Our stay at Old Alth Farm was nothing short of serene. Even the rainy weather couldn’t dampen our spirits, as there was still so much to enjoy at or around the house. We fell in love with the Pavilion from our very first trip there. One of our favorite moments was watching a lone deer gracefully prance down the gravel road from the kitchen window, followed by the unforgettable sight of a mama bear and her cubs crossing the road. It was peaceful, magical, and a stay we’ll always remember.

Great place to get away.

Fourth stay at the farm house, the house and property were just as great as other years.We got penny apples and carrots, enjoyed the stars, saw the local stuff and ate local food.Can’t wait for next year.

House itself is very nice. Porch and property are beautifully scenic and picturesque. Living room and kitchen are very cozy… cooked several meals and the kitchen is well-equipped. The down stairs was warm and comfortable (visited in November and it was in the 30’s at night) but be aware the upstairs has no heat… it relies entirely on vents drafting heat from downstairs up to the bedrooms. This wasn’t a big deal as the beds are very heavily blanketed… 3 or 4 thick layers of sheets kept me very warm all night. Access to the property is a rough dirt road, which added to the “being way out there” feel and was sort of a positive to the vibe of the trip. All in all, very nice visit, can’t wait to go back. Penny the mule was a delight to watch be a mule, when she wasn’t eating the grass, she was meditating on the nature of the universe staring at trees. Make sure to bring an apple or two for her, we didn’t and I regret it. Definitely will next time.