Outside, guests may enjoy 2.5 miles of paved paths. Kids love to fly along the paths on their in-line skates. Fly-fish in the ponds, ride the horses or bring your own horses. A meatless gourmet breakfast of a frittata or quiche, fresh fruit and homemade bread with fresh-squeezed orange juice is served in the dining room or on the porch. Next to the arena is a new, Victorian-style vacation house with seven guest rooms decorated with antiques and wood floors.
Every room has a private bath with a claw-foot tub and a shower head shaped like a giant sunflower.
Even the pearl, push-button light switches look authentically antique. Occasionally when the main house is full, bed and breakfast guests may be invited to sleep in the vacation house. You might want to consider chartering a plane to fly into the Sisters Airport just for the pleasure of being picked up in the white Rags to Walkers limousine. It's a toss-up as to whether to visit Bonnie and Neal when the weather is cold so you can snuggle in bed or gaze at the fire, or when the weather is warm and all the fields are green and the wildflowers are blooming. Rags to Walkers Guest House accepts Visa and MasterCard.