Circa 1917. Innkeeper Don Vancura was born in this house, and his grandparents built the early 20th-century farmhouse. The quaint bed & breakfast offers three guest bedrooms, decorated with antiques that are a mix of family pieces and items innkeeper Doris Vancura selected at local auctions. The country setting is ideal for a quiet, secluded getaway. Adults, as well as children, will especially love this inn, as there is a petting zoo on the grounds featuring goats, sheep, a llama and three miniature donkeys. In the mornings, guests enjoy items such as waffles, French toast or egg dishes and fruits.