When I stayed at Schrute farms, we had the Irrigation room. That room was really cool and different than any other agrotourism farm I have ever been to. I recently went to the Stalk Inn, I thought it was ok but it got a few bad reviews and had to close. The staff was so nice and I felt very welcome. We especially liked Mose's table making demonstration and the homemade beet wine. Everything about this place was very well thought out from the out house to the precise amount of manure in the field, I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for an adventure.

Saw this place on an agritourism blog and jumped on an opportunity for a much needed getaway. The person I made the reservation through was super efficient and straightforward, and almost underpromised the experience. So glad I deciphered the directions (I definitely heard the beehive and didn’t go far enough to smell the bear pee), but I would suggest you try to spot this huge farm on Google maps before you go.
Check-in was quick and my room was small but full of personality (and antique gardening tools). I did manage to find a bo staff in the closet and a katana under my bed. Felt very safe knowing that.

Now let me be clear when I say that my intent was to go off the grid for a bit. I absolutely got what I wanted, and then some. You can’t even see the grid from this place. I have also never experienced so many ways to enjoy beets, pretty much to the point that I don’t have to ever eat them again after this trip. I honestly won’t ever get some of the farm smells out of some clothing.

But was it what I needed? It was exactly what I was looking for, and I’ll wear my souvenir sweatshirt proudly until I return. If you’ve ever been on the fence about staying on a farm, beets, pottery, or competitive archery on a field of manure, you owe yourself a few nights here.

Wow! I’m not sure what we did to get so lucky but the state shut down bc of COVID 19 the night we arrived. There were four people in our party, two were all natural so of course they didn’t have any problems adjusting to the six feet apart mandate (the all natural deodorant kept us away already!) Unbeknownst to us, this charming B&B had a bunker!! I asked Dwight to add it to description but he said his wife thought it was whorish. We stayed down there for many weeks... but the service was great!! Moes continually checked on us and changed our bedpans. I would recommend this adventure to all my friends and family!!