Such a delightful experience! The entire farm is like a work in progress playground for adults and kids alike. Paddle boats, a plank-walkway to a little island, hanging chairs and climbing ropes, rock gardens, fields to explore, and art everywhere. It’s an easy place to unwind and meditate by the lake for misty sunrises, or to have a bonfire and loudly sing campfire songs accompanied by a deafening frog/cricket backup band. Chris and Co. are fabulously kind and attentive and provided great suggestions for things to do/see in town. We enjoyed their good company and appreciated their thoughtfulness in inviting us in to their events, and also giving us plenty of space to be solitary and do our own thing. In between campfires and sight-seeing, there was live music in their beautifully lit old barn, and even a homemade strawberry rhubarb pie.
As backpackers, this was a cozy glamping experience for sure, complete with electricity, 3 comfy beds, an electric burner/coffee kettle, and fresh springs bottled water. For folks more accustomed to hotels, be prepared for a lovely camping-ish experience with unregulated temperatures, no running water (yet! as of April 2024), the bugs and mud that come with farm life, and outdoor composting toilet.
Will 1000% visit again