The Home

• Entrance to the home includes a few steps on the porch that leads you into the kitchen which contains original cabinets and built-ins
  
• Enjoy complimentary coffee ( Keurig system, Pour Over, French Press) and tea
• We also provide basics in cookware and spices/condiments

• There is one bathroom with a tub and shower 
  
• Please note that we are on a well system.
  • Water may sometimes smell like sulfur and the minerals in the water may
    leave orange mineral stains in the shower and sinks
• High quality reverse osmosis water (RO) is available for drinking and cooking on a separate spigot on the kitchen sin

• There is one bedroom without a door, but has curtains for privacy which includes a queen bed, walk-in closet, room darkening curtains, and washer/dryer with soap for your convenience.
  • We do not recommend washing whites or lights in the washer due to the well water
• The living area TV is equipped with an Amazon Fire Stick and includes basic channels, and our library of movies and TV shows
• High Speed fiber WIFI available

• Wall unit heaters for colder nights can be adjusted on the unit and in-window AC units are available for the warmer months

• Please note this is a 120 year old farmhouse and has many of its original flooring and structure

• We do not offer refunds for bug sightings!
  • Bugs including flies, spiders, ticks, ants, mosquitos, and wasps are common around the farm and creatures such as coyotes, raccoons, opossums, rabbits, birds, mice, bats, and snakes all call Prairie Patch Farm home as it is a wildlife refuge and nature preserve
    Please consider this before booking your stay with us
    
    Interacting with Llamas:
    We welcome you to pet and interact with the Llamas if they approach you- please do not chase them or feed them food of any kind other than the treats we provide for purchase
    
    Inside the barn the llama stall is off limits to all guests as well as their pasture and areas beyond the farmhouse backyard as this is where llamas eat and rest, however you can go inside the llama barn to visit with them at the fence
    
    We cannot guarantee that the llamas will visit the backyard of the farmhouse during your stay, though they commonly enter there during the early morning and evening
    
    We also have a small herd of goats and pigs, please do not feed them anything other than the treats we have for purchase
    
    Throughout the year we host guests in our community for farm visits, llama hikes, and special events and these may occur during your stay
    

• Llama Hikes run from April- June and September- November
• Booking the farmhouse does not guarantee a spot for a Llama Experience and the llamas are on rest July- August due to heat

Up to 6 additional visitors a day pass of 15.00 per person per day and each guest must sign a liability waiver

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  Simon the Alpaca says hello at the fence on the way to a fall trail walk
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  Llamas in the south pasture
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  Bedroom with Queen bed
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  Cedar loop trail creek walk
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  Living area with convertible sofa bed
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  Bathroom with tub/shower
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  Prairie Flowers
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  Hallway
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  Kitchen with complimentary coffee bar
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  Path and steps to entrance of home
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  Earl
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  Hammock and swings available for all ages near the pond
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  Enjoy outdoor space including access to our pond and surrounding common areas
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  Woodland Trail Hike

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