What started out as a canvas wall-tent bed and breakfast in 2004 recently morphed into a bed and outdoor bath (us providing guests with kitchens to cook their own meals). We've added pavilion campsites, a guesthouse, RV hook-ups, cottages, a farm store, and a room-to-roam 115-acre nature preserve. Due to pandemic uncertainties and construction setbacks, we won’t be welcoming guests to our farm again until 2022. We’ll begin taking reservations for spring/summer/fall 2022 on September 1, 2021. If you’d like your name added to our September “We’re ready to book your farmstay!” alert list, e-mail us at reservations.

classic truck with cast-iron bed on the back in the wheat fields

willow chair in the golden rolling hills of the Palouse

“Glamping, or glamour camping, one of MaryJane’s pet concepts, is about the juxtaposition of rugged and really pretty, grit and glam, diesel and absolutely darling.”

- The New York Times

October 14, 2005

Dear MaryJane, This place, on a windy fall night, seemed like an island of peace and beauty, comfort and hospitality after my week of strange travels. You have given us a gift I see manifested everywhere I look—a rural home shaped by an artist’s eye and a sense of what, on every level, is RIGHT, and true. Your focused attention to detail draws my attention in turn, to the littlest parts and moments of life, and your grand vision is equally inspiring. My admiration for you and for this place is true and profound.

— Karen Fisher, Dave,
Grant and Lachlan

“A wonderful place where time would seem to stand still, were it not for the shadows crawling across the landscape. Thanks for an abundance of beauty and inspiration. My artistic juices were firing on all cylinders! Wonderful trip; will come again. Thanks for the raspberries, the chopped salad, and the salmon dinner; all so delicious. Thank you also for your gracious and generous hospitality.”

- Sue Gibson, 2019

During a warm day in autumn, a mother and her three young daughters who were staying at our B&B spent their time playing with our animals, picking ripe fruit, swinging with abandon, and roasting marshmallows on a campfire. Here at MaryJanesFarm, days are measured in deep belly laughs and intimate moments with nature.
(The beauty of having invited guests to our farm for so many years is being able to see them year after year. The little girls in the above video came back for a farmstay in 2019 as adults attending college. Click here to read about their stay.)

Guestbook Memories

9 years

14 honeymoons

750+ guests

September 27-30, 2004 | Philip Patnick

How wonderful to go from the canyons of New York City to the rolling hills of this transcendent place. How wonderful to meet you all and enjoy such food and warmth and kinship in the plum pit. I may be a boy, but right now, I'm a farmgirl-at-heart.

October 24, 2005 | Jo Davidson
New York City

Thank you for creating & sharing such an awesome space of peace and relaxation. My stay was one of excitement, solitude, relaxation, wonder, exploration, and connection. Thank you also for all the amazing little details—the gardens and the animals were delightful, especially the quails that came to roost in our plum trees each evening.

May, 2007 | Mark Wolk

A brilliant beautiful day spent in Moscow, Idaho at MaryJanesFarm. I felt the weight of the world lift from my shoulders and the stresses of civilization melt away. A perfect way to relax and get in touch with the most important things life has to offer.
MaryJane, Nick, Megan, Lucas, April, and Charlie,
thank you.

September 30, 2007 | A1 & A2

What a remarkable place you have created & so generously share with the rest of the world. We are better, calmer, and inspired after our girls' weekend on the farm. You make it look so easy to choose a path that allows you to live your dreams. We should all be so lucky! We can't wait to come back ... thank you!

May 20-21, 2009 | Trish LaFrenure

My friend Sherry booked our two days here. I didn't know a thing about the place. I am no "camper". So, when we arrived and were told "let me show you to your tent," I was: 1) Suspicious, 2) Slightly alarmed, and 3) A little worried. Imagine my surprise to find a little piece of paradise here. Now this is the way to camp! I totally want to start my own campground back home in the hills of western Massachusetts. Can't wait to get back to my easel to paint some of these gorgeous surroundings. Meanwhile, I am certainly enjoying my stay.

May 2012 | Sarah

A lovely place with lovely people! Thank you all ever so much for such a scrumptious stay—it has been a beautiful time of rest.

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