Rainbow Ridge Farms, Onalaska/La Crosse - Onalaska, Wisconsin

Nikki C.

The farm stay was a fun change from the rest of our trip. The animals were entertaining and the hosts great - welcoming and informative. Our beds were very comfy, and the breakfast tasty, including eggs from the farm’s chickens. We had the guest living room to ourselves, so it felt very homey and relaxing. The location is really lovely and pastoral, but it’s still conveniently close to town. It’s not slick or glitzy, but just what it should be - a cozy, country experience.

Sue L.

Don't go there of you want to sleep. I had to |turn air conditioning on extra cold to keep it on so I didn't hear dogs barking. windows were closed. Dogs were allowed to bark for hours. Even after I brought it to the owners attention .|I enjoy the night air but couldn't have it. Yes it is a farm but guests need our sleep too! Kittens and goats were fun. And I feel guests should be made aware in advance of the groups of children who may be there for camp or field trips. In Fall there can be bus loads! Some guests may not want to share space with a lot of children.

Mary E.

We always stay here when we are in the area. We love the farm (especially the goats - they follow you up the hill as if you were the Pied Piper!) and it's close to the bike trails. Great people, comfy beds, fun animals. So relaxing to be out of the city!

Andrew D.

Our room was a little small, but what do you expect for a home built-in 1896?

We had a wonderful time and it was the perfect laid-back and fun complement to a formal wedding we attended that same weekend. We would love to go back in the summer.

The hosts treated us like family, and it was a memorable experience. Memorable, and remarkable!

It’s also near some excellent hiking trails.

Юлия ?.

Amazing place to escape from everyone and everything and enjoy beautiful nature and animals. We spent 3 nights there and already planning our next visit. Better than any hotels and any resorts!

Fran K.

We enjoyed our stay at Rainbow Ridge Farm. The hosts are friendly and welcoming but not intrusive. The atmosphere is relaxed and low key. It was a pleasure to be on the farm with all the goats, chickens, llama, turkeys and to see the love and care they receive.We were lucky enough to be there when a baby goat was born. Adorable! The room we stayed in was very nice with a comfortable bed and it overlooked the pond in the back. The breakfast was some farm fresh eggs, beautiful fresh fruit salad, and a apple turnover fresh out of the oven. We hope to come back with our grandson so he can experience bottle feeding the baby goats!

Brad K.

This place is majestic. There are tons of animals including goats, chickens, turkeys, pigs, cats, dogs, even a donkey. The property itself is beautiful and widespread. There are plenty of different areas to interact with the animals or to explore. The house where you stay is lined with beautiful landscaping. We stayed in the Yellow room which was cozy & comfy and had a spectacular view of the back area with a pond (private bathroom as well). The host Donna was super friendly, kind and had a great sense of humor. The breakfast was plentiful and delicious - I have not had a better scone in my life. Overall, it was a fantastic, unique experience and I truly felt like I was vising a close relative.

Kim L.

My husband and I had a GREAT time at Rainbow Ridge B&B! We wanted to get away and try something new. We got to help with milking the goats- which was so much fun. The baby goats are adorable and so hilarious- and we even got to bottle feed a few! It's so peaceful and calming to be around all of the farm animals (who co-exist in the same pens with no issues! [goats, llama, donkey, chickens, ducks, turkeys, dogs, cats]). Our host, Donna, was very friendly and taught us so much. We can't wait to go back and bring our kids!