11,397± acres of open grassland, rolling pasture, aspen stands, timbered areas & lakes. 3,500± acres were historically used for hay production, while the balance offers extensive grazing land with multiple Highway 97 access points. Corrals, a load-out chute, an older mobile home & available well water.
A premier cattle operation historically supporting up to 1,000-pair cow-calf pairs. 13,546± acres across the productive benches above the Fraser River. 832± irrigated acres, 17 water licences & a Crown grazing licence authorizing 2,496 AUMs. Extensive residences, shops, barns, corrals.
Own a piece of British Columbia history. Once part of Ralph Edwards’ legendary “Crusoe of Lonesome Lake” homestead, this rare 2.8-acre private inholding in Tweedsmuir South Provincial Park offers Atnarko River and Lonesome Lake frontage surrounded by an abundance of wildlife.