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A boutique 4 room B&B located in Paso Robles with a unique rural farm setting entwined in 100yr old

08/31/2026

Our girls just got a new home upgrade.

One of the things about owning a farm is there is *always* another project. In fact we have a list called our Paso Project Plan, and I keep adding to it. (Sorry Rob!) Well, this one has been on our list for a while... an upgraded chicken coop!

A little more room, a lot more protection from predators, less rain, and a beautiful new place for our girls to call home.

Our chickens are such a integral part of our life at Kindred Oak, consuming our kitchen scraps, foraging for bugs, giving us manure for our compost, and of course.....giving us the beautiful fresh eggs we use for breakfast each morning, so I’d say they earned and deserved the upgrade.

- Lisa

08/16/2026

Reflections from the Farm
Questions I get asked about running Kindred Oak.

Q: What’s your favorite time of day at the farm?

Oh my gosh, without question, golden hour.

There’s this moment in the evening when the descending sun starts to backlight the oak trees and it casts a amber glow around the branches and leaves. Then slowly the sky turns the most brilliant shade of orange and rose. It happens almost every night, it makes me pause in awe and somehow it never gets old.

My camera roll can prove it. I have hundreds of photos taken from the back patio of almost the exact same view, yet every single one looks a little different.

After a day of tending to the garden, caring for the animals, making breakfast, and welcoming guests, there’s something about that quiet moment when the whole farm seems to glow.

It’s one of my favorite things about living here in Paso Robles.

And I’m pretty sure it’s a scene that will live rent free in my mind forever.

- Lisa

07/29/2026

A wood-fired pizza.
A bottle of wine.
Person or People you enjoy being around.

Am I missing anything???? Didn’t think so.

Honestly, that’s a pretty damn good summer evening.

- Lisa

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07/20/2026

National Ice Cream Day feels like the perfect excuse to share a why home churned ice cream holds a special place in my heart. Growing up we would visit family in Wyoming every summer. To keep us kids busy, Grandpa would bring out the old ice cream churn. We would all take turns cranking, adding ice and salt until finally we would get to open it up and Grandpa would dish out our portions. I would top mine off with some farm grown strawberries. To this day, I still make home made Ice Cream. In the summer you will might find a scoop as your third course. Often times it is infused with garden herbs or fruit.

If you don’t get a batch of our home churned Ice Cream here are a few of our favorite places to satisfy a sweet tooth after a day exploring Paso Robles.

Whether you’ve spent the afternoon wine tasting, wandering downtown, or relaxing at the farm, these are a few of the spots we find ourselves recommending again and again:

🍦 Negranti Creamery – Sheep’s milk ice cream with incredible seasonal flavors and a true Central Coast experience.

🍨 Leo! Leo! – Authentic Italian-style gelato, made in small batches with beautifully balanced flavors.

🍦 Cold Stone Creamery – A classic for creating your own ice cream masterpiece with all the mix-ins.

🍓 – Frozen yogurt with plenty of toppings and something for everyone.

🍬 SLO Sweets – Old-fashioned candy, chocolates, ice cream, and sweet treats that make you feel like a kid again.

No matter which one you choose, there’s always room for dessert.

Save this for your next Paso Robles getaway.

- Lisa

07/17/2026

One of our favorite traditions at the farm is welcoming guests with a bottle of local Paso Robles wine waiting in their room.

This summer, we’re excited to introduce a new featured winery: Deux Seraux. Deux Seraux Wines

Created by friends and longtime Paso Robles winegrowers Joe Barton, Brad Bynum, and Barry White, Deux Seraux celebrates the people, vineyards, and spirit that make this region so special. Not only do we love their wine, we love them!!!

Whether you open it on your private deck, save it for sunset, or enjoy it after a day exploring wine country, we hope it’s the start of a memorable stay.

A little taste of Paso, waiting just for you.

- Lisa
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07/16/2026

There are moments as a small business owner that make you stop for a second.

Being featured in 805 Living’s Summer Issue is one of them.

When Rob and I bought this little farm seven years ago, we never imagined it would become a place where people could slow down, reconnect, and create memories with the people they love.

This feature isn’t just about Kindred Oak. It’s about every guest who has wandered through the gardens, gathered around our breakfast table, bottle-fed a calf, collected fresh eggs, or watched the sun disappear behind the oak trees.

Thank you to 805 Living for including us in this beautiful summer guide, and thank you to everyone who has made this little farm what it is today.

-Lisa

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07/10/2026

Remember when summer nights weren’t planned?

You just stayed up a little later, laughed a little harder, and somehow ended up playing games for hours.

We still think those are some of the best nights, and exactly why we created the game barn!

- Lisa

07/03/2026

Reflections from the Farm
Questions I get asked about running Kindred Oak.

Q: What’s been the biggest surprise about owning a farm stay?

When we bought the farm, we actually weren’t planning to buy the Bed & Breakfast.

I loved the idea of cooking, entertaining, and creating a beautiful experience for guests, but I wasn’t sure I could commit the time it deserved while Rob and I were still running our other business in Southern California.

At the last minute, I handed over my responsibilities in that business to our son, Tanner, so I could fully commit to Kindred Oak.

I thought it would become a creative outlet, and it absolutely has. What I never expected was how much I would love hosting.

Every weekend we welcome new guests, and one of my favorite parts is seeing the farm through their eyes. I love hearing their stories, celebrating milestones with them, and watching them slow down enough to truly enjoy where they are.

It feels less like running a business and more like making new friends every weekend.

The greatest compliment we can receive is when someone chooses to come back.

If you’d asked me seven years ago what the biggest surprise would be, I never would have guessed it would be the friendships.

- Lisa

07/02/2026

One of the best things about staying at the farm is how many incredible wineries are just minutes away.

If you’re planning a visit to Paso Robles wine country, these are a few of our favorite tasting experiences within walking distance to about 5 miles of Kindred Oak:

🍷 Hillary and Anthony Yount
🍷 L'Aventure Winery est. 1998
🍷 TRUSS Wines
🍷 Lopai Cellars
🍷 Connor McMahon
🍷 Booker Vineyard

Want to enjoy lunch while wine tasting?
🍴 Barton Family Wines & Grey Wolf Cellars
🍴 Niner Wine Estates
🍴 The Anderson Paso

Or better yet, with prior arrangement you have our in-house chef pack a picnic lunch to enjoy at your leisure.

SAVE this for your next trip to Paso!

- Lisa

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Address

1250 Paint Horse Place
Paso Robles, CA
93446

Telephone

+18052260600

Website

http://www.kindredoakfarm.com/

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