Four members of my family stayed at this quaint farm that doubles as a B&B. Dale and Ellen (owners) built a lovely home on farm land that had been in Ellen's family for a few generations and includes a tributary at the back of the house that Lewis and Clark actually canoed past on their great journey. It's full of wildlife and one of the best sunsets I've ever seen. The house is immaculate and contains many Scandinavian furniture items and nic-nacks. We were also given a tour of the farm's 100 year old barn made of cottonwood. It was an incredible peice of architecture and well preserved. The couple woke extra early for us and cooked us a fabulous breakfast. There are two guest rooms, each with a bath and tv (with Directv)!
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