Ever dream of escaping the city to live the farm life for a few nights?
Left Foot Farms is one of the few authentic farm-stays available in the Mount Rainier region. Stay overnight at this labor of love, a small goat dairy farm. Founded by Jeremy, this working dairy farm is home to approximately cows, goats, ducks, chickens, and an assortment of friendly farm dogs and cats on 5 bucolic acres.
At this farm stay, there are no required chores, only that you relax and enjoy yourself. Guests are able to collect eggs and milk for their breakfast. If you’ve ever wanted to learn more about caring for goats this is a perfect opportunity. The hosts are happy to share their knowledge. A stay at the farm is a chance to enjoy a different pace from the hustle and bustle of city life for a few nights, a weekend, or more.
Spend time at a Goat Farm
Welcome to the Sun Cabin at Left Foot Farm. On a clear day, you can see Mount Rainier from the cabin. The Sun Cabin offers travelers a respite from city life without leaving behind the comforts of home. A queen-sized bed with cozy linens, a full-size day bed, and a fully equipped kitchen. This new cabin will be available starting mid-May and we will update pictures. The rustic cabin has heat but no air conditioning. In the warmer summer months, guests can open the windows and turn on a cool fan. And/or embrace the rural experience, simply let in the fresh air and sounds of the countryside.
Activities Off the Farm
Guests can rent a bicycle or kayak for an additional fee. You’ll need a trailer or a rack for your vehicle if you plan to take the bike far or want to kayak in Alder Lake. Left Foot Farm is located about 10 miles from the shops in downtown Eatonville, 13 miles from Little Mashel Waterfalls, 15-minutes from Northwest Trek Wildlife Park, 15-minutes from Pioneer Farm Museum, 22-minutes from EZ Times Outfitters trail rides, and a 40-minute drive from Mt Rainier National Park.
Q: Is Sun Cabin kid-friendly?
A: Yes, children of all ages are welcome. Just keep in mind Left Foot Farms it is a working farm so you’ll want to keep your kids supervised at all times.
