A wellness farm is a nature-based retreat that blends agriculture, rest, and intentional experiences to support everyday well-being. It’s a place to slow down, reconnect with the land, and experience wellness in a grounded, non-clinical way.

At our farm, wellness looks like time outdoors, seasonal food, gentle movement, hot and cold therapy, and space to breathe — not treatment programs or medical care. Guests come to reset, reconnect, and build healthier rhythms through nature, not to “fix” something.

Think restorative, not rehabilitative.
Connection, not correction.
A lifestyle experience, not a facility.

We’re starting by focusing on a serviced 10-acre section of the land. This first phase includes site preparation, servicing, and permitting for the wellness spa, cabins, and core infrastructure.

At the same time, we’ll begin establishing the farm itself. Many of the crops we’re planting take multiple years to mature, so this phase is about thoughtful, strategic planting designed for long-term yield, soil health, and longevity — not quick wins.

By building the land and the farm in parallel, we’re setting Westwoods up for sustainable growth, operational stability, and a wellness experience that deepens over time.

We plan to actively farm over 100 acres of the land, with our wellness spaces and cabins occupying less than 10 acres.

Wellness will be woven directly into the landscape — not built on top of it. Think indoor–outdoor Nordic cycle pathways through the fields, natural cold plunges between lavender rows, and sauna huts tucked quietly into the land, visible but unobtrusive.

The farm itself will be central to the experience. An on-site apiary will support pollination for lavender, cranberries, wildflowers, and berry crops. Families and the local community will be welcomed through seasonal u-pick days, with an abundance grown to be shared.

We’ll grow food on the land and host cooking classes for overnight and day guests in a communal kitchen. Programming will include yoga, sound baths, and small, intentional gatherings — always guided by the rhythms of the farm and the seasons.

And this is only the beginning.

Our timeline is directly tied to funding.

If $1,000,000 is raised by April, we will take possession of the land and begin preparing a dedicated 10-acre section. This phase includes land clearing, servicing, and early site work to establish the foundation for the farm. Once this is underway, we will open a second round of financing to support farm equipment, agricultural infrastructure, and expanded development.

If we reach our $3,000,000 funding goal by April, the timeline accelerates significantly. In this scenario, we anticipate:

• A temporary wellness spa operating by May

• Cabins on the land by June

• Phase 2 development underway by Fall

This phased approach allows the project to scale thoughtfully, ensuring the land, the farm, and the guest experience are developed with intention and long-term sustainability in mind.

We’re building Westwoods in two major funding phases, with a total projected build cost of ~$3,000,000 (excluding any future expansion beyond these phases and land purchase price).

Raise 1: $1,000,000

This raise gets the project through acquisition, approvals, and the first “ready-to-build” site work:

• Closing costs

• Legal fees + professional reports (due diligence)

• Clearing + servicing an initial 10-acre section

• Site prep + early infrastructure

• Permits, planning, and professional fees

• Initial operating runway

Raise 2: $2,000,000

This raise delivers the on-the-ground guest experience and the working farm infrastructure:

• Cabins + supporting amenities

• A full wellness spa + outdoor facilities

• Farm equipment + agricultural infrastructure

• Utilities, access roads, and supporting services

Total (Phase 1 + Phase 2): ~$3,000,000

Westwoods is built around land, longevity, and intention — not scale for the sake of scale.

Unlike traditional wellness resorts or retreats, Westwoods is an agriculture-first wellness farm. The farm isn’t a backdrop; it’s the foundation. Wellness is woven into daily rhythms through nature, seasonal food, movement, and hot and cold therapy, rather than packaged programs or clinical treatments.

We are intentionally small-scale and experience-led. Capacity is designed for connection, not volume. Growth is phased and funded responsibly, prioritizing guest experience, land stewardship, and repeat visitation over rapid expansion or flashy builds.

Most importantly, Westwoods is built by a founder who has operated a real, cash-flowing wellness business — not a concept backed by speculative capital. Every decision is grounded in operational reality, sustainability, and long-term resilience.

Westwoods isn’t about being the biggest.
It’s about being rooted, repeatable, and real.

You can reach me anytime via email. The best direct email is collabs@laynejordan.com

I aim to respond quickly—usually within one business day.

At this stage, our financial resources are focused on land acquisition and early development, which means we’re limited in our ability to pay for services immediately.

That said, we are actively building a community of aligned collaborators and professionals who are excited about this vision and may want to contribute in meaningful ways as the project grows. We’re especially interested in connecting with:

• Interior designers

• Graphic designers and brand creatives

• Architects and engineers

• Agriculture and farming professionals

• Planners and grant writers

• Video editors, social, and media teams

If you’re interested in being part of Westwoods early — whether through collaboration, future contracts, or aligned support — we’d love to hear from you. As funding milestones are reached, many of these roles will transition into paid opportunities.

The land is located in the beautiful Squamish Valley. About 15-20 minutes from Squamish.