The Inn at Lonesome Hollow is situated on 160 rural acres in Southwest Wisconsin's Driftless Area - a rugged, hilly part of the upper midwest that was unglaciated during the last ice age. Lonesome Hollow contains a completely private valley surrounded on three sides by hills that rise 300 feet above the valley floor. Part of our property extends up onto a ridgetop and offers almost two miles of private hiking trails. We are surrounded by hardwood forest. Wildlife abounds. The Inn contains three deluxe rooms, two large two-bedroom suites, and a modern two-bedroom cabin. All units have private baths and gas fireplaces. Four units have whirlpool tubs. Our area is very rural and has a growing Amish population. It is an area of rivers, streams, and forest. Hiking, biking, canoeing, bird watching, antiquing, and Amish shopping are popular area activities. We offer deluxe accomodations in a haven of natural wonder. We look forward to sharing Lonesome Hollow and this spledid area of Wisconsin with you.

Ideal inn located on 340 acre estate for quiet getaway, romantic wedding or to connect with nature.

When we started this project we decided to pursue three businesses. Just so we wouldn't get bored. The lodging business includes five rooms at the Inn on Commerce Street, two suites at the Springside Cottage on Shake Rag Street and The Miners' Cottage at 28 Shake Rag Street. Then there is the Restaurant in the Commerce Street building. Last but certainly not least is the Brewery Creek Brewing Company, behind the glass doors of the restaurant.

Come visit our Norwegian homestead located on 80 acres in Wisconsin's Ocooch Mountains. Relax and listen to the breeze in the pines. Hummingbird Ridge is a wonderful secluded setting in the Kickapoo Valley "Driftless" area of the state. Whether looking for a quiet retreat, or a place to rest after a day of exploring the area you will feel like you are coming home at day's end. Also, visit our new "Treasure Nest" shop. Here you will find German Smokers, Hand-carved (numbered and limited-edition) duck decoys, Amish quilts, antiques and other fine collectibles.