FREE ADMISSION and PARKING! Tons of kids activities! Bring your whole family!

Double O Ranch/Ovenell’s Heritage Inn & Log Cabins

Address: 46276 Concrete Sauk Valley Rd., Concrete
Miles off of I-5: 30
Phone: 360-853-8494
Owners: The Ovenell Family
Website: www.ovenells-inn.com; www.doubleoranchllc.com

Farm type: Cattle ranch, meat sales.

Directions: From I-5 exit 232 (Cook Road/Sedro-Woolley). East on Cook Road to Sedro-Woolley, turn left, take Hwy. 20 east to Concrete. Turn right on Concrete Sauk Valley Rd. Go 1 mile, cross bridge, stay left. In 2 miles, Double O Ranch/Ovenell’s Heritage Inn is on right.

Farm premises: 580 acre cattle ranch, wildlife preserve.

Ovenell’s Heritage Inn: AAA Rated Accomodations available: Pine log cabins, antique-filled farmhouse with a view of Mt. Baker.

~FREE~Festival activities:

  • ·Educational Displays featuring year-round ranch activities, calving and health care.
  • ·Hayride farm tour through pastures, cattle, CREP project and timberlands.
  • ·Children’s games.
  • ·Equipment displays.
  • ·“Carving a ranch from the wilds” farm history and antique equipment display.
  • ·See ultrasound exam of live steers for carcass quality.
  • ·Interact with Blossom the pink squirrel.
  • ·Pet Skye & Champ the Clydesdales and Secret and Firecracker the mini ponies.
  • ·Visit the ducks, chickens and geese.
  • ·Get up close and personal with Koko and Pug our 1 ton bulls.

Learn while touring these premises: Conservation project along the river, learn about calving, animal health, pasture & timber management, clipping demonstration.

Food ($): Cattleman’s BBQ, homemade bread and jam.

Retail ($): Beef orders, cedar candle holders with beeswax candles, jam/bread baskets, honey

Free Samples: Double O Ranch beef samples, homemade sweet breads, jams, honey and coffee.

Farm history: Double O Ranch and Ovenell’s Heritage Inn was founded in 1940. In 1997 a B & B and log cabins were added. Original 713 acres were purchased by James T. Ovenell and Harold Pearson in the 1940’s. By 1960 James Ovenell and family were sole owners. Today the farm is fourth generation.

AgFARMation: The Ovenells are a pioneer farm family who arrived in the Skagit Valley in the late 1800’s.