Visitors can support our efforts to regenerate this property’s soils, forests, plants, and water — stewarded for millennia by the Upland Takelma, Latgawa, Shasta, and Athabaskan peoples.
Scaled to fit into this unique environment, our farming endeavors enhance the health of the land, and self-guided tours demonstrate living in harmony with nature and offsetting one’s carbon footprint. Stay, play and discover our protected inholding within the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument, where you’ll find forests, meadows and wetlands home to wildlife, birds and more than 200 varieties of plants.
Farm Stay Accommodations on the Ranch
Meadow House
The Meadow House is a private three-bedroom, two-bath house a quarter mile from the farm’s center. Sleeping up to 10 guests, it features a wraparound porch with magnificent meadow and mountain views. The open yard can host small weddings, intimate dinners, or family games. Book the Meadow House, along with our other accommodations, for larger groups or events.
Farmhouse Studio
The light-filled Farmhouse Studio looks out on meadows, forests, and the farm. In the heart of our property, it offers privacy for up to six guests with two queen beds in a loft, double sleeper-sofa and full kitchen and bath on the main floor. Enjoy a fire in the woodstove and meals on the secluded deck.
Wall Tents & Camping
Our Campground has a well-appointed community cookhouse, hot water outdoor showers, a spacious bathhouse and lively atmosphere. Four Furnished Wall Tents offer comfortable mattresses, luxurious cotton bedding, down duvets, and wood stoves. Pitch your own tent in one of our forested Camp Sites and enjoy all the Campground amenities.
Activities on the Farm & Ranch
Birding & Nature Watching
A birding hotspot, the ranch boasts nesting pairs of Great Grey Owls. Our garden and farm are alive with birdsong and nests all summer while our wetlands are habitat for a variety of wading birds, including Mallard ducks, common snipes, and Sandhill Cranes. As we brought wetlands back to health, Western Pond Turtles found their way to our small pond, the highest elevation known breeding population, now studied by scientists.
Hiking & Being in Nature
Stroll through our healthy forests, observe more than 200 varieties of plants, soak up sun and breathe our fresh air. Marvel at the stars and Milky Way in our truly dark skies. Picnic in nature with foods produced just a few steps away. Willow-Witt is an experience in the harmonious coexistence of biodiversity and regenerative organic agriculture and a lesson in animals humanely and lovingly raised.
Ashland & Beyond
Venture out to visit Ashland’s shops and restaurants, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, ScienceWorks hands-on museum, other parts of the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument, the historical town of Jacksonville, and celebrated wineries of the Rogue Valley and Applegate Valley. Easy day trips from Willow-Witt include Crater Lake National Park, natural high mountain lakes, and rafting or fishing on the wild and scenic Rogue or Klamath Rivers.