Frequently Asked Questions:
Is Rainbow Ridge Farms a working farm?
Yes! Rainbow Ridge Farms is a 35-acre working hobby farm. We raise dairy goats along with sheep, llamas, chickens, ducks, turkeys and other animals.
Can guests interact with the animals?
Yes. Depending on the season and farm activities, guests may be able to feed animals, collect eggs, milk goats, help with chores and visit baby animals.
Is Rainbow Ridge Farms family-friendly?
Absolutely. Children love the opportunity to see and interact with farm animals and experience life on a real working farm.
How far is Rainbow Ridge Farms from La Crosse?
We're located in Onalaska, just north of La Crosse, making it easy to enjoy the attractions, restaurants and activities of the La Crosse area while staying in a peaceful country setting.
What is the Monkey Tree?
The Monkey Tree is a special destination on our farm that guests can reach by hiking through the property and surrounding countryside. Our goats often join guests on the adventure!
Does Rainbow Ridge Farms offer goat yoga?
Yes! Goat yoga is offered at Rainbow Ridge Farms on scheduled dates. Check our current goat yoga schedule for upcoming classes.
What can we do at Rainbow Ridge Farms in winter?
Winter guests can enjoy the peaceful farm setting and explore nearby winter activities including crosscountry skiing, snowmobiling, downhill skiing, hiking, restaurants, breweries and seasonal events.
Come Experience the Farm
A stay at Rainbow Ridge Farms isn't just about where you sleep. It's about what you experience while you're here. 4 Meet the goats. Collect an egg. Hike to the Monkey Tree. Enjoy a homemade breakfast. Watch the sunset from the patio. Relax in the countryside. Make memories. Come stay on the farm and experience a little piece of Wisconsin that you won't find at a hotel. Rainbow Ridge Farms Bed & Breakfast Onalaska, Wisconsin | Just north of La Crosse