Memory Lane Farm
Want a different sort of vacation? Come and join us on the family farm for a week or a weekend. We have animals to touch and interact with. Explore the barn, see the farm equipment of years ago, and modern equipment, take a walk through the vegetable garden or a stroll down the lane. Reconnect with the farm in some way. After the chores are finished and you are ready for some relaxation, entertainment or adventure, travel to the nearby Caseville beach, hike the many trails in Huron County, visit the Wind Farm in nearby Pigeon, or just hang out in the hammock at the farm.
This century old farm house has been modernized with electricity, heat and running water. It is fully equipped and ready for your stay. 4 Bedrooms, 1 full bath, kitchen, dining room, and living area.
Please note that this guest house is animal free. As a courtesy to future guests who might have allergies we ask that no pets come inside the house.
Meals are not included.
Amenities include: stove, refrigerator, microwave, toaster, pots & pans, dishes, silverware, iron, and ironing board, washer and dryer, internet, TV/VCR (No satellite hookup, but great for watching local channels and movies.)
All towels, linens, and bedding are provided; alarm clock, Graco portable crib and booster seat.
The house is situated on a 60 acre farm with an old dairy barn, chicken house converted to hay/straw storage and a farm shop. There is plenty of open space to stroll down the lane, or enjoy the country atmosphere without the noise and busyness of the city.
Young children love the farm animals. Here they have the opportunity to touch and interact with them! Learn how to feed and take care of our animals , milk a nanny goat, gather eggs and play with cuddly kittens.
Families or individuals are invited to learn more about one of Michigan's largest industry - Agriculture. Your vacation is not just a vacation but its an educational experience.
In the evenings there is time to fly kites, play games in the yard or just relax around the fire and roast marshmallows.
April, May... Planting season. Cash crops such as sugar beets, corn, and soy beans are planted in our region during this time.
May- September ... Haylage & dry hay harvest. Alfalfa is grown to produce feed for local dairies.
July...Wheat Harvest and Straw baling. Wheat is planted in the fall for the following season. The grain is combined and the stalk is baled for various uses.
September - November Harvest season. Cash crops such as sugar beets, soy beans, and corn are being harvested during this time.
November...Fall Tillage. Fields are tilled and ready to lay dormant during the winter months.
December- March Equipment maintenance and repair.
Life on the farm is not all work and no play. In fact Huron County, Michiganoffers a wide variety of touristideas. Also, each village in the Thumb has its "own" unique festival during the summer. Most of these activities are within 30 minutes.
Spring Maple Syrup Harvesting
Summer Canoeing, Kayaking, Horseback Riding, Hiking, Picnics, Beaches, Picking Blueberries, Shopping
Fall Corn Maze, Apple Orchard, Duck/Goose Hunting, Fall Color Tours
Winter Ice Skating, Ice Fishing, Cross Country Sking
Of course there are numerous miles of countryside to tour by bicycle or motorcycle, and many trails for just hiking any time of the year.
A map to the above activities is available upon request.
Peak Season... June 1 September 30
Weekly rate -Sunday 3 pm-Friday 11am $800
Weekend Friday 3 pm - Sunday 11 am $400
Weekday minimum 2 nights $150 per night
Off Season...October 1 May 31
Weekly rate-Sunday 3 pm-Friday 11am $600
Weekend Friday 3 pm- Sunday 11 am $300
Weekday minimun 2 nights $125 per night
Call for lodging only rates
A $300 deposit is required to make a reservation. This will be returned after a manager check list has been completed following departure.
Cancellations must be made two weeks prior to reservation date for a full refund.
A rental agreement must be signed and dated prior to date reserved.
Memory Lane Farm LLC
96 S. Riskey Rd.(mail correspondence)
8787 Ruby Rd. (House location)
Bay Port, MI 48720
Emily Maust, Manager
(989)453-3835
Email
memorylnfarm_avci.net
Directions to our farm:
From the west take M25 east through Sebewaing. Continue on M25 toward Bay Port. At junction M142 go east 2 miles, turn south onto Riskey Road. Go 1/2 mile, turn left onto Ruby road. This road is gravel. Memory Lane Farm is located 1/2 mile at the end of this road.