Roney River Ranch

Four generations on the same ground. The Roney family homesteaded these 39 acres in the Snoqualmie Valley floodplains in 1912, and "Country" Marilyn Roney runs the place today.

The land's history reads like the valley's own history: peas in the 1930s, dairy through the forties, fifties and sixties, black angus beef in the seventies, hogs and dairy heifers in the eighties and nineties, organic herbs grown for grocery stores from the nineties until 2023, and now flowers and community gatherings.

You can rent the ranch indoors or out for a wedding, a party, or a meeting. BoPaws Off-Leash Dog Park, named for Pa Roney (1931-2020), is here. Seasonal camping is booked through HipCamp.

The residents include Hmong chickens, ducks, peacocks, two goats, and a pair of dogs named Peanut and Blue. On a clear day you get Mt. Baker and Mt. Rainier from the same field.

One minute to Duvall, 25 minutes to Redmond. Reach them at roneyriverranch@gmail.com.