Long Dream Farm - Lincoln, California

Sarah P.

If I can give zero stars I would. On their Facebook page, they listed they are a small creamery and dairy farm. I just called and spoke to an incredibly rude person who, after asking if they had a website and if they sold milk, she very quickly stated, "no we don't.. Thanks for asking.. bye" then hung up. Not sure if she was having a bad day but her customer service was terrible! I just moved to the area and thought Lincoln businesses were friendlier than this. Isn't this a business?

Kristina Taylor

I loved this place! My husband and I went and we were able to feed some cows, milk one of them, and got to bottle feed and brush some calfs!
This is a really nice family farm that treats their cows and other animals with love. I want to take some other family members there soon.

Danielle Galasso

My mom and I visited today and had such an amazing time!! We had originally booked for tomorrow, but received an email asking if we’d like to come sooner due to the heavy rain forecast. Sincerely appreciate them looking out to make sure we had the best experience possible! You can tell these animals are loved. Will absolutely come back!

Kristie Lam

Lovely tour. Great to bring ur family and learn more about the animals. I would defeintly come back and spend the night

Reinier Nissen

I had the pleasure of staying here back in 2020. Unfortunately, the husband passed away last year and they closed down.

lisa hammelman

Beautiful farm with a super friendly knowledgeable family!

Samuel C

Great Airbnb weekend stay. So much to do and see. There are enormous, friendly dogs that aren't overexcited. The owners are nice and will answer questions and teach about what they do. Also bought fresh eggs, cheese, and yogurt which they can ship certain items.

Eric Tam

I think this place has potential; it's not a vacation spot but a place where you can experience the real life of farmers and diary farm.

The drive to this place is on a semi private no outlet road. Once you arrive and get past the gate, you're greeted by a couple of their Mastif dogs. They look very intimating but they're actually quite friendly and protective of people.

The guest house is not a Marriott but has the basic necessities you need. It's about a 1200 sq feet trailer with a kitchen, three bedrooms, a nook and dining area. Their TV is on a rolling cart and they don't have cable. A T& T and Verizon service is very spotty here too. This is not tourist attraction but more of a sightseeing learning experience with various farm animals. After you're checked in, the Mastif and a few of the other dogs will be sitting around the front door area and as soon as they see you walk out, the dogs will get up and walk with you. The milking of the cow at 0730 hours was an interesting learning experience although they won't actually let you milk the cows.

There's a lake with a boat you can paddle, and a couple of hiking trails in the area. They also have a small pool for the kids to play inside.