Cedar Springs is now Elsewhere Farm.

This fall we became the new stewards of this land. We're grateful to everyone who made Cedar Springs what it has been, and we can't wait for what comes next: a place to rest, connect and reset.

We're now booking for 2027. If you're dreaming up a retreat, event, or offsite for next year, reach out. We'd love to help you find the right dates.

Abi & Aaron
The property

Farmland, forest, and water, at the foot of the Cascades.

Elsewhere Farm sits on nearly 50 acres in the Day Creek area outside Sedro-Woolley, at the edge of the Skagit Valley. Open fields run out to a forest edge, a big, healthy creek runs along one side of the land, where salmon make their way upstream each fall to spawn, with more forest and meadow on the other side, and the foothills rise up behind it all. It has been a gathering place for a long time, and it's easy to slow down here.

The photos on this page show the property as it is today. The lodge and the Old Dairy Barn are being refreshed this winter, and we'll share progress along the way.

Aerial view of the lodge, outbuildings, gardens, and fields, with forest and mountains beyond
The farm from above, looking northeast in afternoon light.

How it's laid out

The Old Dairy Barn: tall open trusses above cedar-paneled walls and rugs on the floor

The Old Dairy Barn

A large, high-ceilinged space with cedar paneling. This is where groups will meet, move, and gather. It's being renovated this winter, with new floors and radiant heat underfoot.

The lodge living room: cedar walls, exposed beams, a wood stove between two big windows, and couches around a rug

The lodge

The heart of the farm. A vaulted living room lined in cedar, with a wood stove and a wall of glass opening onto the deck. A dining room for shared meals, and a kitchen alongside it.

Morning view from an upstairs bedroom: a bed below a wide window looking out over green pasture, tall trees, and a mountain peak

Bedrooms

A mix of private bedrooms across two floors, plus a dorm-style room for groups who are happy to bunk together. The bedrooms are being refreshed this winter.

Smaller spaces

A sitting room for breakouts and quiet conversations, and a deck for morning coffee or an evening wind-down.

What makes it Elsewhere

The land does some of the work

Fields, forest, gardens, and walking paths, with the creek along the edge. The kind of place that makes it easier to put the phone down and actually be where you are.

Cedar and warmth

Cedar walls, a wood stove, and big windows onto the fields. Rooms built for gathering, not for show.

You won't be on your own

We help you plan ahead of your stay, have someone on site while you're here, and can connect you with trusted local vendors. We're not a full event-planning service, but we'll prepare the space so you can focus on your people.

What we're working toward

A few things on our list for the months ahead. We'll update this as they come together.

How booking works

  1. Tell us what you have in mind. Your dates, your group, and the kind of gathering you're planning. We can hold dates while you decide.

  2. Let's talk. A short call to make sure the farm is a good fit, then we confirm dates and details together.

  3. We prepare the space. We set things up the way you need them, support you in the weeks before, and are here while you're here.

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Let's stay in touch.

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