PickYourOwn.org
Where you can find a pick-your-own farm near you!
 Farm Bed and Breakfasts - Where to find a Real Farm B & B Near You!

Click here to add this page to your favorites list! - Updated daily!  - Email this page to a friend, or to yourself
 This month's notes: April 2026: Strawberries have a very brief season; and the start in early April in the South, don't miss them: See your state's crop availability calendar for more specific dates of upcoming crops. And see our guide to local fruit and vegetable festivals, such as strawberry festivals and blueberry festivals. Organic farms are identified in green!  Also make your own ice cream - see How to make ice cream and ice cream making equipment and manuals. Please tell the farms you found them here - and ask them to update their information!!!!
Subscribe to our: Email alerts;  Follow us on Twitter or via RSS: Pick your own farms RSS feed

Farm Bed and Breakfasts!

Want to take Your Children to Stay on a Farm? Here's Where to Find One Nearby!

Many people are finding rest and relaxation these days in a rather unusual place.a farm. It is becoming popular for working farms to feature Bed and Breakfast inns on their property. Vacationers love them because they provide an escape from their city lifestyles. These retreats afford visitors an opportunity to be in the country and have contact with animals they don't normally see. It's also a great place for kids to stay. Guests are welcome to help with chores, or they can just kick back and relax. The breakfast at a farm Bed and Breakfast is usually more filling than what you may find at other Bed and Breakfasts. Many feature large country breakfasts of eggs, bacon, ham, pancakes, and toast.

Bed and Breakfasts in general, revolve around a slower pace of life. Farm Bed and Breakfasts allow guests to experience farm life in addition to all the other amenities found at this type of lodging. The farm B&B can be found from coast to coast and I have chosen a few to highlight. Canaan Land Farm B&B, located in Harrodsburg, Kentucky is a working sheep farm where guests can watch the birth of a lamb and visit with a variety of friendly barnyard animals such as cows, donkeys, goats and peacocks during their stay. Guests can also view an assortment of wildlife or partake in bird watching or hiking. Whitefish Bay Farm of Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin is located in picturesque Door County. This B&B is on a farm that raises Corriedale sheep and boasts an art gallery that features works of local artists.

Cedarcroft Farm B&B in Warrensburg, Missouri is a horse farm that resides on eighty acres of woods, meadows and streams. It is not uncommon to see deer, wild turkeys, coyotes, or even a bobcat here. Knolle Farm & Ranch Bed, Barn & Breakfast is located in Corpus Christi, Texas. The Knolle Farm was once a renowned dairy farm consisting of Jersey cows, but they now raise Red Angus beef cattle and horses. Their commercial cow-calf operation includes approximately 500 cows. Those who choose to stay at this ranch have the option of bringing their horses along as well. Guests can also partake in bird watching or hunting duck, geese or quail.

Maple Lane Farm B&B is located in the Kennebac River valley in central, coastal Maine. This small, diversified farm contains Belted Galloway cattle, Percheron draft horses, and Aracauna chickens that lay blue eggs. If you spend the night here, you may hear loons or great horned owls. Cave Hill Farm B&B in Harrisonburg, Virginia delights visitors with its dairy cows and 200,000 turkeys. In Avella, Pennsylvania, one will discover Weatherbury Farm B&B, a farm with cows and sheep, as well as a working blacksmith shop. Roundstone Farm Bed and Breakfast can be found in Olema, California. This farm raises Connemara ponies and Arabian horses, and more than 360 species of birds live in the area. It has been noted as the perfect place to pause, reflect, and refresh.

Although not an ideal getaway for farm folk, farm Bed and Breakfasts can be a refreshing change for urban dwellers or "city slickers." See the cows being milked or milk one yourself, observe the birth of a calf, lamb, pig or horse, collect chicken eggs, and feed the baby animals. You certainly couldn't experience any of this at a hotel. Consider staying at a farm for your next vacation or weekend getaway. Please send email to stacey@agselect.com

Vogt Farm - PA - We welcome you to Lancaster County and our beautiful farm, with the cows in the meadow. This farm was built by Mennonites in the mid-1800s, and you will find lodging here friendly and accommodating. 2006 is all about food in Lancaster County, and it begins at breakfast.

Rocky Acre Farm Bed & Breakfast - Family-style fun awaits at our 200 year old dairy farm. Your family can discover the joys of the simple life by feeding a newborn calf or gathering eggs from the henhouse. Whether you're milking a cow or watching the children ride a gentle miniature horse, petting a lively goat or cuddling a purring kitten, the whole family will love Rocky Acre Farm!

Built just for kids, a colorful playhouse sets the stage for hours of imaginative fun while the grown-ups enjoy our old-fashioned swing set. Watch it all from the beautiful porch that overlooks the wooded creek and rolling hills.

Take a hayride through the rolling hills of Lancaster County's farmland!

Enjoy a hearty breakfast family-style! Your meal may include: Pancakes, waffles or french toast with homemade preserves, tasty sausage, hash-brown potatoes, straight-from-the-oven baked goods, fresh fruit or homemade applesauce, juice, hot coffee and tea, and fresh milk. We're happy to accommodate your special dietary needs.

Victorian-style elegance invites you to converse with new and old friends! Once part of the Underground Railroad, Rocky Acre Farm is filled with history and hospitality!

CALIFORNIA FARM STAYS:

Work Family Guest Ranch, 75903 Ranchita Canyon Road, San Miguel; (805) 467-3233, http://www.workranch.com . Cattle and horse ranch with guest cottage and farm-stay program with a tour of the ranch. Horseback rides, $40 per person; two-person minimum. $150 per night includes dinner and breakfast. Reservations required.

Starr Ranch, 9320 Chimney Rock Road, Paso Robles; (805) 227-0144, http://www.starr-ranch.com . Former urbanites welcome visitors to their 240-acre ranch with its 35 acres of vineyards and orchards. Separate two-bedroom house, $150-$200 per night. $1,200 per week.

Hollyhock Farms, 200 Hollyhock Lane, Templeton; (805) 239-4713, http://www.hollyhock-farm.com . Cottage for two. Farm has Jacob sheep, chickens, orchards, 1-acre vineyard and other crops. Also, a you-pick fruit orchard and cutting garden for flowers. $125 per night, including full breakfast. Two-night minimum on weekends.

Windrose Farms, 5750 El Pharo Drive, Paso Robles; (805) 239-3757, http://www.windrosefarm.org . Two campsites available May to October on this organic farm with sheep and orchards, nursery and gardens. $40 per night, up to four people per site. Portable toilets.

McCall Farm Bed and Breakfast, 6250 Santa Rosa Creek Road, Cambria; (805) 927-3140, http://www.mccallfarm.com . Two-guest-room B&B in an 1885 farmhouse on 20 acres of fruit trees and vegetable gardens. $125-$155 per night.

The Farmhouse at Riverbar Farm

is home to owners Peter & Sharmon Kenyon who operate a farm stay/bed and breakfast inn.  Built in 1905, the house was completely renovated in 2003 to provide guests a comfortable, informal escape from modern life.  No Victoriana, our guestrooms are decorated in Mission style; we have a sitting room, many books, a collection of landscape prints by local artists, and a butler named Lionel. Note that all four guest rooms are on the second floor (20 steps).  The Farm is 18 acres located on California's North Coast in Humboldt County, about 20 miles south of Eureka, near Fortuna and near the Avenue of the Giants (a scenic drive through the Redwood Forest).  We grow a pumpkin patch and corn maze along with sweet corn, squash, and sunflowers.  We raise a few beef cattle and pigs each year.  We have chickens, turkeys, ducks, and geese; when they cooperate, you can collect eggs for breakfast.  We share the farm with wild California Quail, Redtail Hawks, Kestrels, Blue Herons, Egrets, Gophers, and Deer.  We've seen eagles and river otters.   We enjoy life on the farm and we hope to be able to share it with you whether you're coming to Humboldt County for a special event or just passing through.

  Call 707-768-9272

or

 Click for reservations !

Directions ...

About 250 miles North from San Francisco on Hwy. 101

About two miles south from Fortuna, CA

About 1.4 miles East on Route 36

Turn right on River Bar Road.

About 0.3 mile to 355 River Bar Road

 

Rose Hill Farm Bed and Breakfast, Thorp, WA: This farm features horses and a rare
breed of Wensleydale sheep. Chip in with farm chores or take the dog for a ...
www.bedandbreakfast.com/about/press.aspx?year=2006&article=02072006

Zion Farms, Rome, GA: This beautiful 340-acre country estate in the North Georgia Mountains offers guests a wonderful equestrian getaway, beautifully appointed guest cottages with a fabulous European motif, and views of surrounding horse pastures. Activities for couples, friends, and families include mountain trail rides with gourmet picnics, riding lessons, culinary classes, wine tasting, hayrides, bonfires, hiking, and fishing. Guests can enjoy mother/daughter or father/son riding weekends, and wine, food, and horse-themed weekends. Fashioned from former stables, cottages rent for $130-200 per night; children over 10 pay $35 per night, under 10, $15 per night. The Osborn Cottage offers seven loft beds with ladders and a bath house, sitting room and more - perfect for those want to rough it, for $45/night for two-night stays. Info: 706-235-8002, www.zionfarms.com.

 

Macadamia Meadows Farm Bed & Breakfast, Naalehu, HI: Take an educational walking tour of the orchard, where the history of macadamia farming and the latest challenges are discussed, amid lush Hawaiian surroundings. Guests love to pick nuts and take them home; breakfast entr?es feature macadamia, too. Rates: $69-129. Info: 888-929-8118, www.macadamiameadows.com.

 

Serenity B&B Inn, Wichita, KS: Let this B&B be your base for discovering Kansas-style agritourism. Within an easy drive is Wyldwood Cellars, the state's largest winery. Ride a wagon across untouched American Tallgrass Prairie into the beautiful Flint Hills, or take part in a real cattle drive with a singing cowboy. Rates: $79-149, add $9 per night for each child over two. Info: 800-281-0484, www.serenitybedandbreakfast.com.

 

1851 Historic Maple Hill Manor, Springfield, KY: This working alpaca and llama farm and B&B is ideally suited for children of all ages. All are encouraged to help feed and interact with the rare Suri alpacas and llamas. The inn's Fiber Farm Store features beautiful garments and gift items made from the farm's alpaca shearings. The annual Autumn Alpaca Farm Festival and Fiber Art Workshops are a highlight for guests, who also find alpaca products in the B&B including blankets, throws, robes, and even teddy bears - all made from the luxuriously soft and warm alpaca fiber. Rates: $100-165, children and pets welcome. Info: 800-886-7546, www.maplehillmanor.com.

 

Maple Hill Farm Inn & Conference Center, Hallowell ME: In addition to offering wonderfully romantic rooms with fireplaces and whirlpool tubs, the barn is brimming with a menagerie of farm animals including llamas, sheep, cattle, steer, chickens, a goat and a pony. Guests are offered barn tours and are encouraged to visit the animals often or assist in collecting eggs, bringing in hay bales from the field, or other farm chores. Rates: $75-190, depending upon the season. Info: 800-622-2708, www.MapleBB.com.

 

TLC Bed & Breakfast and Wellness Center, Jackson, MO: Owners Gus and Trisha Wischmann mill their own grains and use free-range eggs and poultry from local farms to prepare delicious cuisine. A special wellness package is available, including two nights' accommodations, all food, educational programs and a massage for $280 per couple. Guests learn about buying, preparing, and enjoying foods that promote good health. Info: 573-243-7427, www.tlcbnb.com.

 

River Run Bed and Breakfast, Fleischmanns, NY: To boost awareness of the wonder of the region's local farms, River Run offers two nights in deluxe accommodations, breakfast each morning, and dinner at the Andes Restaurant. CIA-trained Chef Ed O'Neill will prepare a five-course tasting dinner for two using ingredients indigenous to local Delaware County farms, served in a casually elegant atmosphere. Package rates start at $235 per couple. Info: 845-254-4884, www.RiverRunBedAndBreakfast.com.

 

Weatherbury Farm Vacation, Avella, PA: Since 1998, this B&B has been educating "city slickers" and their kids about farming and agriculture. The whole family chips in with chores: helping Farmer Dale feed the baby goats and collecting pink, blue and white eggs from the chickens. After chores, options include visiting a rock cave where Indians formerly camped, or taking a trip to Meadowcraft Museum to observe rural life in the mid-1800s. Two-story suites in a beautifully converted livery accommodate families. Children of all ages are welcome, rates start at $113 per night for inn rooms (for two), to $220 for family suites, including farm activities, breakfast, accommodations and taxes. Info: 724-587-3763, www.weatherburyfarm.com.

 

Glasbern, Fogelsville, PA: This working farm is located on 100 acres of verdant Pennsylvania countryside. The organic gardens and heritage livestock provide the majority of meats, vegetables, eggs, and herbs for the award-winning fine dining restaurant. Guests are welcome to explore the many pastures, gardens and greenhouses, and learn about the sustainable agricultural practices used to raise healthy livestock and vegetables. A favorite pastime is collecting eggs from the chickens, or taking part in organic gardening workshops offered by the on-site horticulturalist. The inn is made up of seven Pennsylvania Dutch barns, beautifully restored with many original features, offering a taste of rustic elegance. Info: 610-285-4723, www.glasbern.com.

 

Buck Valley Ranch, Warfordsburg, PA: Families are particularly drawn to this wilderness riding experience the Appalachian Mountains. Guests can help groom the horses, have a brief riding lesson, and experience a wide variety of the Appalachian Mountains' flora and fauna on horseback. A three-day/two-night package that includes lodging in the inn with filled with cowboy memorabilia, all meals, lodging and riding for $250 per adult and $185 for children under 13. Children must be seven years old to participate in trail rides. Children six and under stay free with their parents, and are treated to pony rides in the yard. Info: 800-294-3759, www.buckvalleyranch.com.

 

Memory Lane B&B, Dripping Springs, TX: For those who love animals or want to reconnect with the land, this working farm will offer a unique perspective. Guests enjoy visiting the farm's Nigerian dwarf goats, chickens, donkey, or horse; strolling through the garden; and picking produce that they're invited to take home with them. A labyrinth offers spiritual peace, and for just $7.50, those inclined can join in two-hour Friday yoga classes. Rates: $120 per night. Info: 512-894-0700, www.memorylanebedandbreakfast.com.

 

Stony Ridge Ranch Retreat, Hondo, TX: Relax in the Texas Hill Country on this deer ranch, where white-tail deer are pen-raised then released onto the high fenced area of the ranch. Guests help feed the deer, and in June and July can even feed the fawns. Stay in a beautifully appointed log home or cabins, and enjoy three-course dinners prepared each evening, including wild game dinners served on Saturday nights. Info: 830-562-3542, www.stonyridgeranch.com.

 

Holly Lane Gardens, Bainbridge Island, WA: Join innkeeper and farmer Patti Dusbabek to help farm vegetables, herbs, flowers and greenery. Guests are invited to help bake for the weekly Farmer's Market in the summer, and dunk taper candles in the on-site candle factory, or prepare jams, jellies and vinegars from the produce on the property. Friday afternoons, learn how to prepare floral arrangements using bounty from the farm. The cottage and suite offer ideal accommodations for parents and kids, with kitchens, front room and bedroom for $100-125 per night. Children under eight stay free in parents' room; rates for children eight and up are $10. Info: 206-842-8959, www.hollylanegardens.com.

 

Rose Hill Farm Bed and Breakfast, Thorp, WA: This farm features horses and a rare breed of Wensleydale sheep. Chip in with farm chores or take the dog for a walk on five miles of trails, featuring more than 3,000 daffodils in bloom in the spring. There's fly fishing on the inn's three miles of Yakima River frontage, and wild turkeys and deer, grey horned owls, and eagles for those who love to see wildlife in its natural surroundings. Families of up to eight are comfortably accommodated in the cottage, and children of all ages are welcome at the inn, cottage or studio rooms. Rates: $105-195; children 12 and under, $12.50 per night; over 12, $25 per night. Info: 866-279-0546, www.rosehillfarmbb.com.

 

Read more about Farm Stays and other agritainment by visiting BedandBreakfast.com's Specials pages. Simply visit www.BedandBreakfast.com and click on Advanced Search. Choose Special Packages, then Farm Stays from the dropdown box. Alternatively, simply click here for the dropdown box of Specials options: http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/Specials.aspx?ctx=S.

 

For great B&B story ideas, visit the BedandBreakfast.com Press Room at www.bedandbreakfast.com/about/pressRoom.aspx&URL=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.webervations.com/magic-scripts/resbook.asp?memberid=pbk355">  Click for reservations !

Directions ...

About 250 miles North from San Francisco on Hwy. 101

About two miles south from Fortuna, CA

About 1.4 miles East on Route 36

Turn right on River Bar Road.

About 0.3 mile to 355 River Bar Road

 

Rose Hill Farm Bed and Breakfast, Thorp, WA: This farm features horses and a rare
breed of Wensleydale sheep. Chip in with farm chores or take the dog for a ...
www.bedandbreakfast.com/about/press.aspx?year=2006&article=02072006

Zion Farms, Rome, GA: This beautiful 340-acre country estate in the North Georgia Mountains offers guests a wonderful equestrian getaway, beautifully appointed guest cottages with a fabulous European motif, and views of surrounding horse pastures. Activities for couples, friends, and families include mountain trail rides with gourmet picnics, riding lessons, culinary classes, wine tasting, hayrides, bonfires, hiking, and fishing. Guests can enjoy mother/daughter or father/son riding weekends, and wine, food, and horse-themed weekends. Fashioned from former stables, cottages rent for $130-200 per night; children over 10 pay $35 per night, under 10, $15 per night. The Osborn Cottage offers seven loft beds with ladders and a bath house, sitting room and more - perfect for those want to rough it, for $45/night for two-night stays. Info: 706-235-8002, www.zionfarms.com.

 

Macadamia Meadows Farm Bed & Breakfast, Naalehu, HI: Take an educational walking tour of the orchard, where the history of macadamia farming and the latest challenges are discussed, amid lush Hawaiian surroundings. Guests love to pick nuts and take them home; breakfast entr?es feature macadamia, too. Rates: $69-129. Info: 888-929-8118, www.macadamiameadows.com.

 

Serenity B&B Inn, Wichita, KS: Let this B&B be your base for discovering Kansas-style agritourism. Within an easy drive is Wyldwood Cellars, the state's largest winery. Ride a wagon across untouched American Tallgrass Prairie into the beautiful Flint Hills, or take part in a real cattle drive with a singing cowboy. Rates: $79-149, add $9 per night for each child over two. Info: 800-281-0484, www.serenitybedandbreakfast.com.

 

1851 Historic Maple Hill Manor, Springfield, KY: This working alpaca and llama farm and B&B is ideally suited for children of all ages. All are encouraged to help feed and interact with the rare Suri alpacas and llamas. The inn's Fiber Farm Store features beautiful garments and gift items made from the farm's alpaca shearings. The annual Autumn Alpaca Farm Festival and Fiber Art Workshops are a highlight for guests, who also find alpaca products in the B&B including blankets, throws, robes, and even teddy bears - all made from the luxuriously soft and warm alpaca fiber. Rates: $100-165, children and pets welcome. Info: 800-886-7546, www.maplehillmanor.com.

 

Maple Hill Farm Inn & Conference Center, Hallowell ME: In addition to offering wonderfully romantic rooms with fireplaces and whirlpool tubs, the barn is brimming with a menagerie of farm animals including llamas, sheep, cattle, steer, chickens, a goat and a pony. Guests are offered barn tours and are encouraged to visit the animals often or assist in collecting eggs, bringing in hay bales from the field, or other farm chores. Rates: $75-190, depending upon the season. Info: 800-622-2708, www.MapleBB.com.

 

TLC Bed & Breakfast and Wellness Center, Jackson, MO: Owners Gus and Trisha Wischmann mill their own grains and use free-range eggs and poultry from local farms to prepare delicious cuisine. A special wellness package is available, including two nights' accommodations, all food, educational programs and a massage for $280 per couple. Guests learn about buying, preparing, and enjoying foods that promote good health. Info: 573-243-7427, www.tlcbnb.com.

 

River Run Bed and Breakfast, Fleischmanns, NY: To boost awareness of the wonder of the region's local farms, River Run offers two nights in deluxe accommodations, breakfast each morning, and dinner at the Andes Restaurant. CIA-trained Chef Ed O'Neill will prepare a five-course tasting dinner for two using ingredients indigenous to local Delaware County farms, served in a casually elegant atmosphere. Package rates start at $235 per couple. Info: 845-254-4884, www.RiverRunBedAndBreakfast.com.

 

Weatherbury Farm Vacation, Avella, PA: Since 1998, this B&B has been educating "city slickers" and their kids about farming and agriculture. The whole family chips in with chores: helping Farmer Dale feed the baby goats and collecting pink, blue and white eggs from the chickens. After chores, options include visiting a rock cave where Indians formerly camped, or taking a trip to Meadowcraft Museum to observe rural life in the mid-1800s. Two-story suites in a beautifully converted livery accommodate families. Children of all ages are welcome, rates start at $113 per night for inn rooms (for two), to $220 for family suites, including farm activities, breakfast, accommodations and taxes. Info: 724-587-3763, www.weatherburyfarm.com.

 

Glasbern, Fogelsville, PA: This working farm is located on 100 acres of verdant Pennsylvania countryside. The organic gardens and heritage livestock provide the majority of meats, vegetables, eggs, and herbs for the award-winning fine dining restaurant. Guests are welcome to explore the many pastures, gardens and greenhouses, and learn about the sustainable agricultural practices used to raise healthy livestock and vegetables. A favorite pastime is collecting eggs from the chickens, or taking part in organic gardening workshops offered by the on-site horticulturalist. The inn is made up of seven Pennsylvania Dutch barns, beautifully restored with many original features, offering a taste of rustic elegance. Info: 610-285-4723, www.glasbern.com.

 

Buck Valley Ranch, Warfordsburg, PA: Families are particularly drawn to this wilderness riding experience the Appalachian Mountains. Guests can help groom the horses, have a brief riding lesson, and experience a wide variety of the Appalachian Mountains' flora and fauna on horseback. A three-day/two-night package that includes lodging in the inn with filled with cowboy memorabilia, all meals, lodging and riding for $250 per adult and $185 for children under 13. Children must be seven years old to participate in trail rides. Children six and under stay free with their parents, and are treated to pony rides in the yard. Info: 800-294-3759, www.buckvalleyranch.com.

 

Memory Lane B&B, Dripping Springs, TX: For those who love animals or want to reconnect with the land, this working farm will offer a unique perspective. Guests enjoy visiting the farm's Nigerian dwarf goats, chickens, donkey, or horse; strolling through the garden; and picking produce that they're invited to take home with them. A labyrinth offers spiritual peace, and for just $7.50, those inclined can join in two-hour Friday yoga classes. Rates: $120 per night. Info: 512-894-0700, www.memorylanebedandbreakfast.com.

 

Stony Ridge Ranch Retreat, Hondo, TX: Relax in the Texas Hill Country on this deer ranch, where white-tail deer are pen-raised then released onto the high fenced area of the ranch. Guests help feed the deer, and in June and July can even feed the fawns. Stay in a beautifully appointed log home or cabins, and enjoy three-course dinners prepared each evening, including wild game dinners served on Saturday nights. Info: 830-562-3542, www.stonyridgeranch.com.

 

Holly Lane Gardens, Bainbridge Island, WA: Join innkeeper and farmer Patti Dusbabek to help farm vegetables, herbs, flowers and greenery. Guests are invited to help bake for the weekly Farmer's Market in the summer, and dunk taper candles in the on-site candle factory, or prepare jams, jellies and vinegars from the produce on the property. Friday afternoons, learn how to prepare floral arrangements using bounty from the farm. The cottage and suite offer ideal accommodations for parents and kids, with kitchens, front room and bedroom for $100-125 per night. Children under eight stay free in parents' room; rates for children eight and up are $10. Info: 206-842-8959, www.hollylanegardens.com.

 

Rose Hill Farm Bed and Breakfast, Thorp, WA: This farm features horses and a rare breed of Wensleydale sheep. Chip in with farm chores or take the dog for a walk on five miles of trails, featuring more than 3,000 daffodils in bloom in the spring. There's fly fishing on the inn's three miles of Yakima River frontage, and wild turkeys and deer, grey horned owls, and eagles for those who love to see wildlife in its natural surroundings. Families of up to eight are comfortably accommodated in the cottage, and children of all ages are welcome at the inn, cottage or studio rooms. Rates: $105-195; children 12 and under, $12.50 per night; over 12, $25 per night. Info: 866-279-0546, www.rosehillfarmbb.com.

 

Read more about Farm Stays and other agritainment by visiting BedandBreakfast.com's Specials pages. Simply visit www.BedandBreakfast.com and click on Advanced Search. Choose Special Packages, then Farm Stays from the dropdown box. Alternatively, simply click here for the dropdown box of Specials options: http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/Specials.aspx?ctx=S.

 

For great B&B story ideas, visit the BedandBreakfast.com Press Room at www.bedandbreakfast.com/about/pressRoom.aspx. BedandBreakfast.com is the leading online bed & breakfast Internet directory and reservation network, listing nearly 6,000 B&Bs and inns throughout the United States and internationally. A variety of search functions and extensive maps enable inngoers to find the perfect B&B. Travelers can make reservations online, purchase gift certificates accepted at over 3,200 U.S. bed & breakfast inns, subscribe to a free newsletter, and post questions on expert-hosted message boards. BedandBreakfast.com will soon launch independent reviews, offering inngoers the opportunity to post and read honest, first-hand reviews of BedandBreakfast.com member inns.