Meet our special family members. We love being able to share them with guests*. They are sure to be the best part of your stay.
Meet our horses: Lady DeVille, Bubba B and Vanilla Beans.
Lady DeVille aka Lady Bird is our Queen B. Lady is a retired race horse that sustained a significant injury in 2017. She was rehabilitated by the National Thoroughbred Wellness Organization and we adopted her in 2020. Lady’s pedigree includes legendary racehorse Secretariat. She is fast as lightning and can often be a bit moody, but she is an amazing leader and extremely professional. Her beauty is simply stunning.
Bubba B is a favorite among all guests. More of a puppy than a horse, this sweet boy will follow you around and give plenty of kisses. Originally bred to race, Bubba B was born in 2018 with an ankle defect that prevented him from ever entering the racing world. He is absolutely precious and sure to steal your heart.
Vanilla Beans (aka Beans) is a retired rodeo star. A champion ex-roper and barrel racer, Beans now enjoys the quiet life on the ranch. Always a gentleman, he is extremely polite, and a guest favorite for evening grooming.
Our goats, Ginger and Cinnamon are full of personality. They are true sisters and were both adopted in 2020. They are both total divas. If these girls could, they would spend the day sipping Chardonnay in a hot tub. Guests in our Lavender Suite can enjoy watching their antics from a window within the suite.
We also have 9 egg-laying hens and 2 dogs named Napa and Vino. Guests will often see Napa and Vino running around the farm. They are both very friendly and will stop to say hi, or sit on your lap.
*We allow all of our animals to live a very natural life. To do this, we do not leave them locked up, on display. Rather, we invite guests to participate in their daily routines and see them in their natural environment. Though our animals follow a daily routine, there are times this routine is adjusted for weather or appointments. We try our best to let guest interact with them, however on rare occasions, they can be stubborn.