100-Acre Farm, Lodging, & Event Retreat in Appalachian Hills

About the Space

This 100-acre farm, lodging, and event facility nestled in the Appalachian foothills near Berea, Kentucky. Offering exclusive access to forests, creeks, fields, and rustic facilities, it’s an ideal location for retreats, celebrations, and creative productions. Highlights: - Exclusive access for up to 18 overnight guests (expandable to 30 with additional fees) - Five unique lodging options: treehouses, yurts, camper, rustic bunkhouse, and more - Community Farmhouse with chef-inspired kitchen, dining, library, classroom, and restrooms - 4,000 sq. ft. Pavilion with stage, dance floor, picnic tables, and bar setup - Seasonal Bath House with flush toilets, hot showers, and sinks - Outdoor amenities: hiking trails, creeks, playground, gardens, yard games, firepits, and hammocks - Two EV chargers available on-site Lodging Options: - Treetop Flyer Treehouse – Cozy lofted retreat with AC, propane fireplace, private outhouse, and decks - Arboreal Abode & Hammock Haven (Tree-Yurt) – A yurt-style treehouse with bunks, dining space, hammocks, and creek access - Vintage Vagabond Camper – Retro camper with kitchen appliances, queen bed, couch, and firepit - Yome Away from Home – Rustic yome with multiple beds, woodstove, solar generator, large deck, and firepit - The Nook Bunkhouse – The most rustic lodging, with futons and bunks in a screened porch-style setup Event Facilities: - Community Farmhouse – Stainless steel kitchen with multiple ovens, island dining, and upstairs classroom with projector and A/V setup - The Pavilion – Large covered space for weddings, concerts, or gatherings with pew seating, picnic tables, stage, and bar - Bath House – Rustic seasonal showers and restrooms - Outdoor Grounds – Forested trails, streams, wildflower meadows, gardens, and plenty of open space Whether you’re planning a creative project, photoshoot or film/photoshoot, the venue combines natural beauty with functional facilities to create a setting that feels worlds away.