We stayed here while riding the GAP. It was a a wonderful spot for the night. Nice and peaceful. Beautiful views. Kim and Jeff were wonderful hosts and very friendly. They picked us up in town and dropped us back at the trial. Made it easy. And we Really enjoyed talking with them. Had a great time meeting and petting all the animals. The cats were super friendly. Comfortable beds. And breakfast was great. Plenty of food to fuel our ride. It was a relaxing night. I highly recommend it. read more

Really enjoyed our time at Stepping Stone Farm B & B. Recently came thru town on a Cycling trip from North of Pittsburg to Washington DC and spent the evening / night & morning at Kim & Jeff's place. Having raised animals for decades we really enjoyed the numerous variety and species that made the backdrop for their place. Located up in the hills behind ''downtown' Confluence it was a nice change from the standard places we were stopping as it had an awesome 'country appeal' to it. We were invited for a crab leg dinner with them that Kim was preparing but had plans out in town already. The breakfast however I can report was first rate and powered our ride up over the continental divide the following morning. Our only regret was that we didn't have more time to stay & explore. We'll be stopping again on next years trip. read more

This place is an absolute hidden gem tucked away!! Jeff and Kim were so hospitable and just kind loving people. They went above and beyond to make me and my kids feel like we were home. We came during the winter time and had the place to ourselves! So my son got to help Jeff feed the animals and other little guy loved all the kitties that roamed around their happy barn. Let me just say they love each animal they own and all of them are well taken care of. I could keep going on how wonderful this place is and the owners too!! We look forward to coming back and exploring the area soon again. Thank you both for being so warm and treating us like we were you family for the night! Love to you all and your farm read more