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Jenn’s place is like a slice of heaven. Peaceful, restorative and simply magical. Her love is evident in every square inch- and especially with the animals on her farm. I loved meeting every single one. Nothing like sitting by a fence sharing apples with a few entertaining goats and the sweetest cow.
Bonne Terre - Dec 2025 - A Slice of Heaven!
Jamie
Our family of four (kids 6 and 2) had an amazing time at the farm. The tour and chores were hands on and the perfect level for our kids. Our daughters loved getting to see the animals, playing in the stream, and exploring the area. The food was incredible and our hosts were so friendly and helpful with local recommendations. We hope to return!
Stone & Thistle Farm- August 2024 · Stayed with kids
Emily (New York, New York)
What a fun experience for the whole family! My kids had a blast helping with the farm chores, and fell in love with the animals, especially the goats. We stayed up late stargazing and playing board games, and just had a lot of quality time together. My kids were bummed when it came time to check out, and wanted us to book our next vacation right away. We’ll be back!
Leaping Lamb Farm - June 2025 - Fun for the whole family!
Holly M
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The Global Agritourism Conference goes to Scotland…and so did we!
We recently told our personal Farmstay story at the GAN conference in Scotland and along the way we experienced Scottish farms big and small telling theirs. It was abrilliant experience.
