A family risks everything they own, and possibly their marriage, to run a historic lodge deep in the Pacific Northwest, only to discover the wilderness is the easiest thing they'll have to survive.

SYNOPSIS:

Thyme on the River follows Melissa and Woody Anderson, along with their daughter Sahalie, as they mortgage everything and leave their comfortable and safe life behind to purchase a historic fly fishing lodge deep in the forests of the Pacific Northwest.

Melissa, ambitious to a fault, is confident this is the right choice for the family and especially for herself. Loyal Woody would do almost anything for his wife, but he really just wants to go fishing. His ideal life is simple, easy, and filled with routine. Sahalie only wants to be a normal kid, with unlimited Wi-Fi.

While they all have different visions of what lodge ownership will look like, they all think they are prepared for life in the woods and know exactly what they are getting into.

They are all wrong.