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Experience the Magic of Summer at Willow-Witt Ranch

Summer is almost here, and there’s no better place to soak it all in than at Willow-Witt Ranch! Whether you’re craving cozy nights in a wall tent, eager to lace up your shoes for the Turtle Trot, or hoping to witness the magic of baby goats being born, there’s something unforgettable waiting for everyone.

Run, Rest, Repeat: Turtle Trot + Camp Out!

6th Annual Turtle Trot trail race fundraiser for The Crest at Willow-Witt Ranch

A Huge Thank You to Our 2025 Sponsors

Ashland Food Co-op
Ashland General Hardware ACE
2 Hearts 4 Feet Walk & Talk Coaching and Consulting
DEI Engineers
Ken Cairn Landscape Architecture
Jefferson Public Radio
Ashland’s Own Shop N Kart
The Forest Conservation Burial Ground

The Turtle Trot is back on Sunday, June 15, and we can’t wait to see you trot, walk, or dash your way around the meadows of Willow-Witt Ranch. Choose from a 10K, 5K, or 1 Mile Fun Run — all followed by a hearty hot breakfast. Proceeds support The Crest’s mission to cultivate connection between people and nature.

Want a truly relaxing race day? Book a one-night stay in a tent site at our campground the night before, and wake up ready to run!

The Campground at Willow-Witt Ranch photo collage of luxury tent cabins, camp kitchen, and outdoor showers (there are also modern indoor shower and bathroom facilities)

Your Glamping Adventure Awaits!

Campground Now Open – Make It Part of Your Summer Hosting Plans

Our furnished Wall Tents and Dispersed Campsites are now open for the season — complete with fireplaces and stunning views. If you’re hosting out-of-town guests this summer,why not treat them to a night or two at Willow-Witt Ranch?

Encourage your friends and family to unwind in nature, explore the farm, and truly experience the Rogue Valley. You’ll be the hero of their vacation plans!

Book Your Summer Adventure!

Baby Goats Incoming!

Try Your Luck at catching the births with a Farmstay
  • Dasha, an Alpine Goat doe pregnant with twins

    Dasha

  • Maeve, an Alpine Goat doe pregnant with twins

    Maeve

Dasha and Maeve are due early June and that means… baby goats on the way!

There’s a good chance you’ll catch the magic of a live birth if you stay with us in early June. Even if you don’t, you’ll still enjoy cuddles with our playful kids, fresh goat milk in the Farm Store, and hands-on farm fun like egg collecting, viewing a goat milking and attending a farm tour.

Don’t miss this unforgettable slice of springtime magic — it’s a perfect family experience or spontaneous weekend getaway.

Book Your Farm Stay

closeup of mourner holding a flower bouquet at green burial ceremony at The Forest Conservation Burial Ground at Willow-Witt Ranch

Memorial Day Open House at the Forest Conservation Burial Ground

Join us Monday, May 26, 2025, from 11:00am–2:00pm to honor your loved ones in this serene natural resting place. Staff will be available for guided visits. Bring lunch, take a walk, and experience the peace of this special place.

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Nature Day Camp 2025 Registration is Open!

Weekly summer camp sessions for kids ages 6–11 are filling fast. From hiking to harvesting, goats to geology, campers explore our 445-acre ranch through hands-on learning and adventure.

Register for Summer Day Camp

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Farm to Tent Cabin

Farm to Tent Cabin

Glamping Tent Cabins at Willow-Witt Ranch in Ashland, Oregon

Written by and photos by Weekend Sherpa, June 29, 2020.

Farm stay guests enjoy fresh mountain air at Willow-Witt Ranch campground

Farm stay guests enjoy fresh mountain air at Willow-Witt Ranch campground (Photo by Weekend Sherpa)

The hardest part of staying at Willow-Witt Ranch will be leaving. This sprawling 445-acre property in Southern Oregon is part organic farm, part campground, part wellness retreat, and wholly relaxing.

  • young camper enjoys morning walk at Willow-Witt Ranch

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  • farm stay guest visits Willow-Witt Ranch Farm Store for fresh eggs, organic produce, goat milk and more

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off-grid campground at Willow-Witt Ranch in the Cascade mountain range

You can pitch your own tent or opt for one of the four lovingly appointed canvas tent cabins (we will not say glamping, oh, damn!). The tent cabins have patios, artisan touches, super cozy beds, and a wood-burning stove. They’re also well spaced for privacy, though expect deer to pass by. For a less rustic option, stay at the four- to six-person Farmhouse Studio on the property, with loft sleeping, a modern kitchen, and a private patio.

farm stay guests enjoy wall tent porch in the forested campground

Willow-Witt is only about 25 minutes from downtown Ashland, yet entirely off-grid, powered by solar and micro-hydro power. Reuse and recycle is in vogue here … and the communal kitchen is spotless and well organized for health, safety, and social distancing. There’s morning yoga in the meadow. There’s private outdoor showers. There’s also very well-kept main bathrooms (important!).  Take a walk around the trails and check out the farm store, where you can pick up fresh eggs from the on-site hens, goat milk, and other provisions, including some really sweet postcards. 

  • walking Ashland, Oregon's Lithia Park

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  • walking downtown Ashland Oregon's plaza area filled with shops and restaurants

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BONUS: While Willow-Witt’s tiny farm store has some good primary provisions like eggs, for more complete food and drink offerings, swing by the Ashland Food Co-op in downtown Ashland. And explore downtown Ashland’s 100-acre urban oasis, Lithia Park. Beautifully designed, the park follows Ashland Creek, and is a gathering haven for locals and visitors seeking woodland, greenery, duck ponds, waterfalls, wildlife, sycamore tree groves, seclusion, and hiking trails. There’s also a Japanese tea garden.

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