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Whatever brings you here, our farm offers a setting where you can relax, reconnect and find room to breathe. Wake to the sound of birdsong, wander along peaceful trails, enjoy our farm animals, big & small, share long meals and conversation, and watch the sun set over the landscape. As evening falls, gather around the fire, exchange stories and enjoy the simple pleasure of being present with one another.
Our comfortable accommodations and welcoming spaces offer the best of both worlds: room to come together and quiet corners to retreat to when you need time to yourself. Guests often tell us they leave feeling different from when they arrived — calmer, clearer, more grounded and renewed.
Sometimes, a change of scenery and the opportunity to connect with the land and community in a meaningful way can make all the difference. And what begins here, travels home with you, finding its way into your relationships, your work and the way you approach life.
Come as you are. Whoever you are. Whatever brings you here.
Your time at Stepping Stones starts here.
Kitchen
Fully equipped kitchen to cater for large groups.
Kitchen is fully-stocked with pots, pans, dishes, service ware, glassware, utensils, 12 and 30 cup coffee makers, Keurig, French Press, electric hot water pot, crockpot, griddle, mixer, blender, microwave, dishwasher, and waffle iron. Basic condiments, 2 refrigerators and a grill are also available.
Downstairs
The two bedrooms on the lower level have direct access to the Fox's Den Living Room.
Clean, comfortable beds for a good night's slumber.
Rindge Room has a Queen bed.
Sharon Room has two twin beds.
Jack & Jill bathroom.
First Floor Bedrooms
Bedrooms on the first floor allow for easy accessibility.
Clean, comfortable beds for a good night's slumber.
The Temple and Harrisville rooms offer Queen beds.
The Wilton and Peterborough rooms offer twin beds.
Two wheelchair accessible, shared bathrooms with shower and W/C.
Monadnock Room
Clean, comfortable bed for a good night's slumber.
Queen room with a private bathroom with a tub.
Living room
Living room with a cathedral ceiling offers eating & meeting space.
Fieldstone Fireplace.
Long Porch
Perfect for rocking with a cup of coffee in the early morning or whiling away an afternoon with a good book
Outdoor Dining Area
Gas grill & lighting.
Other Amenities
Shared pool on the property.
Strong Wi-Fi, Smart TV, Coffee Station, Bar with Glassware, Lawn Games, Board Games, and Puzzles.
Fire Circle.
The Homestead
Where History Lives for up to 16 people
The Homestead has 6 bedrooms. These beautifully decorated bedrooms can sleep 11 guests in their own beds or up to 16 when couples share Queen beds.
Dining Room and Kitchen
The Dining Room offers seating for eight.
Gather in a modernized kitchen and cook up delights to feed sixteen people with ease.
Share meals, conversation, and the simple joy of being together.
Kitchen is fully stocked with a refrigerator, dishwasher, stove, pots, pans, dishes, service ware, utensils, microwave, 30-cup coffee maker, Keurig, electric hot water pot, crockpot, griddle, blender, waffle iron, and there is an outdoor gas grill. Basic condiments are available.
The Sun Room
The Sunroom is a serene place to begin the day as the farm slowly awakes.
With the sun pouring in through the hanging plants, enjoy a delicious breakfast with farm fresh eggs.
Read, meditate, sip coffee on comfy couches. Enjoy a meal at a Tressel Table that seats 8.
Living Room
The Historic Living Room welcomes guests with wide pine floors worn smooth over generations, Indian shutters, and a large fireplace with a cooking crane.
This was once the heart of the home — where travellers gathered, warmed themselves, and shared news from the road.
Revolutionary Room
The Revolutionary Room holds a quiet act of defiance.
The wooden panels above the fireplace were crafted from “King’s Pines” — trees reserved by law for the masts for the British Navy.
Their public display here tells a story of early independence and courage.
This room has a Queen bed.
The School Room
At that time, it was decided that children should not walk more than three miles to school and back each day, so homes like this became places of learning.
This room now is s family room, with a queen and 2 twin beds.
The Library Room
This was Command Central for the gentleman of the house who was granted 50 acres of land in return for being an Army Captain in the French and Indian War.
From this room, all the financial and farm development plans were made. Here the banking records and the family Bible were stored for safekeeping.
Today, this bedroom is the ideal place for a good night’s rest in a comfy queen bed.
The Overlook Room
The Overlook, with its view of the historic barn, is where the schoolteacher lived.
This room has two twin beds.
Stencil Room
The crown jewel of the Homestead.
The largest and most intact remaining example in the United States of original hand stencilling on horsehair plaster walls.
To stand in that room is to step into another time.
This room has a Queen bed.
Owl's Nest Room
This room has two twin beds, a twin trundle and half bathroom.
Other Amenities
An in-ground swimming pool right next door.
A Farm animal barn across the lawn.
Fully handicapped accessible bathroom on the first floor.
2.5 bathrooms on the second floor.
Strong Wi-Fi and places to work.
Outdoor Dining with twinkling lights and a gas grill.
Lawn Games.
A handicap-accessible ramp makes this a very welcoming space
Fire Circle.
Free-standing A/C units help keep cool on hot summer days.
The Historic Bank Barn
A perfect place to gather.
From a small meeting to a larger group event, the Historic Barn offers something beyond four walls. It offers a sense of history, a welcoming atmosphere, and a place to step away from everyday routines and spend time together.
The Historic Barn offers several distinct spaces to accommodate meetings, workshops, retreats, and group gatherings.
The Main Barn Meeting Space
With its seasoned wood, soaring ceiling and open space, the main barn offers a distinctive setting for larger gatherings, meetings, workshops, and celebrations.
Arrange the space to suit your group and create an experience that feels both purposeful and relaxed for up to 50 people.
Please note we do not offer the barn for wedding ceremonies or receptions.
The Phoenix Room
A smaller, comfortable gathering space well suited to intimate meetings, focused conversations, and small-group activities for up to 8 people.
Private and cozy, this space can be air-conditioned, heated or air filtered.
The Wisdom Horse Room
A welcoming space for Wisdom Horse programs, small-group learning, team development, and facilitated sessions.
Wisdom Horse Room can fit 12 for yoga, 16 for Meditation, 25 seated meeting.
Bright and cheery, this space can be air-conditioned, heated or air-filtered.
The Drink Bar & Food Table
Designated areas for refreshments, snacks, and shared meals make it easy to welcome guests and give everyone time to relax and connect.
This space allows for easy access.
The 2nd Floor in the Barn has a refrigerator, 30 cup coffee pot, an electric hot water pot, and cold water dispenser.
Other Amenities
With its unique blend of history and modern-day conveniences like wi-fi, announcing system and smart TV, tables and chairs, the Main Barn offers a distinctive setting for a variety of gatherings.
Arrange the space to suit your group and create an experience that feels both purposeful and relaxed.
The Barn is Handicapped accessible.
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