Fairhope Farm

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Escape to Fairhope Farm, a peaceful countryside retreat just minutes from the charm of downtown Fairhope. For more details check us out at www.FairhopeFarm.com

Surrounded by 100 year old live oak trees, this one-of-a-kind stay offers the perfect blend of relaxation and rustic charm. www.FairhopeFarm.com

Whether you’re looking for a place for romance, relaxation, or business, we are happy to accommodate you. Our unique location offers an experience far beyond that of a typical vacation rental or hotel, and our peaceful farm stay provides a welcome retreat from the rest of the world. Fall back to a simpler time and feel the stress melt away at Fairhope Farm in picturesque Fairhope, Alabama. We pride ourselves in making sure every detail has been thought of to ensure your best possible stay. We are conveniently located 2 miles from downtown Fairhope.

10/19/2026

Hey, are you going to eat that pumpkin?

Fairhope Farm can use your left-over pumpkins (rotten or not) to feed our farm animals and compost.

We will also take your hay to keep our farm babies warm this winter.

Feel free to drop off at our farm, send a message for the address.

We are not the only farm that does this, so reach out to farms in your area if we are too far away.

10/09/2026

Enjoy them while you can, folks

Today they’re blooming beautifully at Fairhope Farm, tomorrow they’ll be in Texas. 🌀

Mother Nature has a way of reminding us to stop and smell the flowers before she packs them up and sends them down the road.

Greetings from Fairhope Farm, Alabama

10/06/2026

Fairhope Farm version of Christmas Deer Family Outdoor Decoration

09/15/2026

Morning magic at Fairhope Farm

We had a little visitor stopping by the feeder for breakfast. There’s nothing quite like starting the morning surrounded by nature and listening to the hum of these beautiful little creatures.

Hope everyone has a peaceful and wonderful day.

08/31/2026

Took a little walk around the property this morning.

Hope everyone is having a wonderful start to their day.

08/29/2026

Winter is coming.

The Spider Lilies (Naked Ladies) are in full bloom at Fairhope Farm, featuring three different colors, for now.

These flowers offer one last vibrant farewell before the cold sets in.

08/17/2026

Did you know we offer guest farm & nature tours?

This is one of our guests’ favorite parts of staying at Fairhope Farm!

Guests are welcome to join us during morning or evening farm chores for a hands-on glimpse into our farm life. We also offer relaxed learning sessions where we share how we got started and offer guidance for those interested in starting a farm of their own.

Our tours are flexible, so you can choose what interests you most. Spend time visiting and feeding the animals, learn about the history of our property, take a guided nature walk, or explore the woods at your own pace.

Depending on the time of year, guests may also have the opportunity to feed our bottle babies or watch, and sometimes even help, with milking our family milk goat.

Interested in experiencing a little farm life during your stay? Book your stay with us and let us know what interests you!

07/22/2026

Welcome to Fairhope Farm

These precious little babies are growing fast and will be ready for adoption in about 8–10 weeks.

They won't stay this little for long! Book your stay with us now for some unforgettable cuddle time with our newest and cutest residents
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07/09/2026

Welcome to Fairhope Farm Stay

Crackle and Boom are doing great! These precious little babies are growing fast and will be ready for adoption in about 8–10 weeks.

Book your stay with us for a chance to cuddle and spend time with these adorable little ones while they're still here. They won't stay little for long!
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06/24/2026

Found in the pasture and rescued in August 2025. I thought we had lost them all to those orange caterpillars covered in black spikes (Gulf Fritillary caterpillars).

While Gulf Fritillary caterpillars may look intimidating, their black spikes are actually soft and harmless to people. These fascinating caterpillars eventually transform into the beautiful Gulf Fritillary butterfly, also known as the Passion Butterfly.

Did you know the Gulf Fritillary caterpillars like their fellow caterpillars, the bird p**p caterpillars (Swallowtail butterfly), emit a strong, slightly foul-smelling odor as a defensive mechanism when threatened?

This passion flower seems to enjoy a crowded pot. Sharing space with a couple of amaryllis (which also thrive when crowded) and a rose I thought was dead, it has turned this container into a surprise garden full of blooms.

Address

Gayfer Road Extension
Fairhope, AL
36532

Website

http://www.FairhopeFarm.com/

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