The Bed and Breakfast at Peace Hill Farm

The Bed and Breakfast at Peace Hill Farm The Bed & Breakfast, originally part of the colonial era Peace Hill land grant, is owned by writer a

The Bed and Breakfast at Peace Hill, right at the center of historic Charles City County, is an award-winning inn located at the crossroads of Virginia’s most historic sites. Perched on a slope overlooking working farmlands and mature timber, the Bed and Breakfast occupies a turn-of-the-century farmhouse on the hundred-acre Peace Hill Farm. The Bed and Breakfast offers private, luxurious rooms and

suites and a full country breakfast using local, fresh ingredients. A stone’s throw from Charles City historic sites and just a short drive from historic Williamsburg and Yorktown to the east and Civil War-era Richmond, the Bed and Breakfast at Peace Hill is the perfect place to explore the past, reconnect with nature, or just relax in restful surroundings.

09/07/2026

We moved our goats into a new patch of the woods this week--and they are enjoying both the shade, and the brush! Woods grazing in September is the last hurrah of summer--before long, they'll be back on hay and back in the barn.

Yes, we know that fall seems like a mirage during these last hot days of summer, but DON'T FORGET that our Fall Festival...
09/05/2026

Yes, we know that fall seems like a mirage during these last hot days of summer, but DON'T FORGET that our Fall Festival and Fiber Fair will be here on a cool November day before you know it! Saturday, November 7, 10 AM to 4 PM. Local vendors, crafts, games, farm walks, food trucks, live music, and general fall rejoicing, all for free admission!

Mark your calendar now!

https://www.historicpeacehill.com/fall-fiber-and-craft-festival

More strategies for keeping cool during this late summer heat wave on the farm! Sheep and goats prefer shade, but a pig ...
09/03/2026

More strategies for keeping cool during this late summer heat wave on the farm! Sheep and goats prefer shade, but a pig will always be happiest in a big old puddle.

Boy oh boy, it is HOT on the farm this week! For some reason that late August heat wave is always the hardest to cope wi...
09/02/2026

Boy oh boy, it is HOT on the farm this week! For some reason that late August heat wave is always the hardest to cope with. Maybe because we've got fall in our sights!

But everyone has shade--including our rams and the honey bees. And we're all crossing our fingers and hooves for some cooler temperatures next week.

08/31/2026

The March/April lambs went out with the main flock for the first time today! That's right--they're big sheep now.

08/29/2026

When you're a six-month-old lamb and you just REALLY want your Great Pyrenees LGD to pay you SOME attention...

08/28/2026

We're pretty sure that our fall squash plant is either trying to audition for Little Shop of Horrors, or hoping to join the Triffids in taking over the world.

It's also growing some pretty great squashes.

We're so excited about our September 13 Sunday Lunch menu! Chef Eric Garcia's prosciutto has been curing and is finally ...
08/27/2026

We're so excited about our September 13 Sunday Lunch menu! Chef Eric Garcia's prosciutto has been curing and is finally ready for its debut. Plus, we have so many wonderful garden vegetables!

A few tickets are still available, so come join us.

https://www.historicpeacehill.com/

RIP to farm OG Darcy, the cat who lived (almost) forever.Twenty-three years ago, we adopted two young cats from a local ...
08/23/2026

RIP to farm OG Darcy, the cat who lived (almost) forever.

Twenty-three years ago, we adopted two young cats from a local rescue shelter. We put pairs of names into a hat and picked one out. Among the offerings were Beavis and Butthead, Shadow and Flame, and Pinky and the Brain. The winning slip? Darcy (grey) and Wickham (orange).

They lived happily outdoors, with regular feedings on the second-floor side porch and a well-bedded house of their own outside, for two decades. Every morning, they stared at us from the rooftop until we came out with the day's rations.

When Wickham died two years ago, we started letting Darcy into the house on cold nights. He would curl up on the sofa, snooze soundly, and then ask to be let out the next morning. Other than that, he just kept on keeping on.

Today, he ate an enormous breakfast, curled up on his bed, and went to sleep.

About the best end you could hope for. We'll miss you, old man.

08/22/2026

We're training our newly weaned lambs (Leicester Longwool and Merino) to respect the electric fence, so that they can go out with the main flock in a couple of weeks! The small enclosure just outside the lambing barn means that each one of them will eventually venture out, bite the wire, and then will never do it again. This sounds mean, but it's the best way to teach them to stay safe inside the fence so that they can enjoy all of the great grazing on the other side of the farm. The shock is mild, even though uncomfortable. And, as you can see, our livestock guardian dogs are keeping a close eye on them.

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18401 The Glebe Lane
Charles City, VA
23030

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