Stay on a WORKING (formerly Amish) farm in rural southwest Montana—this private retreat includes a 3-bedroom apartment and two separate tiny cabins, ideal for groups to stay together while having their own space. This is a true farm experience—rustic, grounded, and one-of-a-kind. Off-grid yet comfortable, expect open land, animals, and the rhythms of farm life. Located 17 minutes south of I-90 near hot springs, hiking, and Montana landscapes.
The experience here is simple and grounded: big skies, star-filled nights, and space to slow down. Enjoy board games, gather with your group, and take in the surroundings. Watch for deer, bald eagles, and even the occasional moose passing through.
We are located in the heart of blue-ribbon fly fishing country, with the Big Hole, Beaverhead, Ruby, and Jefferson rivers nearby. Renova Hot Springs is just 5 miles away for a soak along the Jefferson River.
Our Farm is off-grid (solar), so power is intentionally limited, though you’ll still have the essentials—lights, hot water, and high-speed internet (avg. 100 Mbps) if you need to stay connected.
This is an active working farm, so you may hear animals, equipment, or farm activity at various times of day, including early mornings or evenings. We do our best to respect your stay, but some noise and light are part of farm life.
For your safety, please stay out of animal pens and off the trampoline.
No outside animals are allowed (see note below).
The Farm is off-grid (solar), so power is limited. Please be mindful and avoid running multiple high-energy appliances at once (toaster oven, coffee pot, hairdryer, etc.). Lights and laptops are fine, and the propane stove/oven can be used at any time.
Please remove shoes inside the houses.
To help protect our septic system, do not pour grease or anything other than liquid down the sink drains. Thank you.
! Service Animals !
We respect and support the important role of service animals. However, for their safety, our property is not a suitable environment.
We have working livestock guardian dogs whose job is to protect farm animals and deter unfamiliar animals. While they are friendly toward people, they may view other animals as a threat.
For the safety of your animal, we strongly recommend choosing a different accommodation if your service animal must accompany you.
