I am a nearby resident seeking an easy break from city life and booked my stay at Double Dutch with a friend. It was a great stay, being lulled to sleep by frogs, and waking to the sounds of geese with roosters off in the distance. The trailer is well-equipped with cookware, an impressive collection of spices, an extra blanket for each bed and many pillows. There is also a small selection of games. The night temperature dropped down to nearly zero, and even with the furnace i was happy to have taken a warm sweater that I slept in.
Whilst the trailer has toilet, the farm offers guests a separate building containing two bathrooms and two showers. The building is a very stylish rustic country-chic with reclaimed timbers, galvanized tin, and hooks in all the right places. There is lighting, plentiful hot water, the toilets are flushing, the showers have rain shower heads, but there is not heating. Stepping from my hot shower into the brisk morning air with the vista of field and pond before me was a delight.
The farm has goats in an enclosure, free-roaming ducks, lots of chickens (including adorable chicks), cows in a paddock and dogs. The land is quite ample and I imagine in the spring and summer the cows might graze. Unofficial farm animals include Canada geese and little European wall lizards.
Sue was very very responsive to communication and was very enthusiastic about letting us help feed the goats and let us handle the newest batch of tiny chicks.
Overall it was just the break I needed and I expect I may be back in the future for another stay and to see how the farm continues to develop.