The attention to detail at this property was exceptional. The footlights go on automatically as you walk up the path at night, the kitchen is fully stocked if you decide to cook in, a bottle of water for each of us nice and cold in the fridge, the jars of necessities in the bathroom. If you wonder why one of these jars is filled with ear plugs, welcome to the farm where roosters crow at dawn! The earplugs work so use them unless you have an alarm to hear. The place was super clean and comfortable with views of the animals out the windows. The owners were welcoming and offer a tour to introduce all the rescued animals. It was a lot of fun. A highlight for my daughter. The location is close to Sequoia. Note: entrance booth was not open the first day we went (around 7am). You have to scan a QR code to pay. BUT there was no internet service. So best to take care of it online ahead of time if you plan to enter the park early. Otherwise you have to go to the welcome center, get on their wifi and pay that way- but take a screen shot for future days you want to enter the park. The only issue we had was with the shower. You turn a knob to start the water and then adjust a sliding plastic ring behind the knob. Only problem is the Hot and Cold are opposite. Turning to the right makes the water hotter, not colder, like most showers. The water gets VERY hot, so be careful. Otherwise, the Tiny House is an excellent place to stay!

This very clean and very cute tiny house has plenty of space. The views are breathtaking and the location is just down the road for the entrance to Sequoia National Park. Our son loved the loft and the home stayed cool during a heat wave. All of the animals are a delight and will certainly entertain. But it was the host family that made this experience so perfect. Brad and Grace allowed us to help feed, groom, and love on all the animals, sharing their wealth of knowledge and the stories that brought each critter to this rescue. The story behind this family and their animals is one of resilience and healing; the opportunity to be surrounded by such unconditional love will fill your heart with hope.

We stayed with 8 and 10 yo kids in April. The place is really great, located only 15 minutes from park entrance. The house is in the middle of the real farm with a lot of animals around. Our boys were really excited about being on the farm and even helping around. We felt very welcomed and really impressed with the friendliness of everyone.

We had a great time! The tiny house is just 15 minutes from Sequoia National Park. My kids loved sleeping in the loft and getting to have the farm animals so close by. They loved the "animal experience" where the owners introduced us to all the farm animals and told us their rescue stories. They also helped with feeding the animals. I do think you have to really love animals to enjoy this location. The roosters are right outside the front door and will wake you up before sunrise! My kids slept right through it though, and ear plugs are provided if you need them! Overall, we had a great experience!

Fantastic stay at a beautiful location. My family loved all of the animals, even better when we found out their rescue stories. Definitely the perfect location for visiting Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. We also had fun each night playing the atari and other games provided, and roasting marshmallows too. We look forward to returning in the future :-)