We loved our time on the farm! The hosts were very responsive and amenable when we had needs or questions. We had enough room for our group but I would say the bunk room is for small children only. We purchased two bundles of firewood earlier in the day before heading out to one of the nearby caves in order to make s’mores, and we got home that evening a fire was already made and burning for us! We had the pleasure of eating the eggs our youngest group member collected for a week after we got home. There were ripe blueberries available for picking and some great hiking trails on the property. We would absolutely consider coming back!

This was our second time visiting this home. Owners are a joy and welcomed us to their hospitality. My family loved the animals and quiet nature as a getaway from the urban life.

This was a perfect spot for our family of 7 to stop on our way south for spring break. The farm is beautiful and the animals were adorable. The hosts were just as sweet as could be and made the experience for our kids even better by letting them pitch in and teaching them the animal care. The kitchen is quite small, but the big screened in porch balanced that out. Beds are super squeaky but comfy. There is lots of space to walk around and explore. The cave was super cool! Just be aware... it's a private outdoor cave-there are salamanders and crayfish and spiders (oh-my) that were there 1st. We all loved it and would definitely go back if we're in the area. Thank you!

I liked how it was on a farm. David was a very respectful man. I think it’s over priced and under cleaned. It smelled like old house. There were cob webs every where. A glass of milk was in a cup spoiled at the top bunk area. It was still a beautiful property. If you are looking for privacy, do not stay here. The owners are right across the way. Although they gave us space, I felt like they were the type to look through the house when we were gone. The lock on the door didn’t work. I will not stay here again.