My sister and I stayed here towards the end of March. The location is easy to access. It was a quiet and peaceful getaway. All of the animals are well taken care of and added to the overall wonderful experience. The hosts are very friendly and offered a delicious breakfast. There is also a well-marked trail on the property, for those who wish to commune with nature. Cheesemaking classes are also available. We purchased some of the goat milk lotion, it's made on site (I believe). Wonderful product for the dry Colorado air. I would definitely recommend! read more

MY FAVORITE PLACE IVE EVER STAYED Get ready for the coziest mountain get away where you can run wild with the goats, chickens, ducks, cows,dogs, alpacas, and cats! Everything from the beds to the breakfast was perfect, plenty of study space with games and activities, this place was worth every penny! Gina and Darcy were wonderful chefs and baristas, they made this stay perfect! I simply can't recommend Mountain Goat Lodge enough! read more

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Comfortable room with scenic views. Animals everywhere! Delicious breakfasts served. Pleasant hosts. Nice hiking trail around the property with benches to watch the sun rise and set over the mountains. Fun and informative cheese making class! Hosts went out of their way to make us comfortable. Will return when in the area!! read more

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G.O.A.T. Greatest of all time Best Bed And Breakfast!!! From the moment you come through the front entry you know your on the coolest goat farm in the USA! Spotless clean Beds are high quality comfy Breakfast divine Living room guest area very cool with soaring ceilings, log woodwork, river rock fireplace and goats!!! The hosts are accommodating and amazing. The breakfast is wonderful...oh I mentioned that. Lots of porches to sit with a beverage and watch the goats. We are going out to play with them now! Close to town with great restaurants!!! I love goats now! read more

My husband, and 2 dogs stayed at Mountain Goat Lodge about 2 months ago. We absolutely loved it! The breakfast was amazing, and the owners were so friendly (we thought the husband was a hoot!). Close enough to downtown Salida and not too far away from Buena Vista for a reasonable price! Keep in mind that this is dog friendly so if you have allergies like me, you will need to bring some allergy medicine. We have two hypo allergenic dogs and I completely forgot that I am allergic to dog hair. They do keep beddings clean but there obviously is residue of dog hair on the ground so my allergies were acting up so please be aware before booking! We will absolutely be back with our bubbas next time we visit Salida! read more

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My husband surprised me with a stay at the Mountain Goat Lodge for my 40th birthday, and it was truly the loveliest, loveliest experience -- and I'm not one to just throw around words like "loveliest" willy-nilly, I assure you. First of all, the place is absolutely gorgeous. The first day, I just followed a brigade of goats around, what is it? 15 acres of land? Something like that. I trailed behind them as they grazed the gorgeous, mountain-surrounded grounds because THAT WAS SOMETHING YOU COULD DO. And I got to feel little baby-goat hooves in my lap, and hear happy goat-grunts as I scratched behind goat-ears, and I learned how to make various cheeses (that I won't be able to replicate in my own kitchen, but that's okay), and Gina -- one of the owners -- taught my husband and me the ins and outs of goat-rearing (if you're even a little bit interested in ever, maybe, in a future life, possibly raising goats, TAKE GINA'S GOAT HUSBANDRY CLASS), and D'Arcy -- the other owner -- was just generally a delight, and indulged my husband in video-game talk so I didn't have to (bless you, sir), and both owners make incredible breakfasts, and care wildly about the happiness and comfort of their guests (and their obviously-well-loved animals). If I could give this place all the stars (most of which you can see at night, since there's very little light pollution), I absolutely would. My stay was nothing short of magical. (And, oh! Salida, town-wise, is just charming as heck. Which may have nothing to do with the Lodge itself, but was a nice adjacent-town-perk!) read more

We had a great time. We all had fun playing with the goats, chickens and ducks. Breakfast was fantastic. Darcy and Gina were excellent hosts. We enjoyed getting a class on cheese making and learned a lot about milking goats. read more

Mountain Goat Lodge - Hanging out with Sunny. - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Salida, Colorado

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I checked in late at 10. 219 for room and 20 extra for dogs. In the morning I took dogs outside. There were two dogs off leash, one inside, one outside. When I walked back inside, my dog went to the dining area, and barked a couple times because it was a strange environment. He came right when I called him. As I walked up the stairs, she said in a tone that sounded like it was for one of her goats, "Leash on"! then an exasperated sigh like I committed some kind of horrible act. The attitude and tone were cranky and rude. I expect something different. To add to it she proceeded to talk about me to the other guests! Calling me toxic and aggressive. You have no privacy, everything can be heard through the walls Very unprofessional! I did not have any desire to interact with this woman afterwards. I did not take breakfast, or take any else in. read more

Loved this find. We came in May and it ended up snowing in the morning. But inside it was warm and cozy. Our room had lots of windows to enjoy the darkness of being off the beaten path on the mountains so you could see stars while enjoying the electric fireplace. The house is on septic FYI. The bathroom water pressure and temperature were great! We were on the first floor and there was some noise between floors but not too bad. We had a fridge and two TVs for white noise too. In the morning we got to see the chickens and goats they have on the property and they obviously have other farm projects like expanding the greenhouse going on. I liked the goats and wish we could have stayed to meet the littlest one. Breakfast was awesome. We had a short time line and had to leave before the typical served breakfast and let her know that we wouldn't make it. Graciously she packed us a to go breakfast with everything! Yogurt parfait, egg and ham sandwich, and fresh squeezed orange juice. It was really nice and delicious. Home made and well packaged. Thank you! read more

We drove from Denver just to visit the goats and partake in the morning tour and let me tell you, it was AWESOME! The goats are so loved and well cared for. The property is beautiful. The owners give the tours and you can interact with the goats and even try their fresh milk and cheese afterwards. The owners are SO kind you can tell they really love what they do and they really love these goats. The goats are very friendly and there is a big Llama who watches over them like they are her children. I cannot rate this experience enough. We went in the winter but now that it's summer we're planning to go back :) read more

Mountain Goat Lodge - My new best friends! - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Salida, Colorado

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D'Arcy and Gina were wonderful hosts for our Colorado Staycation and I am so glad we chose the Mountain Goat Lodge and Dairy Goat Farm in Salida. The rooms were spacious and the views unparalleled. If you enjoy star gazing like I do, the night skies are luminous with stars. The animals at the farm are all loved like pets. I overheard Gina speaking to the vet about their 18 year old Llama, insisting that she receive the best of care, despite her advanced age. Because they are so well loved, the animals return the favor, by offering up the very best goat milk and eggs. We absolutely loved the breakfasts, which always included a bowl of fresh goat milk yogurt with fruit, followed by a delicious main dish and accompanied by gourmet coffees. Before we left I let Gina know what a fabulous chef she was, better than the best restaurants we had tried in Salida! We will be back for sure... Sooner rather than later, as I need to replenish my supply of goat cheese. The best I have ever tasted! read more

This place is top notch! The grounds are beautiful. The animals are crazy awesome. So many goats (duh?! hence the name right!?). Got to meet the chickens, ducks, & kitty and pup, too! The communication (emails, website) is excellent. I knew exactly what to expect the whole time I visited. I love that it's so pet friendly. My 7 year old heeler/corgi and I visited. I think my pup wanted to take up residence there, he loved it so much. We stayed in a tipi (very cool experience). The food (breakfast and the charcuterie board) was some of the best I've ever eaten. I really loved this place! I am already dreaming of the day I'll be back. Thank YOU for a super, super experience! read more

The Mountain Goat Lodge is amazing! We booked the whole place over a weekend for a wedding and had a fantastic time. We had 25 adults and a dog on site between the Lodge, campers, trailer and tipi's. We probably could have squeezed in some more depending on couples and how close everyone was. As it stood it was the right amount of togetherness for our group. We stayed in the lodge and the rooms are comfortable with an amazing view to wake up to every morning. Gina and Darcy are very warm and accommodating. They gave us all the attention we needed as well as privacy. We got breakfast two of the mornings and it was SO worth it. The made to order lattes were a big hit! They also were so helpful with the wedding on site and gave us vendor recommendations for the ceremony and helped us coordinate with them on the day of the wedding. The pasture was a gorgeous place to hold our ceremony plus we had the added benefit of some chickens clucking around during the ceremony which made for cute pictures. Maybe most importantly, the goats! They are friendly and adorable and very well taken care of. We did a goat cheese making class one of the days for some guests. Everyone who attended said it was great and we got lots of cheese to take home with us. Overall we had an amazing stay and I'm so happy to have had this as the backdrop to our wedding. I look forward to returning many times. read more

We loved this lodge! The owners, Gina and D'Arcy, were so friendly and accommodating. Our room (just a regular king) had a beautiful view of Mt. Princeton, bed was super comfortable, and room was very clean. The breakfast was a super yummy, delicious home cooked meal. Great hot tub to jump in at night to look at the stars. Great lodge to bring your dog too, nice unleashed fenced area. The lodge is still close to downtown Salida and lots of hiking. Not to mention all the goats! The backyard is filled with friendly goats that's you can play with. We just loved our stay here! read more

Mountain Goat Lodge - Baby goats! - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Salida, Colorado

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Staying at the Mountain Goat Lodge was our first experience with a bed and breakfast. I was a little hesitant at first because I had the idea that it was going to be like staying with a relative that you've never met before, or quite possibly a stranger. It was more like the latter, but fun nonetheless. When we arrived we weren't sure what to expect. We knew a few things to be certain: this was a fully functioning goat farm; they made their own goat cheese, and supposedly served up a pretty serious breakfast. When we walked in we were greeted by a very nice lady named Gina who was the owner of the place. She was very friendly; her dog, not so much. I have to deduct a star because the crazy little bastard bit me on the leg, twice! It didn't draw blood, but still hurt a lot. "Don't mind Tater", she said. "He's a little neurotic." Ya think? She showed us around the place, we chatted a bit, and she made us feel right at home. As far as we were concerned it was our house for the weekend. I was happily surprised that each room had its own bathroom, TV, and desk and balconies with amazing views. I was also very pleased to find out that my lovely wife had booked us the suite which had a living room off of the bedroom and two balcony-patios. After showing us around, talking about the goats, and telling us what time breakfast would be served she left us to get settled in. Our room was very nice and the views at this place are outstanding! We had a large picture window right next to the bed that looked out onto the picturesque mountain range. The room was very clean and well kept. As we settled in, I started to feel right at home. Waking up on our first morning we weren't sure what to expect. We knew there was going to be a nice breakfast for us and it certainly didn't disappoint. The spread was very nice. There were various types of bread, granola, cereals and fruit. She had some homemade goat yogurt and goat milk available too. There was an assortment of juices to choose from and the kicker was that Gina had supposedly once worked at a Starbucks and could make you ANY coffee drinks your heart desired with her industrial espresso machine! The home run for the morning was certainly the country ham and asparagus eggs Benedict with a very delicate hollandaise. There's nothing like a food coma first thing in the morning. The next couple days were nothing short of the first and I seriously couldn't do another breakfast like that the rest of our stay. We had a wonderful time with Gina and the other guests, and we have already contemplated visiting again next season. read more

We had such a wonderful time at the Mountain Goat Lodge! We stayed in the Oberhasli suite - very large and airy, with an outside entrance, beautiful views of the mountains, a balcony and a very comfortable bed! We brought our dog Molly, and she also enjoyed the Mountain Goat Lodge, although she was a little too interested in the chickens for my comfort. This place is extremely dog-friendly - almost all of the other guests had their dogs too. However, it's also pretty quiet, we didn't really hear any of the other dogs barking (except for Molly. She did her fair share of barking, which was a little embarassing for us). We went for a few nice hikes, spent a lot of time relaxing and reading in our room, and also spent some time playing with the baby goats and sitting in the hot tub. Also, the breakfast each morning was fabulous! Antoinette makes the most amazing goat's milk lattes! One morning we had cinnamon french toast in addition to cereal, fresh fruit, goat's milk yogurt and some pastries. The next morning, we had a green chile quiche, breakfast potatoes, a smoothie, and then peach cobbler for dessert! We were stuffed!! This is really a wonderful place to spend the weekend. The owners are very nice and welcoming, and the locale is beautiful. Can't wait to go back! read more

We had a wonderful visit to the lodge. Friends of ours had recommended it after their stay and we couldn't agree more. The owners, dogs goats and chickens were all very friendly and engaging. The food delicious and the lodge clean. We helped milk the goats and used the milk to make cheese the next morning. Please do consider visiting, you won't regret it. We hope to return. read more

My husband and I spent valentines weekend here at first we were not sure what to expect... This place is a Gem and must if you are visiting Salida. The rooms were adorable, spotless, and super Cozy! The homemade breakfast and coffee were Delicous! The only regret is that we couldn't stay longer! read more

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This was our third time coming here and we love it! The retro campers are comfortable, the breakfast is always amazing, and the goats are friendly and fun. We bring our dog and she is right at home. read more

Mountain Goat Lodge - Saphira - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Salida, Colorado

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Very nice B&B outside Salida. In a B&B I like to rate each B since those are what you're looking for right? The bed B was decent. Certainly not an ooh ahhh sort of bed. Not like a big feather bed or big cushy bed that you might find in some. But a good bed. The second B of course in breakfast. We were there two days and had mostly sweet breakfasts both days. Very well done, quite tasty. I'm more of a savory guy, though, so I was a bit disappointed there wasn't that option. Or at least I didn't know about that option. On the last day I saw one of the other guests eating scrambled eggs. Apparently if you asked you could get it. Those things are nice to be made aware of. Which brings us to the owner. Nice lady and a definite D type personality. If you're not familiar a D is very direct, a driver, not given to pleasantries. Again, nice lady and we enjoyed talking to her but if you were a sensitive sort you might take her the wrong way. Evidently she was a Seattle barista at one point and she has an espresso machine. She will make you any kind of espresso drink you want but she seems annoyed if you don't immediately know how to order it. And being a D she doesn't really want to hold your hand through it. She was never rude. She was just direct. I enjoyed her. read more

Overall the experience was your average B & B experience plus some goats. The rooms are nice, the beds comfy. However, if you stay overnight be prepared to awaken around 5AM by the barking of dogs and the grating of an espresso machine. The property itself is nice and the animals are an added charm, just don't forget to watch where you step. Other guests are encouraged to bring their pets and my husband and I were Not expecting so many dogs to be running around loose. A Warning. The owners let their tattooed hooligan son that looks like he's fresh from rehab live on the property. During our stay we saw him frequently and couldn't have been more put off by his drug addict aura and look. What is worse, we caught this sleaze ball rubber necking a glance through our SUVs windows!! How unsettling was that! Not sure if he's a permanent fixture of just hiding from the law, but he needs to be kept out of sight and under supervision! As guests, my husband and I did NOT feel safe with him lurking around like a tattooed weasel. We visit CO annually but will not be returning to this lodge. Overall the Mountain Goat Lodge is worth a gander if you're in the lovely town of Salida which is in every way worth a visit. Maybe stay somewhere else unless you don't mind dogs barking at all hours and strung out thugs wandering around. read more

We stayed in the magnolia trailer a day ago. First it is funky- zero frills. We arrived in the afternoon and it was a very hot day- it would of been very nice if the owners would of emailed us to know approximately our arrival time so they could of turned on the TINY airconditioneers! The place was a mess a discarded dirty toilet brush was on the ground as we walked in- garbage was nex t to an old gril empty lighter fluid an old bag of charcoal all over the place. Wasn't a very nice start to a much needed get away Anyway - we turned on the air and returned several hours later. You need to know that the front door doesn't close , no handrail also a problem for some-scary with bears around- there are holes in the window screens and a window or two are broken.In the morning millions of bugs! If you are a large person don't book this place it's very narrow. The bathroom is tiny as well and the toilet was broken wobbled and barely flushed.Thank goodness we had a roll of toilet paper as the one in the bathroom was almost used up.. There were towels blue and white that smelled of mildew really gross. The bedroom is soooooo small and the airconditioneer sounded like a jack hammer all night long . Also I thought I read that breakfast came with our stay but it didn't! If you stay in the lodge you get the breakfast. You can purchase for $20.00 a basket with an egg sandwich like one from McDonald's a small glass of frozen juice; a store bought tiny Danish and a small goat yogurt and granola cup!! Attention to detail not in this basket! That was a giant misunderstanding as we didn't bring food. Also please read the fine print- if you need to cancel it must be 7 days in advance or you loose your deposit.Their are lots of goats and chickens in a pen.This place is all about goat milk products but please beware the milk is raw! So for many people with an illness or compromised immune system this milk could cause many health problems. Check with your doctor about raw goat milk. Bring a flash light because lighting is an issue. Attention to detail is everything and I think loving what you do as Inn Keepers can make people who are far from home and looking for a respite happy. But this is not that kind of place. read more

The perfect getaway that we needed. We stayed in the magnolia trailer which was beautifully restored. Gina was great

I stayed here last November and wrote a rave review on TripAdvisor, but they deserve as much love as possible! I relaxed in the outdoor hot tub, walked around the property and hung out with the animals, ate an amazing breakfast and sadly had to head out for my next business meeting. If you are passing through the area, or want a unique destination, go to the lodge! read more

Our stay at Mountain Goat Lodge was not what we expected. The innkeeper is less than cheerful. In fact, she was downright grumpy. The lists of do's and do not's on the website should have clued us in on that. The room was so-so with dated decor and less than squeaky clean. The small refrigerator in our room was noisy, going on and off all night. The worst part of the stay was the location. The lodge rooms have beautiful views, but deafening noise of semi's and traffic on 285 make sitting on the deck awful. The maid walked into our room unexpectedly thinking we were away. Can't find much good to say about this stay. The goats were cute. read more

My husband and I stumbled across this last minute. He's a winemaker in Nothern California and I am aspiring to be a cheesemaker. We are extreme animal lovers and were so excited to meet the farm. The husband/owner welcomed us even though we weren't following the time schedule. Very warm owners super sweet. The rooms are excellent beautiful views. The goats were the best experience they are all so sweet and so friendly. We sat in the barn and they all peacefully swarmed us, it was very relaxing. We had the spa to ourselves and made delicious hot cocoa. Woke up to a tasteful breakfast all fresh from the farm. The wife/owner packed me a big fresh yogurt for the long road just being wonderfully hospitable. read more

We had a wonderful stay at the Lodge. Watching the stars from the jacuzzi: unforgettable! Breakfast on the balcony overlooking the mountains: unforgettable. The breakfast itself was not only yummy but served with love. We were so glad we chose to stay here, and will surely come back for more love from Gina! Thanks read more

My husband, my dog, and I stayed at the Mountain Goat Lodge this weekend. We loved it!! It felt as if we were hanging out with old friends. Gina and Darcy were committed to giving us the best experience possible but at the same time they created a relaxed and homey atmosphere. The views are incredible from the bedroom balcony and windows; the room itself is comfy; and the breakfasts were delicious and very generous. Even our dog had a great time! And the rest of the guests were just as relaxed and welcoming! DEFINITELY worth the $$! read more

Great place to stay, wonderful views, the owner is super nice, and the breakfast was awesome!!! Plus adorable animals.

I am not the Bed and Breakfast type. I like my privacy and anonymity but there was not much to pick from in Salida, CO. I found this B&B on line from the Monarch Mountain ski resort website and I found rooms available for not much more than staying in a best western or super 8 that have not been updated since the '70s. This place is a gem! Great hospitality, great amenities and decor. We just drove down from Denver and the first thing we did was jump in the hot tub -under the stars and surrounded by snow covered mountains. Then we came inside and had some fresh chocolate chip cookies and some warm spiced wine. All of this and spending time with my beautiful lady... priceless! read more

My husband wanted to surprise me for my birthday somewhere with adventure and randomness in mind. We tend to plan our trips with some kind of adventure that we never expected. Completely surprised I was excited for this! When we first walked in to check in to our trailer, no one was at the desk. We rang the bell and one of the guests that were staying there said go downstairs they might be doing laundry. As we were about to do so. A lady walked in through the front door and looked at us puzzled. Never said hi and sat at the desk. Knowing now that she was the owner, I said hi and we would like to check in. She said you need to give me a minute I just got done from a 5 mile hike with the dogs and I haven't been in the office all day. My husband and I looked at each other starting to get upset and continued to wait patiently. Remind you we paid for the 3 night stay and the cheese making class $60 each. She finally said here's your keys and because your out of the main building, breakfast is not included with your stay. We went to check out the trailers and they were AWESOME (the reasoning of 3 stars) there wasn't any knifes or spatulas for the bbq, NO BIGGY. So we went back to the house to ask and her response was "oh well just go to our personal bbq and use those". As we proceeded to get the utensils ourselves, they were covered in spiders and bbq grease. We walked back to her kitchen and cleaned them ourselves. When she asked if they were there, we said yes but covered in grease. She said well it's the fault of the customers. They never clean up after themselves... Kinda rude :( After dinner my husband and I went to see the baby goats. Remind you I have grown up with rabbits, chickens, and horses. As we went to go grab a baby goat to hold, we were told good luck since us city people don't know how to do it. I was appalled! I don't know if she was trying to be funny or just rude, there was no exchange in laughter. We grabbed the goats and enjoyed them not the other. I had such a bad experience the first night I told my husband I'm not sure if I want to stay here. He was upset because We had read how great this place was in john fielders book and it said nothing of a rude person making fun in someone spending over 400$ at this place. We ended up making a plan if the cheese making turned out as bad we would pack up and leave, Even if we paid in full! We now understand why there's a 14 days in advance cancelation policy. Yikes! The cheese making was good. But for $60 each... She just made more yogurt for herself and the future guests and gave us a small round of goat cheese, small motz, and small jar of yogurt (no yogurt to eat, only to use as a starter for your batch you make at home). $120 I'm not sure I would ever pay that again! Overall her husband is incredible!! So kind and always giving you the time of day to see how our stay was. The baby goats were so fun to play with and the trailers were air conditioned and the shower nice to have hot water. read more

Our family stayed at the Lodge for one night of our road trip through CO. Our kids had a blast feeding the baby goats and exploring the grounds. Gina and her staff made us feel right at home and were very accommodating. Breakfast was also excellent. I highly recommend the MGL for families as well as couples passing through Salida! read more

My wife and I LOVED our little romantic getaway at Mountain Goat Lodge!! Gina spent so much time making us feel at home and educating us about the ranch. She gave a tour of the greenhouse, the barn, and even taught us how to make Goat Cheese. Yum! The goats were so friendly, we couldn't believe it. There is a nice hiking trail around the grounds and the breakfasts were terrific! Thank you Gina and Darcy. We recommend your ranch unequivocally and will definitely be back. read more

We only stayed for one night but it was wonderful!! Gina and D'arcy are great hosts. Bedroom was spacious and had a balcony overlooking the mountains. Breakfast was cooked to order and they have an amazing espresso machine. We will be back!! read more

Out for our annual ski trip from the east and visiting The Salida / Monarch area for the first time and stayed here as my in laws had stayed here before. This place is great! The rooms are comfy and unassuming and the views, hot tub and the awesome Innkeeper make it a place not to miss if you need accommodations in the area. Also important to note that it is situated between Salida and Monarch. read more

The 1st and probably biggest thing that impressed us was the cleanliness of the place. For a "pet friendly" abode, we could not have been more surprised. The cheese class was neat. And thanks for the impromptu candle light anniversary dinner. Will be back. read more

From the moment we arrived, we felt right at home. The lodge itself is just beautiful. There are views of the mountains from almost any window. We loved going out on our private balcony and watching the sun come up. There is nothing like waking up early in the morning to the sound of goats and roosters to get you motivated to have a great day. The GOATS! OMG, they are so friendly and a few even followed us around. Those little ones are just precious. Thank you so much for your kindness and hospitality. read more

This place is great. It's what a bed and breakfast should be. Nice rooms, comfortable common spaces and a great meal. My wife and I have stayed here twice and we'll be going back for sure. The host, Gina, is super friendly, inviting and passionate about what she does. The rooms are clean, spacious and very nicely decorated The breakfasts are home made from scratch and are better than anything I've found in town. Both times we're stayed Gina served us freshly made yogurt to start and then followed that up with huevos rancheros and Belgium waffles with fruit the first time and second time we stayed. The common area is spacious with comfortable furniture so we never felt crowded or uncomfortable. We also love being able to bring our dogs into the house and so they can relax with us and be social. It truly is a dog friendly place. There's a fenced in dog area where you can let them go off leash. Can't wait to go back! read more

This is about the best B&B I have ever been to! Accommodations are as nice and comfortable as a five star hotel. We had a birthday weekend for four fiends and had a blast. Their breakfast is unrivaled. None of that continental stuff but a full blown farm breakfast made as you request. Gina and Darcy, the owners, take an interest in their guests. They know your name within minutes and remember it! They are fun and are passionate about their business and their goats. Even if you are not into yoga you gotta try the goat yoga! The babies are hilarious! Making goat cheese was totally cool as well! Even if you are not into farm life, this B&B is fantastic! read more

We came here to this little gem not to stay over but to experience a cheese making class. Accessing the lodge is simple and parking is plentiful. The environment is clean and well kept. It has a unique and personalized touch to the ambiance around. With a friendly dog by the name of Sookie (who has different colored eyes) who is curious enough to greet new guests, the lodge is quaint and inviting. The owners Gina and her husband have owned and lived on this property for about 8 years. Gina is spunky and is excited to welcome her guests. You have access to the property to view/pet her beloved goats who also have various and lively personalities. Did I mention they have a llama as well?? With that said, you are more than welcome to hike the trail that spans around their property which takes you about 45min. We took some epic pictures with our new furry friends and the breathtaking scenery around us. You should definitely come check it out for yourself. read more