EAT•SLEEP•YOGA
Nestled in the rolling hills and hardwood forests of rural Northumberland County, Ontario is a peaceful oasis: great hikes, inspiring views and only minutes to the charming downtown Campbellford. In the summer months, enjoy the pool and sun deck. In the winter, set off cross-country skiing or snowshoeing on over fifteen acres of private wooded trails.
This is your place to retreat, disconnect from the world for a while and "just be". Tune in, tune out and let the surrounding landscape work its magic. There is no television to distract you and although Wi-Fi is unlimited and free, here, think of it as something you would use in case of an emergency. Come refill your well in this relaxed and relaxing historic farmhouse setting! Your stay also benefits our farm sanctuary residents.
We offer accommodations and host retreats for up to 12 people! Please call 705 653 2337 to book.
NOTE: We are currently not accepting pet guests. Apologies for the inconvenience.
SPACES
Simply furnished, each guest room has century hardwood floors, great views and comfortable beds with linens and towels. Optional morning yoga and breakfast are available. Rates start at $40 per person.
SERVICES
Breakfast
is an available option with your reservation and features a selection of high-quality plant-based foods and your choice of tea or coffee.
Free Wifi
High-speed WiFi is available throughout the property, but you just may want to disconnect and recharge.
Grounds
Enjoy a stroll through the hardwood forest, play with the resident fur kids or simply sit and commune with nature.
Morning Yogitation
Optional gentle yoga and meditation is offered in the studio. Suitable for all levels – beginner to advanced.
Pool
Nothing is more refreshing on a hot summer day than a dip in the salt-water pool. Or lounge on the sundeck with a cold drink.
Housekeeping
Fresh, clean towels and linens are provided, along with shampoo and conditioner. Need something? Just ask.
SEE & DO
Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge
This is a wonder that you won't want to miss. The beauty of this adventurous journey changes with the seasons. More information on the website.
Ferris Provincial Park
Over 10 km of trails through forest and riverside settings. Selection of wooded and open car and RV campsites. More information on the website.
Presqu'ile Provincial Park
A bird migration hotspot in the spring and fall. Daily interpretive programs in the summer. Camping sites. More information on the website.
Westben Arts Festival Theatre
It's one-of-a-kind! Whether it's Christmas at the barn, or concerts in the summer, you won't be disappointed. More information on the website.
Curle's Maple Products
Family-operated Maple Farm. Try their maple butter! Sugar shack store and maple museum are open year-round. More information on the website.
Toonie Monument
Neat spot! Small parkette with a giant Canadian coin. Worth the little pit stop. Great views of the water and the river system. More information on the website.
Trans Canada Trail
Just down the road is a gateway that connects 15 communities along a 120 km route, providing a scenic recreational trail through the regions. More on their website.
Northumberland Tourism
Plan the perfect adventure –Northumberland County is an unspoiled region offering a wide variety of unique experiences. Visit their website.
Trent Hills
Located along the Trent Severn Waterway, Trent Hills is a vibrant area and an ideal destination for business, vacation and rural living, Visit their website
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