An abundance of wildlife awaits you. Spectacular sunsets! We are located at the base of Sugarloaf Mountain. 1.4 miles from the historic Comus Inn, & a short distance from Sugarloaf Mountain Vineyard. 7 miles of maintained trails on site for hiking, foraging, running & forest bathing.
Please also check out an adjacent suite: https://www.airbnb.com/h/suite-morgan-farm-stay-in-md
Suite Simon is located on the lower level of a property in Montgomery County's Agricultural Reserve in Maryland, USA.
50 acres of mostly wooded (old growth) forest; marked multi-use trails with 5 fenced pastures.
A natural spring-fed pond can be found off one of the trails and is suitable for dogs in which to swim.
Turtles, bull frogs, mosquitos, wild ducks and the occasional hawk, eagle and fox, etc. are known to frequent this body of water.
Guest access
The accessible areas are comprised of a private room with a newly renovated ensuite bathroom.
All furniture/furnishings and appliances are new (2023).
Access to a patio with bistro seating and bluetooth-equipped mood-lighting umbrella to stream music from your devices.
Fire pit.
Jetsetter XL salt-water Hot Tub.
A well-equipped gym is also available for use.
Access to the trails, and should you choose to bring a horse (or more) there is a 4-stall barn. Not fancy but it works. Petrol station-style bathroom.
5 pastures, 3 of which have self-waterers; 4 with run-ins (2 w/fans & lighting) and a paddock. Heated tack room. Hay available for a small stipend.
“Zippy,” a 7-year old rescue feral has made her home behind the washer/dryer in the tack room so be sure to duck if she decides to vacate and literally leap over your head if disturbed, yet totally harmless.
Ample trailer parking.
During your stay
Texting is the preferred method of communication other than an initial greeting in person should the host be on site.
Other things to note
Early check-ins & late checkouts are not permitted primarily because of liability policy; however, if clearly stated in the message thread that the host has agreed to allow a guest early check-in/late check-out, then coverage is applicable.
Friendly large breed GLD roams at will yet can be penned if required.
420 Friendly. Outside only, please!
Guests of all races, faiths, genders & sexual orientations are welcomed. We respect neurodiversity and inclusion.
Our space is located deep in the countryside. Though we treat the exterior to keep out pests including insects and mice, this is a reality of nature. Our space may not be a fit for those who are extremely phobic of these and other wildlife.
Guests should be aware that the forest is home to many creatures great and small. Some of the tiny ones may get into the house from time to time.
NO REFUNDS will be granted because someone encountered or heard a bear, coyote, fox, spider, fly, wasp, a mouse, rat, or a snake, etc. There is no extra charge for the full nature experience!
A signed liability waiver for use of the E-bikes is required for each operator.
Trails, property boundary lines & pasture signage in place.
Please respect the boundary lines to avoid trespassing on neighboring lands. This is important as game hunters are territorial creatures and we don't want you getting shot!
Please note: As this area can be unpredictable for the weather, there is a possibility of serious storms or power outages. We do not offer weather related refunds outside of our cancellation policy so you may wish to purchase trip cancellation insurance for your travels in case you do need to cancel last minute.
In the event of snow/ice conditions, a 4WD vehicle is suggested to navigate the long and hilly driveway to your stay. An ATV is available to collect you, any pets and luggage at the front entrance, if necessary.
Hunting is permitted of wild turkey, deer, dove, geese, rabbit, squirrel, coyote, etc. - in season only - and in compliance with Montgomery County, MD’s strict regulations. Schedule available upon request. Valid hunting license, written permission from host, signed waiver and certification (proof) of all/any weaponry required. All remains following kill/dressing must be disposed of in a responsible manner, into the woods, and inaccessible to resident domestic animals on property.
Thank you for your understanding!
