Book a Stay At Cave Creek Farm
Welcome to the reservations page for Farmhouse Stays and Glamping Tents.
Farmhouse Stay
A beautiful hand-crafted farmhouse on a resort-style rustic property located on 20 acres at the end of the road in Trout Lake. This home is perfect for enjoying life in the country, spending time with friends and family, or as a convenient jumping off point to all the adventure awaiting in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest.
Glamping Tents
We have four glamping tents at Cave Creek Farm. These tents are located at the South side along the creek. These spaces are for guests that wish to experience a rustic glamping stay on a working farm.
Farmhouse Testimonials
Kindra, May 2021
“We had an incredible stay on the farm. It was everything we wanted and more. We loved the farms beautiful style, book collection, animals, peaceful vibes ... ALL the things. ”
Natalie, October 2022
“This was our second visit and we had a wonderful time! The house is so cozy and well appointed and the property is gorgeous.”
Mikala, March 2023
“We thoroughly enjoyed our stay! Our host was warm and communicative and made us feel at home right from the start. Five stars! Thank you!”
Glamping Testimonials
Vanessa, August 2021
“My glamping experience at Cave Creek Farm was exactly what I hoped for. The accommodation is as represented in photos & description with delightful & charming discoveries on property. I've already booked another stay.”
Daniel, August 2021
“Great glamping experience and very beautiful nature - we slept like babies warm in the super cozy bed, even when the first really cold and windy night kicked in. We will be back! Thanks Nicole for everything!”
Megan, September 2021
“Nicole’s farm is absolutely fantastic. Upon arrival she greeted us with a big smile and open arms to her beautiful working farm. The icing on the cake was a hot bath under the stars in the claw foot tub outside. Seriously, so amazing!”
Frequently Asked Questions
FARMHOUSE
How many beds are in the farmhouse?
There are 3 queen beds, 1 futon that becomes a queen, and two standard couches. We also have an additional bed that we can set up in the same room as the futon if some folks are cool sharing space.
Can I bring my dog?
The pet fee is typically $200 and we ask that the dog be leashed at all times to ensure the safety of our animals. We also ask that you clean up all 💩and dog hair in the house. There is a $500 fine if any animal is harmed or killed.
Can we have a bonfire?
A burn ban is in effect June - October
Are the roads maintained in the winter months?
The roads are maintained all the way to the house and you shouldn’t have a problem, but an all wheel drive rig is always helpful.
Do you provide firewood for the wood stove in the winter months?
We have firewood allotted for you by the wood stove and at the back door. If you need more, we are happy to sell it to you.
What is the arrival process?
When you arrive to the farm, you will take the first driveway and find your parking space on the right next to the old truck. Someone from our team will meet you to give you a tour of the property when you are ready. If you haven’t already done so, please let us know when you will arrive so that we are available.
The house will be open and ready for you to let yourself in after 4pm. The keys and house manual will be on the table for you.
There are carts parked in front of the farmstand to help transfer luggage to the farmhouse.
What is the guest responsible for at checkout?
Clean all dishes and put them away. If you need to leave the dishwasher running as you’re leaving, that is OK. We just don’t want to come back to pools of bacon grease.
Garbage and recycling is to be taken out to the garage and sorted per the instructions above.
Please gather all towels and leave them in a pile in the laundry room.
Don’t forget to take all your food out of the fridge.
For any excessive dirt or dog hair, please sweep and vacuum; we love our furry friends, but we don’t want to clean up after somebody else’s pet.
Don’t worry about starting any laundry before you leave!
Leave us a message in the Guest Book. We love hearing about your stay!
GLAMPING TENTS
Is there a kitchen or do we need to bring camping supplies?
There is a shared outdoor kitchen space that is stocked with all the basic cooking supplies, a fridge, gas range, wood pellet grill and a couple of sinks.
What is the bathroom situation?
There is a bathhouse for all glamping guests. The bathhouse has a toilet, shower, and outdoor clawfoot tub. Towels and basic toiletries are provided.
How many beds are in the glamping tents?
The glamping tents sleep 2 people. You can request 1 king bed or 2 twin beds. Please let us know what bed setup you prefer before your arrival.
Can I bring my dog?
The pet fee is typically $200 and we ask that the dog be leashed at all times to ensure the safety of our animals. We also ask that you clean up all 💩and dog hair in the house. There is a $500 fine if any animal is harmed or killed.
Can we have a bonfire?
A burn ban is in effect June - October
Are the glamping tents heated?
The glamping tents are only available May - October. If the temperatures are too low in the beginning or end of the season we have a space heater available to keep you extra cozy.
How do we check-in for glamping tents?
We are looking forward to your arrival today. When you arrive to the farm, you will take the second driveway and find your parking space next to the glamping tents. Someone from our team will meet you to give you a tour of the property when you are ready. If you haven’t already done so, please let us know when you will arrive so that we are available.
What is the guest responsible for at check out?
Clean all dishes and put them away.
Garbage and recycling is to be taken out to the garage and sorted per the instructions above..
Don’t forget to take all of your food out of the fridge.
For any excessive dirt or dog hair, please sweep; we love our furry friends, but we don’t want to clean up after somebody else’s pet.