About Cedar Mountain Farm Bed and Breakfast
Cedar Mountain Farm is a 440-acre family tree farm at the foot of Cedar Mountain, roughly midway between Coeur d'Alene and Sandpoint. Daryl Ann Kyle's parents, the Hatch family, bought the land in 1950, and she and her husband Al settled here in 1974. The log cabins were handcrafted from timber cut on the property, and the family's first cabin from around 1978 is now the Bunkhouse rental.
Guests choose between farmhouse rooms, the stand-alone Bunkhouse, which sleeps seven and has its own kitchen, and seven RV sites. Granny's Woods and Spring share a private bath with a jetted tub and walk-in shower and are suitable for wheelchair use. The Forest Suite has a log king bed. Rooms are air conditioned. From October through April the Red Barn room switches to a continental breakfast while family uses part of the lower level.
Farmhouse guests get a full country breakfast: sourdough pancakes, cinnamon or orange rolls, bacon, ham or sausage, fruit smoothies, and eggs from the farm's hens when they are laying. Days are for roaming meadows, woods and the creek, visiting farm animals including baby goats, hiking and mountain biking, and, in winter, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and sledding. A chiminea is set up for s'mores. Kids and well-mannered pets are welcome, and the farm hosts reunions and retreats.
Silverwood Theme Park is about five minutes away and Farragut State Park about ten. Lynn's Lavender in Sagle is roughly half an hour north on US-95, so a summer stay can take in the lavender and Lake Pend Oreille the same day.
What to do
- Stay in a handmade log cabin, a farmhouse room or the Bunkhouse
- Visit the farm animals, including baby goats
- Hike or mountain bike across 440 acres of meadow, woods and creek
- Cross-country ski, snowshoe or sled in winter
- Roast s'mores at the chiminea
- Park an RV at one of seven country RV sites
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- Open year-round; continental breakfast in the Red Barn room October through April; winter sports when snow allows
- Hours
- Check-in after 2 pm; check-out 11 am (cabins, rooms and RV sites)
Good to know
- Dogs
- Leashed
- Accessibility
- Granny's Woods and Spring rooms are suitable for wheelchair use; the Bunkhouse and basement rooms require stairs
- Payment
- Card charged 48 hours before the stay
Tips for your visit
- Pets in cabins or rooms cost $10 a night, and dogs and cats must be leashed outside your quarters, even in the fields and woods.
- Mention dietary needs ahead of time so breakfast can be adjusted.
- The Bunkhouse does not include breakfast but has a full kitchen.
- Give seven days' notice to cancel if you can; the card is charged 48 hours before arrival and is not refunded after that.
Pair it with a lavender farm
Lynn’s Lavender · about 30 minutes away
Lynn's Lavender in Sagle is about 30 minutes north on US-95, an easy summer outing from a farm stay here.
Getting there
Questions
Are dogs allowed at Cedar Mountain Farm?
Yes. Well-mannered pets are welcome for $10 a night in cabins or rooms (free in your own RV) and must be leashed outside your quarters.
Is breakfast included?
Farmhouse guests get a full country breakfast; the Red Barn room gets continental October through April, and the Bunkhouse has a kitchen instead.
How far is it from Silverwood?
About 2 miles, roughly a five-minute drive.
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