The Wenatchee Valley is unlike any other place on earth. Situated in the arid region of North Central Washington, the valley was once carved by volcanic and glacial floods, and geologic remnants of those events shape the valley to this day. Meandering orchards wind up the mountain valley, highlighted by sandstone columns on outcroppings, and the mighty Columbia River flows just below. The Squilchuck Creek originates high above in the mountains near Mission Ridge, and carves its own path down the valley and through our property. We enjoy four seasons that each offer their own colors and beauty, and enough sunshine to make the travel brochure people happy, just about 300 days per year.