OUR FIRST 3 HARVEST HOST STAYS

Our first 3 Harvest Hosts stays have been both memorable and fun. I've decided my favorite locations by far include animals! Cows, chickens, llamas, dogs and any other four-legged friends make it fun! Here's info on the 3 locations in this video:
Welcome Homestead in Baileyton, Alabama is a working farm that centers around Jersey milk cows. They also have chickens, dogs, cats, rabbits and horses. It was interesting learning about regenerative farming and seeing the family's daily routine, which is a lot of work! We supported them with the purchase of grass fed beef they had from a nearby farm. The location was off the beaten path, so be prepared for some country roads. The max rig size is 35 feet. Fair warning: The roosters are up well before sunrise!
Volloma Acres in Micanopy, Florida is a beautiful 40-acre llama ranch. Just six miles off I-75, 20 miles south of Gainesville, the road leading to the ranch is shaded by moss draped trees. The area is also home to some beautiful horse ranches, which can be seen along the drive. Electric and water is available for a $25 fee. In addition to llamas, the ranch has alpacas, a donkey, a zebu cow, chickens, sheep and goats. Right up my alley! We supported them with the purchase of the petting/feeding time with the llamas and a beautiful llama blanket.
Sparacia-Witherell Family Winery is located in Brooksville, Florida, about 30 miles from Tampa. The winery grows native Muscadine and Hybrid varieties of wine grapes. There is plenty of room to park on the grassy lawn that overlooks the vineyards. We were there in January, so the vines were dormant, but I imagine it is beautiful in the spring. The evening entertainment of a live band was fun on the outside patio and made for a great overnight stop. We supported the hosts with the purchase of several items from the gift shop.
For info on Harvest Hosts, visit the website: www.harvesthosts.com.

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Great video!

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Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!