Improved Land for Sale in Tonasket, Washington

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 crops--currently 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 175x90

Work shop and storage barn 100x40

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 4x4 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 from 22?F to 90?F and is rarely below 8?F or above 98?F.

Based on the tourism score, the best time of year to visit Tonasket for warm-weather activities is from early July to late 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