Hytter i Keystone Heights

«No TV and no phone (by choice). I did hear a TV/ipad in the wagon nextdoor. I thought late afternoon what are we going to do tonight? My granddaughter was so enthralled with her idea of a great time - fishing things out of the pond, visiting the turkeys, and making sure all the animals had non-stop treats. Take plenty of carrots, apples, blueberries, and grapes. So the evening came and after her shower she asked to lay down at the front of our wagon to watch for lightning bugs. Some showed up ...

«This sanctuary provided the experience my heart and soul needed. To experience a world where pigs, roosters, peacocks, dogs, cats, goats and a sheep can safely and freely roam around 20 acres to eat and lay down wherever they want is what I hope for ever animal. Elaine, owner, truly has a passion for these animals. She was kind and helpful throughout our time in the wagon. She maintains the grounds very clean and the animals appear to be very well taken care of.»

«This cozy and quiet cabin has a lot of charm, but we did encounter some issues with the water, which affected our stay. The water wasn’t able to flush the toilet or run in the shower, and since access to amenities was limited, we had to leave earlier than planned. We were expecting everything to be fully functional for the 400 a night rate, as it’s a beautiful cabin with so much potential. If you have a fireplace, it would be wonderful to have firewood available. Additionally, the kitchen could ...