Why Now is the Time to Ride in Pemberton After the Labour Day long weekend a few things start to fall. The crowds of summer vacation start to fall away, the temperature falls a few degrees, and if we’re lucky just a few raindrops start to fall. If this all seems like a bit of… Read more »
Win a Heli Assist Backcountry Skiing Trip for Two in Pemberton Bought to you by: Want to see and ski the best that Pemberton has to offer? Well then, you will be pretty pleased to hear that Sweetwater Lane Farm B&B, in association with Coast Mountain Guides & Blackcomb… Read more »
As the seasons change and the snowline starts to creep down from the mountain tops, the busy summer tourist season winds down. It is also one of the most enjoyable times to be in Pemberton as it offers the endless activities of summer without the pressure of the summer crowds. Here’s a few of the… Read more »
When we purchased, Sweetwater Lane Farm, long before we even considered opening a bed and breakfast, there was an old fence standing around the main pasture area that was showing significant signs of age. During those initial years the thought of replacing it was all too large to even contemplate. So, we propped it up… Read more »
We are excited to welcome the newest additions to Sweetwater Lane Farm, our mini donkey’s! We are asking you to help us name these little beauties. We have a young male and female who are related and were born in Northern BC last year. The names that are most liked on our Instagram or Facebook… Read more »
Springtime at Sweetwater is a busy time, to put it mildly. The effort we put in now determines the bounty we will reap in the fall and it’s a good thing we get to take it easy in the winter because there are often just not enough hours in the day come spring. It has… Read more »
Aside from the humans there are a plethora of tenants who are all equally as hard working at making Sweetwater Lane Farm the place it is. Here’s a quick rundown of the characters and their contribution to the homestead. Ella the Milk Cow, aka Queen Ella. Ella came to the farm about 5 years ago… Read more »
