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40 Acres in the Tunk Valley

Private, off-grid homestead at 3,600 ft elevation just outside Riverside, WA. Camp under some of the darkest skies in Washington, explore 40 acres of high desert and pine forest, and wake up to views of the Tunk Valley with no neighbors in sight.

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Tunk Valley Camper — Mountain Views

Stay in a spacious Dutchmen Classic 30 fifth wheel camper surrounded by tall pines, tamarack, and fir on our 40-acre private homestead in Upper Tunk Valley. Full kitchen with 3-burner propane stove/oven, microwave, full-size fridge/freezer, and working sink. Private rear bedroom with queen bed. Sleeps 2 comfortably, up to 4 with convertible dinette and fold-out couch. On-board shower. Starlink high-speed internet included. Bedding provided.

Sleeps 2–4 Full Kitchen Shower Starlink WiFi Bedding Provided

Upper Tunk Valley Remote RV Spot

Level pad on private property with Starlink internet access near main grounds. Shared water cistern and portable toilet facilities provided. Great for extended stays, seasonal workers, or anyone looking to disappear for a while. Generators permitted, must shut off by 10 PM.

Level Pad Water Access Starlink WiFi Long-Term Welcome

Secluded Forest Tent Camping

Pull up, park, and a short 10-minute hike brings you to your own secluded camping spot on a private fire break line surrounded by pines, tamarack, and fir. This is a real backcountry experience — moose, deer, and turkeys might just wake you up in the morning. Bear spray is strongly recommended. Zero light pollution makes this one of the best aurora and stargazing locations in Washington. BYO everything.

40 Acres Secluded Dark Skies Bear Country

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Iron Mountain Ranch · 3,600 ft · Tunk Valley, WA

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Okanogan County typically enters fire season June–October. Campfire restrictions may be in effect. Check WA DNR burn restrictions before your trip.

Do More Than Camp

The Tunk Valley has minerals, dark skies, wild plants, and Iron Mountain Ranch, with 40 acres to explore. Add a guided experience to any stay — or book one on its own. All experiences are led by Brian, a BS botanist with 11+ years in the valley.

Gold Prospecting Adventure

3 hours

$75/person

Tunk Valley sits on a historic gold-bearing granite-quartz seam. Learn to read the land, identify promising outcroppings, and pan for color in the creek. Led by Brian, who has been working this property for 11+ years. Keep what you find.

Keep What You Find All Gear Provided
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Rockhounding & Quartz Dig

2–3 hours

$60/person

Dig for quartz, hunt for agates, jasper, and other minerals across 40 acres of high desert and pine forest. Learn to read the geology and identify what you're finding on the spot. Take home up to 10 lbs of rock from the property.

Take Home 10 lbs All Ages
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Off-Grid Living Tour

90 minutes

$45/person

A working tour of how this homestead actually runs — solar and battery systems, water management, food preservation, internet at elevation, and what it really costs to go off-grid in the Pacific Northwest. Q&A included. No fluff.

Solar Systems Q&A Included
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Stargazing Experience

2 hours (after dark)

$40/person

One of the darkest sky sites in Washington state. We'll set up on the ridge and walk through constellations, Milky Way structure, and how to find aurora borealis when it's active. Binoculars provided. Weather-dependent — full refund if clouded out.

Binoculars Provided Weather Guarantee
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Foraging Walk

2 hours

$50/person

Walk the property and learn to identify edible and medicinal plants native to North Central Washington — pine cambium, bitterroot, wild garlic, serviceberry, and more. Seasonal availability varies. Led by a botanist. Keep what's safe to harvest.

Botanist-Led Seasonal Variation
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Homestead Workshop

Half day (4 hours)

$125/person

Hands-on skills day on the homestead. Topics rotate seasonally: post fencing, drip irrigation installation, food preservation, firewood processing, and more. You leave knowing how to do something — not just having watched someone else do it.

Hands-On Seasonal Topics Small Group
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Bundle & Save

Booking a stay and want to add an experience? Contact us to bundle — multi-night stays with an experience attached get a 10% discount on the experience price.

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Send an Inquiry

Have questions about availability, group rates, or combining a stay with an experience? Send a message and Brian will get back to you within 24–48 hours.

Or book instantly with no waiting — use the Book Direct buttons above.

This Is Off-Grid

Dark Sky Viewing

One of the darkest sky areas in Washington. Aurora borealis, Milky Way photography, meteor showers — all visible from your campsite. No light pollution.

Wildlife

The property and surrounding area are home to mule deer, moose, black bears, wild turkeys, quail, hawks, and elk. Sightings are common — bring your camera.

Starlink Internet

High-speed satellite internet available on the main homestead grounds. Work remote, stay connected, or ignore it entirely.

Nearby Recreation

Crawfish Lake for fishing, swimming, and kayaking. The Okanogan River and Valley for hiking, mountain biking, and exploring small-town Washington.

Ready to unplug?

40 acres of off-grid privacy at 3,600 feet. Dark skies, no neighbors, real quiet.

Extended stays and weekly rates available — send an inquiry.

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