Little Chopaka Ranch Loomis, Washington
Details & Features
Little Chopaka Ranch encompasses ยฑ437 deeded acres in northern Okanogan County, Washington, offering a combination of productive agricultural land, extensive Similkameen River frontage, and year-round recreational opportunities. Located approximately 20 minutes from Loomis and Oroville, the Ranch features over three miles of river frontage, 47 irrigated acres, and access to expansive public lands in the scenic Similkameen Valley.
Historically operated for hay production and livestock grazing, Little Chopaka Ranch includes established irrigation water rights with priority dates dating to 1966 and 1970. The property also benefits from the Little Chopaka Mountain BLM grazing allotment, providing additional seasonal grazing capacity. Improvements include an older farmhouse with electricity, a domestic well, and septic system, along with a 2,184 sqft hay shed, equipment storage, livestock shelters, and corrals.
The Similkameen River provides fishing opportunities for trout and whitefish, while the surrounding river bottoms, irrigated fields, and rocky hillsides support whitetail deer, mule deer, black bear, chukar, quail, pheasant, and waterfowl. Horseback riding, hunting, and exploring the neighboring public lands further enhance the Ranch’s recreational appeal.
Comprised of sixteen parcels across three tracts, the property includes additional acreage with potential residential building sites and mountain views. Nearby Chopaka Lake, the Sinlahekin Wildlife Area, and Okanogan National Forest offer additional outdoor recreation. With convenient access to the Canadian border and British Columbia’s South Okanagan region, Little Chopaka Ranch presents an opportunity to own a working cattle and recreational ranch in northern Washington.
Location:
- Northern Okanogan County, Washington
- Approximately 20 minutes from Loomis and Oroville
- Near the Canadian border and South Okanagan wine country
- Borders extensive public lands
Ranch Operation:
- ยฑ437 deeded acres across 16 parcels and three tracts
- 47 irrigated acres with water rights
- Irrigation priority dates of 1966 and 1970
- Hay production and seasonal livestock grazing
- Little Chopaka Mountain BLM grazing allotment
- Grazing season from April 15 to June 14
- Fenced and partially cross-fenced for livestock
Recreation:
- Over three miles of Similkameen River frontage
- Domestic and stock water rights
- Horseback riding with public land access
- Deer, upland bird, and waterfowl hunting
- Nearby Chopaka, Palmer, Blue, and Spectacle lakes
Improvements:
- Older farmhouse with power, well, and septic
- 2,184 sqft hay shed with metal roof
- Equipment shed and storage buildings
- Livestock shelters and corrals
- County-maintained road access
- Potential residential building sites
Washington
The evergreen state, known for its robust temperate rainforests, deep fjords, massive glaciers and immaculate mountain ranges, provides endless opportunities for adventure and outdoor activities. With over 500 waterways and over 12 million acres of public lands, the Pacific Northwest offers some of the best big game hunting and fishing in the country. Along with incredible steelhead fishing and elk hunting, Washington is home to amazing waterfowl, predator, and upland bird hunting. Needless to say, owning a ranch for sale in Washington will keep you occupied year-round.
Washington’s coastal location has made it a major port for trade among Alaska, Canada and other countries within the Pacific rim. Being the country’s number one producer of apples, blueberries and pears, agriculture plays a large part in Washington’s economy. From stunning vineyards to large acreage recreational ranches, Washington ranches for sale have the potential to provide everything one is looking for in fly fishing, hunting, cattle or agricultural property.
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