This is the quintessential Airbnb experience. This place feels more like a Bed & Breakfast than just a lodging stay. Nestled on a mountainous hillside, the farm was a dreamy and enchanting location. The suite was absolutely perfect, cute, cozy and all the touches of quaint farm decor. The bed was especially nice and plush. I feel like I had some of the best sleep I had in a long time here because of such an amazing bed and pillows. Plenty of blankets to help stay warm in the chilly weather too. I was here on Christmas day and my lovely hosts invited me to share their meals with them. Lauren baked a Christmas quiche is with goat milk and quail eggs. She also fixed me a tray of fresh veggies, almond spread, and homemade goat cheese for a snack. I was amazingly well-fed and cared for. Before I left, Lauren gave me more goat cheese, fresh bread, and fruits for my hiking adventures. Lauren is an excellent cook and her meals are definitely the food highlights of my vacation.
I came during a rainy period so it was very muddy, but I did get a chance to meet the animals and even helped milk a goat. When I got covered in mud and goat poop, Lauren and Mack were kind enough to wash my clothes for me. I did not bring rubber boots on my cross-country trip, but I would recommend if you can and are coming during the rainy season, that you'd bring your own rubber boots.
I can only imagine how delightful the location is when things are dryer and a bit warmer as they have great outdoor seating and BBQ area. The entire area is just beautiful and enchanting.
My only regret is that I couldn't stay longer. This place was such a delightful respite from the hustle and bustle of the city.