Meadow Wind Bed and Breakfast

Children are welcome!!

Coffee and tea are always brewing in the country kitchen, where a sumptuous, healthy buffet breakfast is served each morning. Share breakfast with other guests in the dining room, or start your day at your own pace on one of the farm's three porches, including the spacious veranda overlooking the main garden, field, and long meadow to the Cockermouth River and wooded mountains beyond.

Meadow Wind's modern comforts include a Hot Springs hot tub, outside shower, cable and satellite television, and wireless internet service. 

For those who love the outdoors Meadow Wind is the perfect place to stay. The farm is flanked on three sides by conservation land. Guests can literally hike, snowshoe, or cross-country ski out of the farm's back doors. Beautiful, winter-groomed trails will take you as far as your legs will carry you--up Crosby and Tenney Mountains, along the shore of Newfound Lake or the banks of the Cockermouth River, or to Spectacle Pond and countless other destinations.  

Meadow Wind's location at the top of New Hampshire's lakes region and the foot of the White Mountains region means access to an unlimited array of activities--sporting, educational, cultural, you name it. Plymouth, a 15-minute drive away and host to Plymouth State University, is chock-full of fine restaurants and fun, interesting activities. Newfound's equally beautiful sister lakes, Big and Little Squam Lakes, both of "On Golden Pond" fame, are only a 20-minute drive. Franconia Notch, one of the three major White Mountains passes, is a 45-minute drive, and the base of Mount Washington, the tallest mountain in the Northeast, is only another half-hour beyond the Notch.  

Whether you come to take in nature's sights and sounds, swim or boat on Newfound's Lake's crystal clear waters, hike or ski the White Mountains, or hunt for antiques at area shops and auctions, Meadow Wind offers beautiful, elegantly simple, relaxing accommodations in the middle of it all.

Tucked in the foothills of the White Mountains and sitting astride the northern shores of pristine Newfound Lake is the Town of Hebron, New Hampshire. Home to 494 year-round residents, it's the quintessential New England village with historic homes and town buildings surrounding a gorgeous common. The entire village district is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Just yards from the common is the circa 1820 Meadow Wind farm, once a working farm and now a small bed and breakfast.

Nearly surrounding Meadow Wind is a spectacularly beautiful New Hampshire Audubon wildlife sanctuary, all once part of this almost two-centuries-old farm, comprised of woods and meadows bounded by the meandering Cockermouth River and stretching to the lake shore on Hebron marsh and bay.

The entire main house and ell of this classic connected farm have been restored by your host, Pete Carey, only the fifth Meadow Wind owner since Captain Enos Ferrin first built the place. The entire farmhouse has been kept elegantly simple and true to its rich history. Historic colors, vintage wall coverings, plaster and beadboard walls, wood beamed and tin ceilings, pine and maple floors, claw-footed tubs, and period furniture combine to provide the flavor of yesteryear and comfort of a simpler time. Two massive barns today look much as they did 50 years ago when they last housed livestock, farm equipment, and harvest and feed stores.

Meadow Wind's natural beauty is enhanced by an amazing array of wildlife. In the stillness of dawn or dusk, you may spy moose and deer foraging in the meadow and lake marsh. You'll likely see loons, eagles, mergansers, ospreys, and great blue herons fishing... beavers at work and otters at play in the river and lake. After dark, listen for the cries of fishers and howls of coyotes hunting... and the beautiful song of the loons echoing from the lake.