May to October
Horseback trail rides
The trails earlier generations cut across the property, on steady farm horses.
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By reservation
Bring the cows in from the night pasture and milk by hand in the corral, as the family has done for a century. We show you how, the calves stay close, and the morning ends with breakfast on the farmhouse porch.
It is a small, quiet morning. We keep the group to six so the cows stay calm and everyone gets a turn.
We walk out to the night pasture together and bring the milking cows down to the corral.
We show you how to sit, where to put your hands, and how to keep a steady rhythm. Then it is your turn.
The calves wait at the rail and get their share. You can help feed them.
Eggs, bread, and jam from the kitchen, on the farmhouse porch, with the herd going back out to grass.
No. The milk goes to the calves. Breakfast uses milk from a dairy down the road.
Yes, with a grown-up beside them. Most children over six manage it after a few tries.
Around 8am, after breakfast. You have the rest of the day.
Tell us a few dates that suit you and how many are coming. We confirm by email with the address, what to wear, and what to bring.
May to October
The trails earlier generations cut across the property, on steady farm horses.
Read more about horseback trail ridesYear round
Overnight in the century-old family farmhouse, above the lower pasture.
Read more about heritage staysYear round, Saturdays
An hour on foot through the paddocks with a member of the family.
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