This is a great place for kids with plenty of animals and loads of haphazard and eclectic things to explore. We loved the breakfast arrangements - Scott put on the breadmaker so that it would finish baking exactly when we said we wanted breakfast... and it was very special to have it with honey from his own bees. It is exciting to see what Lisa and Scott are doing with their semi-rural property and learn about them participating in the WWOOF scheme that takes on traveling students for work. We very much enjoyed it here but one thing for folks to watch out for is that the description is so good that, if you didn't play close attention to the photos, you'd think that this was a luxury five-star farmstay rather than the homely budget family fun place that it is.