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Onalaska, WI
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  • A red barn with the sign "Rainbow Ridge Farms" is surrounded by colorful flowers.

Welcome to Rainbow Ridge Farms!

Your Farm Stay Bed and Breakfast in Onalaska/La Crosse

Two hours from both Madison and the Twin Cities, just a short drive from the interstate, and you are at Rainbow Ridge Farms. Tucked in a beautiful coulee of Wisconsin's Driftless Region, you can relax and enjoy the beauty or take a short drive to La Crosse and explore. Established in 1996, Rainbow Ridge Farms is an award-winning, favorite destination for couples and families to enjoy a farm-stay vacation. The animals are friendly, the B&B is charming, and we have Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and a gas fireplace, so you don't have to "rough it" too much!

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Farm Camp for Kids 7- 12

We offer a day camp to children 7-12 in the summer months.  Each week features a farm theme like poultry, goats, farm foodies, crafts, bugs and bees, construction and woodworking.  The kids enjoy doing morning chores, crafting, learning, and playing in the creek.

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Bed and Breakfast Amenities

Stay with us!

  • For your accommodation, our 1890's farmhouse has been updated to include central air-conditioning. In 2016, we installed a gas fireplace for those cool evenings.
  • Free Wi-Fi is available.
  • We have a guest comfort station that includes a small refrigerator, microwave, and a Keurig machine. This is in our common area.
  • ​There are several common areas including a family room with a TV, a living room, and the dining room with a huge table that's perfect for board games. There is an outside fire pit (wood provided).
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Goat Yoga

We offer Goat Yoga on Tuesday evenings and Saturday mornings.  If you’ve never tried it or come weekly, you are in for a fun experience of goats and yoga together.

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Baby Goat Due Dates

Guests are invited to experience the miracle of birth. We may hand you a freshly born kid to dry off and a bottle for their first feeding.

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Farm Products

Take home some hand-crafted soap and lotion made with our goat milk, and sweeten your recipes with honey from our hives. We also sell half and whole hogs that are raised on our goat milk and pasture.

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Exciting Visit from the Governor!

On June 6 2023, we were honored to share Rainbow Ridge Farms with Governor Tony Evers and Secretary Ann Sayers.

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A group of people interacts with baby goats at a farm, with one child holding a goat while others feed them.
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Reviews From Our Guests

  • Nikki
    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.
  • Mary
    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!
  • Kim
    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!
  • Chris
    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!