If you’re looking for a glamping experience, the Art Farm is a great, unique, rustic get away with beautiful valley views and welcoming hosts and other guests. At the end of a dirt road you come upon the property and soon after you’ll see the Red Barn on the left and yurt to your right as well as other tiny cabins, RVs, and various art and tinker projects. Very welcoming of dogs and the host’s dogs greeted us and were great with my little pup. Loved meeting the goats and cats too. The weather was a little rainy and windy while I was there but I look forward to going back when it’s nicer out and having fun with other guests at the clubhouse with a bar, games, and campfire. Remember that you’re basically camping but have the benefits of being in shelter and having a camping toilet, electricity, cooking amenities, refrigerator, space heater, heated blanket, and wifi. I recommend bringing plenty of water for drinking, brushing teeth, and washing hands right at the barn/cabin. The clubhouse and main house with the shower is a nice short hike up a hill so it’s a great quick workout. If necessary you can drive your car up but I wouldn’t recommend it if it’s muddy and you don’t have 4-wheel drive and also just be careful because it’s steep and there is a cliff on one side and people or dogs may be walking up and down. The stars and moon were beautiful at night and there are a few lookouts to gaze from, relax, or meditate. I also drove to nearby Jack’s Place for lunch and the pretzel burger was amazing. This was perfect for the peace and quiet I was looking for at a very reasonable rate where I could cozy up with my pup and watch a movie on my phone over wifi with both hot tea and cold beverages and snacks. If you’re coming from LA or Santa Clarita and don’t mind winding roads, the route up Bouquet Canyon through the Angeles National Forest is scenic and woodsy. Or you can take the 14 and stay on mostly main roads until the last part. Despite being on a lower sporty car, the dirt road was no problem and not bumpy at all when sticking to the speed limit.