Satolah Creek Farm

08/16/2026

This was a sweet afternoon at the farm. Six month old Dandelion was so curious about our barn cat who had followed me to the pasture. She was so gentle and the cat so trusting. 🥰 #

08/16/2026

Such a sweet afternoon! Six month old Dandelion was fascinated by the farm’s barn cat, Pockets.

Dandelion’s mother, Daisy, was only three weeks old when she came to the farm. Her mother was ill and couldn’t care for her so we bottle fed Daisy for months. Every night Pockets would curl up in a pile of hay next to Daisy and keep her company.

I wonder if Pockets can tell that Dandelion is her friend’s daughter.

08/16/2026

A sweet Sunday afternoon at the Satolah Creek Farm. Six month old Dandelion was fascinated by our friendly barn cat. 🥰

08/01/2026

One of the farm’s recent Airbnb guests was Kara Ffield, an artist. While here, she spent her days in the pasture photographing, sketching and getting to know the farm’s horses. At night she would journal. Here is what she created.

An Ode to Horses is a beautiful narrative, of images and words, of her time at the farm with our gentle giants. She wrote. “The Clydesdale bowed his head twice successively then turned back towards the stable, his feathered legs streaming behind him. I had been accepted.”

A nature artist's musing journal entry on meeting four horses at dawn at a farm in the Appalachian mountains — the inspiration behind her new silverpoint and equine fine art.

08/01/2026

The bridal party gets to cuddle with our Highland cows. This is Dandelion. When you meet her she will be your favorite flower. 🌼

08/01/2026

Six-month-old Dandelion has gotten so friendly. Now she lets anyone come up to pet her. She will even mosey over on her own to tell you hello and give you a lick. Think of a giant cat tongue. 👅

04/29/2026

Getting a few sweet licks from 6-week-old Dandelion. Her licking is a form of social bonding. It is how she shows affection and trust.

Her mother, Daisy, also loves people, especially brides carrying bouquets of delicious-looking flowers. The cows, donkeys and horses at Satolah Creek Farm all get involved in the wedding festivities.

At Satolah Creek Farm, the animals don’t just make an appearance—they become part of the celebration. From curious calves to gentle donkeys, and a majestic Clydesdale who pulls a white carriage, every moment feels a little more magical.

With two full days on the farm, luxury accommodations for up to 40 guests, and experiences like cow cuddles, pottery, hiking, fishing, and more, your wedding becomes more than a day—it’s an unforgettable getaway.

✨ Come make a little magic of your own—book a tour or reserve your dates today.

04/29/2026

We have a new little girl at Satolah Creek Farm. She was born on Feb 27. Now we need to name her. Any suggestions?

Soon we will have Cuddle a Cow Day and you can meet her.