This was just the most charming, enchanting experience I've had lodging. Waking up to horses with a cup of coffee was so serene. You don't need actual plans here- just bring a good book and go explore the surrounding neighborhood. Next time I would skip the big beaches and just go to the small public one nearby. It was so nice (and free!). Tip- go before 10 cause parking can fill up.
Best parts about the stay:
-The horses are outside a lot and the animals are friendly
-Mo and family were super helpful and friendly as well. Very open to answer any questions
-The area is filled with amazing unique homes, so just walking around was fun
-Walking distance to Casey Farm and a small public beach
Things to know: Remember, this is a rustic experience!
-You share the space with the horses, and they sleep right behind your bed behind a wall. You may hear them stomp around from time to time so light sleepers might opt for the cottage instead
-Barn maintenance during the day (cleaning, feeding horses) so if you want a quiet place to work or to sleep in, be prepared
-The bathroom water smells like sulphur- we just used bottled water to drink and brush our teeth.
-Families staying in the on-site cottage linger around the barn to see the horses, so there were a couple of early mornings we woke up to kids playing right outside the window