Prince Bay Farm

    Things to bring to Prince Bay Farm **Visitor checklist** ----------------------------------------------------- light shoes/sandals/sneakers long pants/jeans shorts tee shirts house slippers swimsuit(if coming in warm seasons) jacket/coat(if coming in cold seasons) pillow/bed linens(sheets, pillow cases) or sleeping bag(US visitors only)( NO electric blankets) towels/washcloth personal toiletry items(soap, shampoo, deodorant, toothbrush, toothpaste, etc) sunscreen insect repellent money for off-farm meals and other expenses(laundry, snacks, souvenirs, etc.) sense of humor lots of smiles!!! ********************************************************************** Do some research on our weather for the time you plan on visiting our farm and bring appropriate clothing for the weather. Only bring one suitcase of items with you. Space is limited & most times you will be sharing your sleeping quarters. We can provide bed linens for a small laundry fee. (International visitors ...

   Check for available space for farm guests below(each month shows number of guest slots): --Prince Bay Farm plays host to Worldpackers(w); Prince Bay Homestead plays host to WWOOFers(W).  Numbers after each month refers to maximum WWOOFers hosted at a time. --Names in [ ] are tentative and awaiting confirmation. -- Italics   indicates  campers.   --Names in ( ) are volunteers who failed to honor their commitment--the “Brackets of Shame”!  --c = cancel; d = delayed; E = emergency; ns = no show;   le = left early ; F = Flake; b = booted; cv = covid January -2-3 max wk 1- Karis MD, Rachel TX,  (Mei MD-cv),  (Aisha India-cv),  ( Jessie NJ-c),  ( Melissa CA-c),  wk 2- Karis MD, Rachel TX,  (Mei MD-cv), (Aisha India-cv),  ( Jessie NJ-c),  ( Melissa CA-c),     wk 3-   Sophy Ecuador, ( Jessie NJ-c),  ( Melissa CA-c),    (Mei MD-cv),  ( Karis MD-le),   ( S...

   For prospective visitors coming to Prince Bay Farm ... *** Leave zero trace. My home is in the process of my humbly remodeling it from a fire and abandonment for many years. She is a work in progress and not all areas are fully functioning to 100%. I am happy to share my home, knowledge and history of it and the surrounding area. It’s important for you to understand and respect that I have had a laryngectomy and talking is difficult so if you tend to talk over people please refrain from doing it with me. My family has owned this land since 1799 and it has had many faces. With this being said she is delicate and so comes with instructions on many levels. I am being transparent because of some delicate areas that truly need respect in usage. The common areas should always be left with zero trace of your belongings or accidents. If one does occur, we are all adults and it should be a given, since this is an honor system, that you would inform me immediately. Your mother does n...