Escape the city. Find some peace. Restore your soul. Enjoy a getaway at this rustic, unique and tranquil cabin on our 175 acre farm. When was the last time you saw the stars? Splashed in a creek? Listened to a leaf fall? Or petted the cutest baby goat? The cabin is romantic & remote, but if you want, you can seek out folks who love to talk about farming and food. *** The cabin has a compost toilet, but no running water or electricity. You can find those nearby at the educational center. *** The cabin is in a beautiful, remote, quiet location, but is within a quick walk of modern amenities if you need them. The cabin has a new queen bed and cute rustic decor. It has a sink with a container of water for washing up or doing dishes. There’s a camp stove on the porch for cooking, but NO electricity (except small solar powered lights and cell phone charger.) NOTE: The Cabin has a queen bed for 2 people but can fit a twin size blow up mattress inside, and potentially one on the porch. You can also CAMP out next to the Cabin in your own tent and could probably fit 3-8 more depending on your tent(s) sizes. The cabin does NOT have running water or indoor bathroom. An outhouse is located conveniently nearby with a compostable toilet. *** If roughing it turns out to be too rough for you :) there is a restroom with a shower you can use at our regenerative agriculture education center, located nearby on the property. *** Parking/Camping/RV Update! You CAN drive back along the path and park your vehicle near the cabin, or leave it near the education center. There is also a gorgeous glen you can use for camping, and in the future enough room for an RV. Pictures and updated listing coming soon. Explore our 175 acre farm with over 100 acres of woods, trails, and roads! See the photos and captions. You will be staying at the edge of the upper part of the farm located next to Daisy Hill, a national protected environmental treasure. Education Center: On your way to your cabin you will pass by our regenerative agriculture education and retreat center, large lawn, resident garden, new orchard with chickens, and a playground. Everything here is solar powered. :) Farmstead: Walk down Acorn Trail to our farmstead. The Market Garden is a work of nutritious art. See if you see the artist, Stephan, in the photos! He's brilliant. Livestock: Most of our animals are on the farmstead. Meet the chickens, ducks, goats, sheep and Bennie the cow and friends. Note that the Sheep will want to have the same conversation with you over and over and over... "BAAA. BAAA. BAAA. They team up with the goats to rebuild the soil, plant diversity, and healthy forests. Sunrise Ridge to Blueberry Hill: Folks used to flock to the U-Pick Blueberry operation from 100s of miles away, but the patch has is old. We've got big plans to restore it, and allow camping on the mile road that winds its way along Sunrise Ridge to the blueberries. "Camping with the Goats?!?!" Lower 40: Those are them acres you'll see if you drive into Tiskilwa along Bottom Road. They are Certified Organic Corn and Soybeans now, but we envision and Orchard, with animals grazing in between the trees, and other crops that help rebuild top soil, restore watersheds, increase biodiversity, and sequester carbon.