Naylor's Organic Family Farm Stay
A Truly Unique Getaway Experience
You are invited to leave the routine of your everyday life behind and experience what it's like to live on a rural stone fruit farm. The Naylors welcome you to their newly remodeled ranch-style home where you will stay as their house guests. The accommodations are spacious and comfortable which will make it difficult to get up early to take a tour of the orchards with farmer Mike.
You are invited to leave the routine of your everyday life behind and experience what it's like to live on a rural stone fruit farm. The Naylors welcome you to their newly remodeled ranch-style home where you will stay as their house guests. The accommodations are spacious and comfortable which will make it difficult to get up early to take a tour of the orchards with farmer Mike.
After your tour, breakfast is prepared
and served by Mike and Nori with freshly squeezed orange juice (in
season) and warm homemade muffins. You may even pick the oranges
yourself from the family orchard. In the evenings, you may relax in the
guest parlor and learn about life on a small family farm. Mid-May to
Mid-August there is ripe organic fruit to pick and enjoy. The view
changes with the seasons and you will want to return again to experience
the seasonal activities both on the farm and at the nearby local
attractions. Mike and Nori hope to see you soon.
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Come Experience Life on an Organic Stone Fruit Farm
Our Farm Story
Mike is a third generation farmer with a knack for storytelling. Both of Nori's grandparents were small family farmers, so she spent many days on the farm growing up. Mike and Nori are high school sweethearts. They took over the Naylor farm in 1979 and converted to organic practices in 1984. Mike and Nori moved to the Naylor homestead in 2009 after remodeling it. They first opened their farm stay in 2011.
Mike is a third generation farmer with a knack for storytelling. Both of Nori's grandparents were small family farmers, so she spent many days on the farm growing up. Mike and Nori are high school sweethearts. They took over the Naylor farm in 1979 and converted to organic practices in 1984. Mike and Nori moved to the Naylor homestead in 2009 after remodeling it. They first opened their farm stay in 2011.
