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| A Farm Vacation Bed and Breakfast Where city people go country. "A working farm and ranch raising buffalo, and cattle; growing wheat, corn and soybeans." |
History of the Farm:
The name "Possibility farm" comes from the Bible verse, Matthew 19:26. "...with men this is
impossible; but with God all things are possible." When the Loewens started the Bed and
Breakfast on the farm, it would be a success if God was engineering the business.
Possibility Farm is located on the family farmstead of Darla's family. Her grandfather made the
down payment for his son, Ben, and told him the rest was up to him. Ben and his wife, Elsie, lived
49 years on the farm before moving to town when Harold and Darla moved back to help and work
on the farm.
Before Ben and Elsie lived here, the farm was settled and was a horse farm. The big barn was
built in 1918 to house the many horses and still stands today.
Guest Rooms
A fifty's style farm house is where you will stay. Two bedrooms are for your enjoyment. One
bedroom has a queen size bed with a double bed futon couch. The other bedroom has an
antique iron double bed. Guests enjoy a large dining room and living room where you can enjoy
the view of the country side and watch a bit of TV. Darla cooks close by in the country kitchen
and prepares your breakfasts, and other meals if you choose to stay the whole day. The Bed
and Breakfast is decorated in country style with antiques and collectibles. Darla enjoys
sunflowers and many are seen through the home.
Meals
Possibility Farm offers three meals a day with your stay for your convenience. There is a
delightful small town café in Carpenter. Other dining is 30 miles away. Darla likes to cook, bake,
and tempt your pallet with family favorites and showcase the farm's buffalo meat.
Pheasant Hunting
Pheasant hunting is great in our area of South Dakota. Possibility Farm enjoys hosting pheasant
hunters each fall as they pursue the colorful rooster pheasant. Hunting packages of private land
to hunt, lodging and meals make the hunt easy and convenient.
The name "Possibility farm" comes from the Bible verse, Matthew 19:26. "...with men this is
impossible; but with God all things are possible." When the Loewens started the Bed and
Breakfast on the farm, it would be a success if God was engineering the business.
Possibility Farm is located on the family farmstead of Darla's family. Her grandfather made the
down payment for his son, Ben, and told him the rest was up to him. Ben and his wife, Elsie, lived
49 years on the farm before moving to town when Harold and Darla moved back to help and work
on the farm.
Before Ben and Elsie lived here, the farm was settled and was a horse farm. The big barn was
built in 1918 to house the many horses and still stands today.
Guest Rooms
A fifty's style farm house is where you will stay. Two bedrooms are for your enjoyment. One
bedroom has a queen size bed with a double bed futon couch. The other bedroom has an
antique iron double bed. Guests enjoy a large dining room and living room where you can enjoy
the view of the country side and watch a bit of TV. Darla cooks close by in the country kitchen
and prepares your breakfasts, and other meals if you choose to stay the whole day. The Bed
and Breakfast is decorated in country style with antiques and collectibles. Darla enjoys
sunflowers and many are seen through the home.
Meals
Possibility Farm offers three meals a day with your stay for your convenience. There is a
delightful small town café in Carpenter. Other dining is 30 miles away. Darla likes to cook, bake,
and tempt your pallet with family favorites and showcase the farm's buffalo meat.
Pheasant Hunting
Pheasant hunting is great in our area of South Dakota. Possibility Farm enjoys hosting pheasant
hunters each fall as they pursue the colorful rooster pheasant. Hunting packages of private land
to hunt, lodging and meals make the hunt easy and convenient.
| Possibility Farm 18653 408th Avenue Carpenter, SD 57322-7909 Phone: (605)352-6356 Cell Phone: (605)354-1152 Toll Free: 1-888-759-9615 Fax: (605)352-0474 Email: farmadventure@santel.net info@possibilityfarm.com |
