terrain, sparse development, and the quiet of nature guarantee the seclusion and privacy that serious outdoor lovers, hunters, and off-grid pioneers crave. Imagine waking up to wide open skies, vast horizons, and the quiet stir of wind through pine and sagebrush. Whether your vision is a rustic hunting cabin, a modern off-grid homestead, or a simple tent or RV setup, this 20.19-acre canvas is ready. Zoned RURAL 5, the land welcomes mobile homes or RVs, and youre free to camp, build, or expand whichever suits your lifestyle best. Located within accessible reach of recreational hotspots like Lake Osoyoos and Oroville Golf Club about a half-hour away, the property gives you the best of both worlds: serene isolation at home, and leisure, boating, fishing, or golfing just a short drive out. Access is modest via the southeast corner along Circle R Road and the parcel comes undeveloped, awaiting your vision and plans. Its raw land, yes, but its also raw potential a pristine blank slate. With minimal taxes and full entitlements under county zoning, this could be the place you carve out your legacy, reconnect with nature, or simply escape the bustle of modern life. If you dream of quiet nights under star-filled skies, early-morning hikes through wild terrain, and true privacy mixed with outdoor adventure this is more than land. Its a promise of freedom, self-reliance, and unspoiled wilderness. PROPERTY DETAILS Acreage: 20.19 County: Okanogan State: Washington Parcel ID: 4026274006 Zoning: RURAL 5 Annual Taxes: $236.76 Access Notes: The SE corner of the property can be accessed via Circle R Rd. Location Details: Center Coordinates: 48.94367, -119.55671

100+ Acres on 3 contiguous tax parcels overlooking the Methow River and surrounding mountains off Buckhorn Mountain Road! Ideal location for your next home, cabin, or recreational use. Sweeping views in all directions with incredible sunsets and sunrises cascading vibrant color over the valleys and hillsides throughout the year. Abundant wildlife crossing frequently including large game animals such as deer and elk. Buyer to install a well and septic system. Power availability nearby. Buckhorn Mountain Road connects to Burma Road and Bill Shaw Road.

Incredible opportunity to own a build able lot with 234 feet of sandy beach on Lake Osoyoos with all utility/service hookups on site offering relaxation and recreational enjoyment. This property is at the end of the road with a private setting in the Champerty Shores Neighborhood. Sweeping western views of Lake Osoyoos, Canada to the north and phenomenal sunsets. Boat launch on site. Utility and storage shed with power. Community pond for enjoyment down the street. Short drive to downtown and the Canadian border. Bring your RV and boat while you plan your next build.

Pine Creek Equestrian Facility Tonasket, WA Turnkey 114.7-acre irrigated equestrian property featuring two custom barns, 280x150 riding arena, and highly productive alfalfa ground. Barn #1 includes box stalls, heated tack room, wash area, and a 1-bed/1-bath apartment with stall-viewing window. Barn #2 offers ample shop/storage space. Two pivots, wheel lines, two wells, and 12 irrigation mainline. Produces approx. 350 tons of alfalfa annually. Land Land Details Pine Creek Equestrian Facility This exceptional 114.7-acre property is fully irrigated and laid out for maximum agricultural and equestrian utility. The terrain is primarily level, making it ideal for hay production, grazing, and riding. The soil is fertile and well-draining, suitable for high-yield alfalfa cropscurrently producing approximately 350 tons per season. The land is serviced by two working pivots and wheel lines, fed by a 12-inch pressure mainline. Multiple fenced paddocks provide rotational grazing areas for horses or livestock. Mature trees line parts of the property, offering shade and wind protection, while the wide-open fields provide unobstructed views and efficient farm operation. This is a prime example of highly functional and well-maintained agricultural land in the heart of North Central Washington. Improvements This is top of the line Equestrian center with everything in almost new condition . Don't miss one of the largest steel framed free span riding arenas in the area. Free span riding arena 280x 150 Equestrian barn with 1 bed apartment 17590 Work shop and storage barn 10040 Recreation Okanogan Valley offers an impressive range of outdoor adventure and recreational activities, including Mountain Biking & Cycling; Boating, Sailing & Cruising; Camping & RVing; Canoeing & Kayaking; Hiking & Backpacking; River Rafting & Whitewater Kayaking; Skiing & Snowboarding; Surfing & Windsurfing; and Snowshoeing & cross-country ski touring. But wait, there's more! If your Okanogan vacation is longer, you can also go Horseback Riding, Houseboating, River Boating, Jet Boating and Rock Climbing, or you can take a trip into the wilderness on an Off road 44 or ATV Tour. Fishing. here are so many fishable lakes in Okanogan County that even if you managed to try a different one each day of the year, you would have to start young and have a very long life (and maybe a floatplane) to visit them all. Hundreds of pleasant lakes are easily reached and fished with just a vehicle with good ground clearance, a car-top or inflatable boat or float tube, and the right fishing tackle. Explore more than 200 high mountain lakes, 400 lowland lakes, 200 water and wildlife access areas and 300,000 acres of publicly owned land. This is the number one recreational fishing region statewide that includes warm water fisheries and cold water trout and steelhead fisheries. It also boasts the most popular bass fishing sites in the state. Spectacle Lake is a gorgeous destination, popular for family outing's. It is primarily known for consistently good trout fishing.Expect rainbow of 10 to 12 inches, with good numbers of carryover trout to 15 inches when you try Spectacle. Hunting. Located in the GMU 215 Sinlahekin. This unit is well known for its great Mule Deer hunting and White tail District 6 supports perhaps the largest migratory mule deer herd in the state, and Okanogan County has long been prized by hunters for its mule deer hunting opportunity. The district also supports significant numbers of white-tailed deer, particularly in GMUs 204 and 215. The District 6 deer management objective is for stable to modestly increasing populations within the social tolerance limits for nuisance and damage issues. Okanogan County District 6 Hunting Prospects Guide is available here. Not only deer, black bears have also been seen on this property and Golden Eagles nest among the trees and rocky bluffs year round. Okanogan County boasts high numbers of butterflies and over 200 species of birds and this is due to ideal natural habitats and waterways in your immediate area. Traverse truly unique terrain sculpted by glaciers and volcanic activity with a wide variety of climate conditions such as dry, warm summer days from Southern winds to colder arctic air flowing South from Canada. If you're a hunter who prefers a variety of experiences all in one place you will find every trip to the field memorable. Obtaining a license to hunt is a straight forward process in Washington. There is no minimum or maximum age however, hunters born after 1972 will require a hunting education class and children under 8 are required to take an in-person field skills evaluation for a nominal fee. Those with disabilities can obtain licenses and tags at a reduced rate. Agriculture A previous Arabian horse equestrian center with multiple-use buildings and irrigation, serving as a breeding facility. The owner went all out when building this facility and is one of Okanogan Valley's premier equestrian barns. No details were overlooked. You would be hard pressed to find another facility this nice and this well built anywhere in the County Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Irrigation includes 2 pivots in addition to wheel lines. General Operations General Operations Pine Creek Equestrian Facility Pine Creek is a turnkey, equestrian, and hay operation designed for efficient ranch management. Currently, the property yields approximately 350 tons of high-quality alfalfa annually, irrigated by two center pivots and additional wheel lines connected to a 12-inch pressure line. The irrigation setup allows for minimal labor and consistent crop production throughout the season. Equestrian operations can be supported by two like-new, custom-built barns. Barn #1 includes modular stalls, a hot water wash bay, a heated tack room, and a comfortable one-bedroom apartment ideal for a ranch hand or manager. barn #2 functions as a large workshop and equipment storage facility. The 280 x 150 free-span riding arena allows for year-round training and events. This facility offers potential revenue streams from hay sales, boarding, training, riding lessons, or hosting equestrian events. The layout supports both private and commercial use, with minimal overhead and excellent infrastructure. Located just 5 minutes from Tonasket, WA, with easy access to Hwy 97 and a nearby airport, the ranch combines strong agricultural productivity with world-class equestrian features. Region & Climate In Tonasket, the summers are hot and dry, the winters are freezing and snowy, and it is partly cloudy year round. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from22Fto90Fand is rarely below8For above98F. Based on thetourism score, the best time of year to visit Tonasket for warm-weather activities is fromearly Julytolate August. History Tonasket is a small community located along the eastern bank of the Okanogan River in north central Okanogan County, Washington. The City was named in honor of Chief Tonasket of the Okanogan Indians who historically used the present city site for an encampment. State Highway 97, the main north-south highway through central Washington, bisects the city on its way north to the Canadian border approximately twenty miles north. The City, with an elevation of approximately 900 feet above sea level, is bordered on the north by Siwash Creek, and the south by Bonaparte Creek. The present population is estimated to be approximately 995. The City, which has been the site of a U.S. Post Office since 1901, was platted in 1910 and incorporated in 1927. Tonasket serves as a hub for agricultural and forestry industries in north central Okanogan County. It is home to the Offices of the Tonasket Ranger District of the Okanogan National Forest. The city is also increasingly becoming a convenient jumping off point for visitors coming to the area to enjoy the myriad of opportunities for outdoor recreation in the surrounding areas. Many descendants of pioneer families still reside in Tonasket and the surrounding areas and are interested in preserving and sharing the history of their heritage. Location Tonasket, WA Airports nearby Penticton Regional Airport (52.9 miles / 85.2 kilometers) Kelowna International Airport (86.6 miles / 139.3 kilometers) West Kootenay Regional Airport (91.7 miles / 147.5 kilometers) Spokane International Airport (115.6 miles / 186.0 kilometers)5 Minutes to Tonasket, WA 30 minutes to Walmart Supercenter 30 minutes to Omak City 32 minutes to Wenatchee Valley College North 36 minutes to Sinlaheken Wildlife Area 37 minutes to Okanogan Valley Golf Club 38 minutes to Conconully Lake 38 minutes to Lake Osoyoos and Canadian Border 40 minutes to Bannon Mountain Trailhead 44 minutes to Omak Lake 48 minutes to Fourth of July Trailhead 1 hour to Loup Ski Bowl 1 hour 43 minutes to North Cascades Heli Skiing 3 hours 10 minutes to Spokane, WA & GEG International Airport

Wauconda Ranch with over 860 acres on 5 parcels and NO Conservation Easements along with a 3000 acres grazing lease that is contiguous in connection with the land abutting the south property line. This us located in beautiful Okanogan County between Tonasket and Republic Washington. Ideal grazing land. Main home is 4 bedrooms/2 Bathrooms with 3000 sq. ft., Second Home 5 Bedrooms/2.5 Bathrooms with 5120 sq.ft., Hunting cabin, 2 cattle facilities, multiple barns, sheds, & shop. Sawmill nestled in the timber for sawing your own beams. Beautiful alfalfa & grass fields, meadows, multiple adjudicated water sources as well as 2 creeks, a pond, & responsibly managed timber that is connected to thousands of acres of USFS Land. Wauconda Ranch also holds the USFS grazing Permit for the Mt. Annie Allotment that is over 3000 acres- available after this grazing season.

Rare opportunity to own and operate a resort with over 500 feet of manicured lakefront. This established property includes 16 motel units and 36 RV/campsites with full hookups, all just steps from the water. A 3-bedroom, 2-bath home with an attached office and general store serves as both the living quarters and the hub for guest services. Amenities include irrigated grounds, a heated pool, playground, BBQ areas, docks, boat rentals, and a shower house. Located on Spectacle Lake and surrounded by other lakes, hiking trails, and hunting areas, the resort offers year-round access to outdoor recreation. Known for excellent fishing and water sports, this location draws visitors from all directions.

Wauconda Ranch with over 860 acres and NO Conservation Easements in beautiful Okanogan County between Tonasket and Republic Washington. Ideal grazing land. Main home is 4 bedrooms/2 Bathrooms with 3000 sq. ft., Second Home 5 Bedrooms/2.5 Bathrooms with 5120 sq.ft., Hunting cabin, 2 cattle facilities, multiple barns, sheds, & shop. Sawmill nestled in the timber for sawing your own beams. Beautiful alfalfa & grass fields, meadows, multiple adjudicated water sources as well as 2 creeks, a pond, & responsibly managed timber that is connected to thousands of acres of USFS Land. Wauconda Ranch also holds the USFS grazing Permit for the Mt. Annie Allotment that is over 3000 acres- available after this grazing season.