Stay in the farmhouse.
A working farm makes an unusual kind of getaway. Wake to chickens and the cow being milked, walk the pasture before breakfast, and go home with cheese.
Kathy's home, with a guest room
The farmhouse dates to the 1850s and still serves as Kathleen Fields' home. When you stay, you're in the house, not a separate guest building. The kitchen is shared, and the coffee's usually on by the time you're up.
This isn't a full-service hotel. Guests come for the riding lessons, the cheese-making classes, the milking demonstrations, and a walk through the wooded trails.
Online booking is being wired up. For now, write or call to check dates. You can also look at open dates on our booking calendar.
What's included
Stay on the farm
Tell us when you'd like to come and how many of you there are, and we'll confirm availability.
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