Casa de la Pradera Farm Stay Bed and Breakfast
- A very family friendly place to stay--
kids especially love to feed the
chickens and help collect eggs, and
help pick vegetables in the gardens;
also perfect for couples looking for
a quiet, romantic retreat, and
individuals seeking a pleasant,
private but not too isolated country
visit. Come enjoy the country at
Casa de la Pradera!
More about us
Casa de la Pradera.... (house in the meadow)
is a farm stay bed and breakfast on a working organic farm. It overlooks a meadow, and is a
short walk over the hill from Sierra foothills village of Fiddletown and its historic buildings, and is
only three miles from the Shenandoah Valley and its wineries.
"The Casa" is not just a Bed and Breakfast, but also a small working CSA (community supported
agriculture) farm that produces vegetables, herbs, apples, olives and eggs for local farmers
markets. This is an authentic farm stay. While the farmhouse is a newer building constructed
twenty-five years ago, the Kaiser family, your host, has been on the land for over 50 years.
Set in the peace and quiet of the country, you will hear nothing but frogs at night, and birds
awakening you in the morning. It offers a wonderful escape from city life, a place to unwind and
ground oneself in authentic country life-- and even learn a bit about organic gardening before you
head out to a local winery- or continue on to the High Sierra.
is a farm stay bed and breakfast on a working organic farm. It overlooks a meadow, and is a
short walk over the hill from Sierra foothills village of Fiddletown and its historic buildings, and is
only three miles from the Shenandoah Valley and its wineries.
"The Casa" is not just a Bed and Breakfast, but also a small working CSA (community supported
agriculture) farm that produces vegetables, herbs, apples, olives and eggs for local farmers
markets. This is an authentic farm stay. While the farmhouse is a newer building constructed
twenty-five years ago, the Kaiser family, your host, has been on the land for over 50 years.
Set in the peace and quiet of the country, you will hear nothing but frogs at night, and birds
awakening you in the morning. It offers a wonderful escape from city life, a place to unwind and
ground oneself in authentic country life-- and even learn a bit about organic gardening before you
head out to a local winery- or continue on to the High Sierra.
|
 | |  | |  | |  | |  | |  |
People tell us a stay at "the casa" lets them slow down & reground themselves. Our guests take walks and see what's in season in the garden, take the short scenic drive (or bike ride) to the Shenandoah Valley and its vineyards; Stroll down to the village via the creek; and turn their breakfast and afternoon teas into picnics, lingering affairs enjoying the coffee & conversation with a backdrop of the sights, sounds and smells of the farm and foothills. |
