Visit Little Logan’s Farm
Day Visits and Overnight Stays in Gardiner, New York
Located along the scenic Wallkill River in Gardiner, New York, Little Logan’s Farm offers a peaceful retreat in the Wallkill Valley—part of the greater Hudson Valley and within easy reach of Albany, Poughkeepsie, and New York City. As the first certified biocyclic vegan farm in the United States, we cultivate our gardens without chemicals and follow a soil-first, plant-focused approach to sustainable agriculture. While we don’t keep traditional farm animals, our curious guinea hens often wander by to say hello. Whether you’re visiting for the day or relaxing in our on-site Airbnb for a restorative stay, Little Logan’s Farm invites you to experience a gentler, greener way of connecting with the land.
Day Visit
Escape to Little Logan's Farm for a peaceful day away from the hustle and bustle. Whether you’re looking to reconnect with nature, enjoy some fresh air, or get up close with our friendly animals, a day visit to the farm offers something for everyone. Wander the picturesque grounds, enjoy a relaxing stroll through our gardens, or take part in seasonal farm activities like apple picking, hayrides, or animal feedings. Perfect for families, friends, and anyone in need of a little tranquility.
Stay
Escape for a relaxing stay at Little Logan’s Farm, where you can unwind in one of three cozy rooms in our main house or in our charming renovated trailer. Surrounded by the beauty of the Wallkill River and the peaceful countryside, your stay offers the perfect chance to connect with nature. Enjoy quiet mornings, explore our sustainable gardens, and experience the simple joys of farm life—all while staying in comfort and tranquility.
Where Is Little Logan’s Farm?
Little Logan’s Farm is located at 608 Sand Hill Rd., Gardiner, NY, in the central Hudson Valley. The property sits directly on the Wallkill River, with wooded hills rising to the east and open valley landscapes to the west.
Gardiner is a small town at the base of the Shawangunk Mountains, known for its hiking, climbing, and protected natural areas. The farm is close to New Paltz, and within an easy drive of Beacon across the river. It’s roughly two hours from both New York City and Albany, making it accessible for weekend visits and retreats.
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About Gardiner, New York
Gardiner, New York is a small town in Ulster County known for its rural landscapes, farms, and access to outdoor recreation. It sits along the Wallkill River and lies just west of the Hudson Valley’s main corridor. The town is close to the Shawangunk Ridge, a major destination for hiking, climbing, and nature tourism. Gardiner combines open farmland, local markets, and a quiet small-town atmosphere with easy connections to nearby communities like New Paltz. Little Logan’s Farm is 2 miles from the center of town.
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About New Paltz, New York
New Paltz is a small town in Ulster County, New York, known for its college community, historic district, and access to the Shawangunk Ridge. It is home to SUNY New Paltz and features a walkable downtown with restaurants, shops, and local businesses. The town’s location near the Minnewaska State Park Preserve and Mohonk Preserve makes it a major hub for hiking, climbing, and outdoor recreation in the Hudson Valley. Little Logan’s Farm is 8 miles from New Paltz. It can be reached by several driving routes, bus, and walking or riding a bike along the Wallkill River Rail Trail that is a part of the Empire State Trail.
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About the Mohonk Preserve
Mohonk Preserve is a large protected area on the Shawangunk Ridge in Ulster County, New York. It is known for its extensive trail system, cliff landscapes, and conservation work in the region. The Preserve offers hiking, biking, climbing, and nature programs across thousands of acres of forest, fields, and ridgelines. It is one of the most visited outdoor recreation areas in the Hudson Valley and plays a major role in protecting the ecosystems of the Gunks. Little Logan’s Farm is 8 miles from the Mohonk Preserve’s Visitor Center in Gardiner, New York.
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About the Gunks
The Gunks, short for the Shawangunk Mountains or Shawangunk Ridge, are a long, narrow ridge in Ulster County, New York. Known for their dramatic cliffs, exposed bedrock, and open views, the Gunks are one of the most recognizable landscapes in the Hudson Valley. The area is internationally known for rock climbing and is also popular for hiking, biking, and nature exploration. Much of the ridge is protected within Mohonk Preserve and Minnewaska State Park Preserve, making the Gunks a major center for outdoor recreation and conservation. There is a decent view of the Gunks from the farm, but we are very close to the Shawangunk Scenic Byway, where you can drive or bike for sweeping views of the Gunks. And they are a short drive away for a hike.
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About the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail
The Wallkill Valley Rail Trail is a multi-use trail that runs through Ulster County along a former railroad corridor. Stretching from Gardiner to Kingston, the trail passes through farms, forests, small towns, and open landscapes. It is popular for walking, running, bicycling, and birdwatching, and forms part of the larger Empire State Trail. The route provides an easy, car-free way to experience the Hudson Valley’s scenery and connects directly to several parks, preserves, and town centers.
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About the Beacon Train Station
Beacon, New York is a small city in Dutchess County located along the Hudson River. It is known for its walkable Main Street, restored industrial buildings, and growing arts community. Beacon is home to DIA Beacon, one of the region’s major contemporary art museums, and offers direct access to hiking on Mount Beacon and the Hudson Highlands. The city’s riverfront parks, shops, and dining make it a popular destination for visitors traveling by car or Metro-North Railroad from New York City. Little Logan’s Farm is 18 miles from the Beacon Train Station.
FAQs About Visiting Little Logan’s Farm
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While we keep pets and have a large presence of wildlife on the property, we do not have working farm animals.