Intentionally Private

Manitoba Unique Stays

quiet, seasonal, unhurried

Come Stay Here

Just off of the beaten path — a place for unhurried stays.

Seasonal Stays — June through October

At Down Home Farm, a quiet, pet-friendly place to land sits just outside Winnipeg near Starbuck, MB — a unique Manitoba stay set beneath the oaks on a private prairie property.

Shaped for couples, close friends, companions, beloved canines, or simply yourself — a stay designed for those seeking  time away from everyday pace, guided by quiet and intention. Each stay is limited to two adults (18+), with a maximum of two dogs per booking.

At the heart of the experience is Sweet Caroline, our reimagined 1978 Airstream — a seasonal, off-grid stay that’s nostalgic, warm, and quietly character filled.

Our second season begins in June 2027, and we look forward to having you out here!

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Unhurried Time, Set on the Prairie

A Quiet Place to Land

When you stay at Down Home Farm, the prairie wraps around you. Tucked off a quiet dirt road, the land opens wide — nestled within 120 acres of crop land, oak woodland, and a private stretch of meandering river — offering the kind of space that lets everything slow on its own.

Good times never seemed so good.

Time here is shaped by season and place — simple, grounded, and intentionally unhurried.

Out here, night settles softly. Mornings arrive without urgency. The quiet isn’t something you have to search for — it’s what happens when there’s room in every direction and the land is allowed to remain undisturbed.

Included in Your Stay

Down Home Farm offers private Stays seasonally, June through October. The information below reflects what is included with your Stay.


Down Home Farm is fully off-grid, so while you’ll have the comforts we’ve included, traditional electrical power isn’t available on the property.

Sweet Caroline is thoughtfully prepared for your arrival. Much of what you need is already here.

Inside Sweet Caroline

  • King-size bed with linens and extra blanket
  • Bath towels
  • Solar-powered lighting
  • Built-in 12V USB charging outlets for phones and other small devices
  • Ice chest, pre-cooled with an ice block
  • Coffee press with coffee, whitener, sugar, sweetener
  • Kettle for boiling water
  • Drinking water (one 4L jug provided)
  • Plates, bowls, cutlery
  • Drinking glasses and mugs
  • Cookware (pots and pans)
  • Cooking utensils
  • Salt, pepper, canola oil, white vinegar, basic spices
  • Dish cloths and basic cleaning supplies
  • Kitchen sink with manual pump and water provided for dishwashing and light kitchen use
  • Portable battery-powered fan (available for hot nights)

Seasonal Notes

  • Open June–October
  • No heat or air conditioning — wraparound windows and mature oak shade help keep the space comfortable in season
  • No Wi-Fi — cell service is generally sufficient, depending on provider

Outdoor Cooking & Living

  • USB re-chargeable lanterns
  • Outdoor propane cooking station (grill/griddle combo)
  • Fire pit with a set amount of split firewood (with firestarter bundle)
  • Additional firewood available for cash purchase
  • Outdoor seating
  • Picnic table
  • Screened outdoor sitting/eating area
  • Private river access with dock

Bathroom Facilities

  • Open air hot shower
  • Private prairie loo with essential toiletries

For Your Dog(s)

Up to two dogs welcome.

  • Two dog beds (small–medium)
  • Dog bowls

    While many essentials are already provided, guests should plan to bring the following items.

    BEFORE YOU ARRIVE

    What to Bring

    Insect Repellent *
    Additional Drinking Water
    Food + Beverage
    Ice + Cooler
    Dog Food + Water (if bringing your fur-friend)
    Shower Toiletries
    Mobile Devices + Charging Cords
    Walking Shoes
    Suitable Clothing
    Rain Gear (if rain is in the forecast)
    Bicycles (if you plan to ride the dirt road)
    Non-Motorized River Gear (if you plan to paddle the river)
    Additional Firewood (available for cash purchase; $10/bag)

    * October 2026: Mosquito activity is now very low across the property, though you may still encounter the occasional mosquito, particularly around sunrise and sunset, on calm days, and in sheltered areas. An insect repellent is still recommended to have on hand for your comfort and protection. We personally use and recommend OFF! Deep Woods (aerosol) and find it very effective.

    The screened-in veranda is a great place to relax if mosquitoes surface, and we definitely recommend lighting a campfire. The smoke makes a noticeable difference.