Provençal Farm Experience at Mount Gilead Farm

Welcome to Mount Gilead Farm! We are a family-run working goat dairy and farm with lots of animals and even more stories. This is one of two side-by-side identical units that we offer. We offer a Provençal style room complete with a queen-sized bed, a full bathroom, a kitchenette, and Netflix. The patio out front has a picnic table and wonderful views of animals in pastures complete with the sound of our babbling brook. We look forward to seeing you soon at Mount Gilead Farm! If you are wanting to get away from the busy city life then we have the room for you! At any given time, you can see numerous things happening on our farm from goats lazily grazing on the hillside to horses galloping in the fields. All questions are welcome and we are happy to talk about our livelihood on this family-run farm Breakfast is included and we ask that when you book please let us know ahead of time if you have any allergies. Please note that no pets are allowed on the farm as it is considered a biohazard. And no pets are allowed in the units. You will have a patio with a picnic table next to a stream, as well as the ability to stroll around the property and see any one of our ongoing farm projects. Animals may be interacted with from the opposite sides of gates. We have quite the hill that can be hiked for wonderful views in all directions. Our family is involved in the farm work and someone is always around if you need anything. We are about 9 miles from downtown Asheville and a pleasant 20-minute country ride to our farm. The closest convenience store is about 5 minutes away. The closest food store is Ingles and is 10 minutes away. You will not have any special vehicle to get to your destination. It is somewhat quiet in our area except for our chickens and goats. There is always someone doing something on the farm. Farmer Bob, a previous academic, can be found strolling down the lane smoking a pipe and ready with any kind of story to tell. Farmer Zach can be found fixing fences, welding steel, riding horses or just relaxing around the barn. We are always happy to talk to guests about our newfound livelihood.