Farmstay

Farmstay Stay curious. Stay grounded. Stay on a farm. 🌾

Farm stays, experiences & events that connect you to the people and places behind your food.

Farm Stay USA is your gateway to genuine farm and ranch experiences across the country. We connect travelers with working farms that open their doors to guests looking for something real—fresh air, wide open spaces, and the rhythm of daily life on the land. From cozy cabins and country inns to family-run ranches and off-grid retreats, every stay supports small farms and brings people closer to the

source of their food. Founded by a farmer and passionate advocate for rural hospitality, Farm Stay USA exists to help farms diversify their income while giving travelers unforgettable experiences rooted in nature, community, and connection. Whether you’re planning a family getaway, a solo recharge, or a one-of-a-kind event, we’re here to help you find a place that feels like home, even if just for the weekend.

What is it really like to stay on a farm?We’re beginning a new series that takes you through a day in the life at Farmst...
09/01/2026

What is it really like to stay on a farm?

We’re beginning a new series that takes you through a day in the life at Farmstay farms across the country and our founder, Scottie Jones, kindly volunteered to go first!

Step into a stay at Leaping Lamb Farm in western Oregon, where you can collect eggs, help herd sheep, cuddle goats, explore woodland trails or enjoy a relaxing nap in a hammock in the apple orchard.

Read the first story in the series:
https://farmstayus.com/blog/a-day-in-the-life-at-leaping-lamb-farm

08/27/2026

Some things are best learned on the farm. 🌱

From preserving and cooking to growing, making, and creating, farms are full of opportunities to try something new.

Explore workshops and experiences on Farmstay.

08/21/2026

Just a few of our many farm stays worth a trip to the Northeast. 🌻

From cozy cabins and working farms to trail rides, cooking classes, and plenty of animals along the way — there’s more than one way to experience farm life.

Which one would you visit first?

08/15/2026

This one's for the farmers. 🌾

We spend a lot of time looking at farm websites and profiles, and some of our favorite photos are the ones that give you a glimpse of what it might actually be like to spend time there.

The animals you'll meet. The activities you can try. The things you might learn. The quiet moments, the unexpected ones, and the people behind the farm.

Beautiful property photos are important, but photos of people actually experiencing your farm can tell a whole different part of the story.

Farmers, what's your favorite thing to show off about your farm? 👇

Some of the best days start with no particular plan.Maybe you meet a few animals. Wander through a field. Pick something...
08/12/2026

Some of the best days start with no particular plan.

Maybe you meet a few animals. Wander through a field. Pick something that tastes better straight from the farm. Learn something new. Stay for dinner. Take the long way home.

There’s a lot happening on farms this time of year — and a lot of reasons to get out and experience one.

Where will the farm take you next? 🌻

🍑 August is looking peachy on the farm.Late summer is one of the best times to get out and experience a farm.Farm stands...
08/10/2026

🍑 August is looking peachy on the farm.

Late summer is one of the best times to get out and experience a farm.

Farm stands and U-pick orchards. Workshops and farm dinners. Outdoor adventures, special events, and overnight escapes.

There are so many ways to experience farm life and you can discover them all on Farmstay.

And while you’re there, be sure to subscribe to The Field Guide, our monthly newsletter filled with farm inspiration, seasonal experiences, new places to discover, and ideas for your next farm adventure.

👉 Explore Farmstay + subscribe to The Field Guide (or through the link in our bio).
https://farmstayus.com/

Meet Gratny Livestock — where working farm life and genuine hospitality come together.Some mornings begin by helping mov...
07/27/2026

Meet Gratny Livestock — where working farm life and genuine hospitality come together.

Some mornings begin by helping move the sheep. Others are spent in the saddle, relaxing beneath the shade trees, or enjoying life of the farm.

Kim and Dusten have created more than a place to stay; they've created an experience where guests are welcomed like friends and invited to be part of daily life on their family farm. Meet the sheep, goats, horses, chickens, dogs, and barn cats, enjoy home-cooked meals, gather around the campfire, or simply unwind on the porch and take in the countryside.

As one guest shared:

"If you're looking to trade screens for sunsets, schedules for smiles, and the best family getaway, this is the place!"

Whether you're looking for meaningful family time, a weekend away, or a chance to experience life on a real working livestock farm, Gratny Livestock offers memories that stay with you long after you head home.

🐑 Discover Gratny Livestock on Farmstay and start planning your next farm adventure.
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07/13/2026

Beyond the Overnight Stay

A Farmstay experience doesn't always come with a suitcase.

Across our community, you'll find workshops, farm dinners, flower farms, U-pick experiences, guided tours, and countless opportunities to connect with the people and places that grow our food.

Whether you have an afternoon or an entire weekend, there's a farm experience waiting for you.

🌾 Explore farm experiences at Farmstay.

Which experience would you choose first?

🐑 New to Farmstay: du Trieux Farm One of the joys of Farmstay is getting to introduce you to families who open their far...
07/07/2026

🐑 New to Farmstay: du Trieux Farm

One of the joys of Farmstay is getting to introduce you to families who open their farms and homes to visitors. Today, we're excited to welcome the Castner family of du Trieux Farm in Washington County, New York.

Their 1850 farmhouse is home to a small bed and breakfast where mornings begin with a breakfast made from ingredients grown on the farm and sourced from neighboring producers. Guests are invited to be as involved as they'd like—help feed the chickens, move sheep to fresh pasture before breakfast, explore the barns and fields, or enjoy a quiet morning with a cup of coffee on the porch.

The Castner family raises pasture-raised sheep and chickens using regenerative farming practices and is planting a seven-acre orchard for the future. Their passion for caring for the land is reflected in every part of the guest experience.

If you're planning a visit to the southern Adirondack region, du Trieux Farm also makes a great home base for exploring Lake George, Saratoga Springs, Vermont, hiking trails, skiing, and more.

We're delighted to welcome Brian, Marty, Eli, and Atwood to the Farmstay community!

Learn more: https://farmstayus.com/farms/du-trieux-farm

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