Come explore the area and unwind each evening at our farm 18kms East of Salmon Arm. Benefit from the natural therapy of being in the presence of the Alpacas, and allow the sound of the hens clucking to replace the regular noise of life’s chaos.

In the suite, show your furbaby to the dog bed, whip up dinner in the mini kitchen, connect to the wifi to throw on your current Netflix binge, & do some wildlife watching right from the bedroom window.

The space
The 350 sq ft guest suite is attached to our home and has a private entrance. There’s a large bedroom with two queen beds. The suite and property are pet-friendly so bring your hiking companions along - we’ve got beds for the fur-babies too!

Guest access
Our place is located 4 kms down a dirt road after you turn off pavement. The road conditions of the dirt road vary by season.

Once you arrive, you will have access to all outdoor spaces on the property.

Other things to note
Dogs must be kept out of the alpaca pasture as the herd may charge. We don’t want to see any furbabys get hurt. Tie cables can be made available if you need.

Timber the German Shepherd cross will likely be the first of the animals to greet you. He is the newest addition to the farm and can be the least friendly because he's still a little nervous in his new environment. He takes a while to warm up but, if you ignore him for long enough, his curiosity will likely get the best of him and he'll come up to check you out. He is great with other animals but hasn't quite figured out how to play with humans.

Our black mutt Meeka can be quite timid around males and children but will immediately run up to any female for affection. She has the face of a wolf but don’t be alarmed, she is all bark, no bite and very sweet. She is the alpha so if you have a dog who challenges her, she will assert her dominance. Please let us know if we need to keep her seperate upon your arrival so there are no issues.

The smiley, tan pup that looks like a dingo (who will most likely be found chewing on something she shouldn’t be, or trying to jump up and smother your face in wet kisses) is Lexi. She's still learning the basics like “down” and “sit” but she is the most friendly of the three and is always excited to meet new friends!

The dogs are well socialized but we prefer to be present for the initial introduction of new furry friends just to be safe :)