Join us this Christmas season. Beautifully decked out you will find the holidays brighter for being here. Since we like sharing the decorations so much we plan on remaining in Christmas mode for some time into the new year! We have an Alpaca Farm and BNB that stand out as one of the most historic homes in the area. Built in 1878 by a Logger named Higbee, the home has enjoyed tasteful updates but remained true to its origins. We are across from Bison herd which you might find interesting all by itself. Many activities and points of interest await. Comfortable beds and comfortable surroundings will be yours. And don’t forget to enjoy complimentary coffee at our “coffee station” where you can choose from many blends of tea and coffees.

We are Paul & Sandy Clark and we want to welcome you! Together we have always had an open heart and home to welcome new friends so it seemed a perfect fit for us to begin a new adventure as hosts for a Bed and Breakfast. We have found a home with character, history, and beauty that provides a warm and inviting atmosphere. We look forward to offering one of our private rooms which includes use of a large sitting room and library and the dining room. You may also enjoy our onsite private 2 bedroom home. It features a rustic atmosphere enhanced by a love for Michigan theme. Our motto here is “come as guests, leave as friends”. This means we will honor your right to privacy yet be here to show you around the farm and hook you up with amenities if you like. We hope to see you soon!

Come away and relax in the country: Hiking in nearby Manastee, Kayak on Little Muskegon River, Horseback on dirt roads or nearby Hungerford trails, Bike or Snowmobile in White Pines Linear Park nearby. In the heart of a quaint Amish community, we can introduce you to many small stores and produce stands. Buggy rides available on request. Bringing your horse is welcome where you can stall and turnout for a small fee.