| Inn Keeper Pepper Fewel was ranch-raised in the orchard and wine country of eastern Washington. She’s been a wife, a mother, a farmer, a rancher, an artist, and always a horsewoman. Her love of family, the land and horses gave rise to Buckaroo Bed Breakfast and Barn in 2001. “I wanted to create a place where my husband, my daughter, my son and his wife could all share this land and our love for it and for each other,” says Pepper. “I wanted a place where people from different backgrounds and all walks of life could come and feel free to be who they are.” |
Tiffany Fewel was destined to become Buckaroo’s Trail Boss. As Pepper’s daughter, she grew up with the same love of horses. A passion further fueled by legendary horseman, Ray Hunt, a frequent guest in the Fewel home and the original proponent of what has become known as “Natural Horsemanship.” Ray’s empathetic way of working with the horse’s mind and body formed Tiffany’s understanding of horsemanship long before the approach became popular. A Guild Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner, Tiffany offers classes and private bodywork sessions for people and animals. . |
Terry Fewel is the proprieter of Buckaroo Bed Breakfast and Bard. He is also the main farmer and husband of Pepper Fewel. Father of Tiffany Fewel. He is the humble welcome to Buckackaroo Bed, Breakfast, and Barn. Buckaroo Bed Breakfast and Barn is a working farm producing a variety of apples, cherries and grapes. Warmer months, we have posh teepees and retro-trailers available April though Oct. During the cooler months we have two luxurious rooms in the main farm house for you to enjoy. And because this is a real working farm with animals & agriculture activities.t
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