Category Archives: General Ranch Information

It’s May 15th 2021 and a neighbor of mine just a few miles from the ranch is having his annual Clearwater International Airport Fly In. My neighbor’s son apparently works for the FAA and invites his pilot buddies to gather … Continue reading →

Governor Kristy Noem explains her decisions concerning COVID At Lifewater Ranch we don’t tell our guests to do or not do anything related to their own bodies and health. The COVID crisis has damaged us all so much but not … Continue reading →

It’s been a pretty rough winter this year with almost 2 feet of snow and some power losses but all of a sudden, Spring has sprung and the sun is now raining its warmth onto us each day. I just … Continue reading →

It has always been a goal of the owners of Lifewater Ranch to share a place where families can make memories that will last a lifetime. I feel this goal was achieved during the summer of 2020 when we had … Continue reading →

This year has been a bumper year for most all kinds of fruit in the Northwest. Unfortunately, because of the evil Covid-19, many you-pic orchards are closed. In light of this situation, I thought it would be cool to have … Continue reading →

Lifewater Ranch is making itself available for long-term rents in the off-season for 1/3rd the cost in-season on a monthly basis. Are you looking for a way out of the left coast cities like Portland, LA, Seattle and the Bay … Continue reading →

Even if you do nothing specifically for your health, Lifewater Ranch is good for you. I chose this place to reduce my own stress. Work outside, get away from the TV and internet and phone calls. Live simply and eat … Continue reading →

In the spring and fall we sometimes lose some of our cows or bulls due to it being the time of year for mating. About a week ago our two adult bulls, Dunnis and Ernie got off of the property … Continue reading →

Due to the Corona Virus, a family out of Las Vegas with in-laws from LA, (16 people!) decided to check out Lifewater Ranch for two whole months in the summer of 2020. I stayed at a friends home nearby (Thanks … Continue reading →