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Four nights · November 24 to 28, 2026

A Highland Farms Thanksgiving

This year, the host is a guest too. Our in-house chef cooks your family's Thanksgiving dinner, and nobody is stuck with the dishes.

Brightwood, Oregon, about an hour from Portland, near Mt. Hood

From $5,000 for four nights, plus taxes.

256 Google reviews

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Opens an email to our team. It doesn't reserve anything.Or call (971) 236-2551

William Wallace Lodge dining room with a Thanksgiving feast, autumn flowers and candlelight added digitally
The Lodge dining room, with Thanksgiving styling added digitally.

Included in both packages

What you get, down to the dishes

  1. Thanksgiving dinner, cooked for you

    Our in-house chef and team cook a menu you shape around your family's favorites and allergies, so your traditions make the table. Dishes and cleanup are on us, and the leftovers go in your fridge.

  2. Four nights on the farm

    Arrive Tuesday, November 24. Leave Saturday, November 28. Thanksgiving dinner is Thursday.

  3. A welcome farm tour

    One guided hour when you check in, up close with the Scottish Highland cows and the sheep, peacocks and guardian dogs that share the farm.

  4. A family photoshoot

    One hour around the property with our in-house photographer, and 35 edited photos to keep. Photos are taken on the grounds, not in with the animals.

  5. Nordic spa time

    1 session with the Lodge, 2 with the whole farm: wood-burning sauna, wet sauna and cold plunge in the forest. Ages 16 and up. Sessions can't be on Thanksgiving Day; the team plans them with you.

  6. Breakfast in the fridge

    Highland Farms eggs and sausage, waiting when you arrive. Cook them whenever you like.

    *Want it cooked for you? A chef-cooked country breakfast on Friday morning is $30 per person.

  7. Your itinerary, planned with you

    Once you book, the team builds a detailed plan for your four days with you and sends it before you arrive.

A Highland cow with its tongue out beside a calf near the barn
You meet the herd on the welcome tour.

“Our 2 yr old daughter woke up every morning so excited to say good morning to the cows.”

Lauren C. · Family stay in the Cottage · November 2025 · Google review

Two ways to gather

Dinner, breakfast, the farm tour, the photoshoot and your itinerary come with both. Only two things change: where you sleep and how much spa time you get.

Cedar-sided William Wallace Lodge with its wrap-around deck
William Wallace Lodge
Sleeps 8

The Lodge

For one family under one roof, around one table.

$5,000

for four nights, plus applicable taxes

About $625 a person with all eight

Where you sleep

William Wallace Lodge: four bedrooms, a full kitchen, a wood fireplace, a cedar hot tub and a dining room that seats ten.

Nordic spa

1 session

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Bonnie Lass Cottage with its cedar exterior, metal roof and outdoor patio
Bonnie Lass Cottage, one of the three stays
Sleeps 20

The Whole Farm

For the whole family, grandparents to cousins, across the Lodge, the Cottage and the Camp.

$11,000

for four nights, plus applicable taxes

About $550 a person with all twenty

Where you sleep

The Lodge, Bonnie Lass Cottage and the Camp, with a cedar hot tub at the Lodge and another at the Cottage.

Nordic spa

2 sessions

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“The property is delicately maintained, the animals breathtaking, and the hospitality comes 2nd to none.”

Kamakila W. · Family stay in the Lodge · June 2025 · Google review

November 24 to 28, 2026

Bring your people. We'll set the table.

How booking works

  1. Send an inquiry.

    Tell us which package, how many are coming, how many are 16 or older, and any allergies. It reserves nothing and commits you to nothing.

  2. The team confirms the details.

    Availability, taxes and fees, all before you commit. You pay in full to book, and it's final: no refunds.

  3. Plan your four days together.

    Arrive to a plan. The team sends your itinerary before you drive up.

246 of 256 Google reviews are five stars

Before you gather

What are the dates?

Four nights: arrive Tuesday, November 24, 2026, and leave Saturday, November 28. Thanksgiving dinner is Thursday, November 26. The team confirms check-in and check-out times when you book.

Which package is right for us?

The Lodge package is William Wallace Lodge, which sleeps 8, for $5,000. The Whole Farm package adds Bonnie Lass Cottage and the Camp, sleeps 20, and includes 2 spa sessions instead of 1, for $11,000. Dinner, breakfast, the farm tour, the photoshoot and your itinerary come with both. Not sure? Send your headcount and the team will help you choose.

Is breakfast cooked by a chef?

No. The included breakfast is Highland Farms eggs and sausage, in your fridge when you arrive, for you to cook whenever you like. If you'd like a chef to cook for you, add the country breakfast upgrade: a chef-cooked breakfast on Friday morning with Highland Farms eggs and sausage and signature sides. It's $30 per person.

How does the spa work?

The Lodge package includes 1 Nordic spa session, and the Whole Farm package includes 2. The spa has a wood-burning dry sauna, a wet sauna and a cold plunge in the forest. Robes and towels are provided, so just bring a swimsuit. It's for guests 16 and older, and sessions can't be scheduled on Thanksgiving Day. After you book, the team asks how many adults and kids are coming and plans the sessions with you.

Can we bring the kids?

Yes. Dinner, breakfast, the farm tour and the photoshoot are for the whole family. The spa is for ages 16 and up, so tell us how many guests are under 16 when you inquire. The farm paths aren't stroller friendly.

Can you work around allergies and dietary needs?

Yes. You shape the Thanksgiving menu with the team around your family's preferences and allergies. List them in your inquiry so the team can plan from the start.

Will we have the farm to ourselves?

Mostly. Public farm tours and spa sessions are closed for the holiday except on Friday, when other visitors may come. With the Lodge package, another group could stay in the Cottage; the Whole Farm package gives your family all three places to stay.

What about the other meals?

Thanksgiving dinner and the breakfast package are the meals included. The Lodge has a full kitchen for the rest of your stay.

What should we bring?

Swimsuits for the spa, closed-toe shoes for the farm tour, and rain boots and a rain jacket, because the farm is outdoors and late November here is wet. And tell the team your family's must-have dishes when you plan the menu.

Is a day on Mt. Hood included?

No. Mountain activities aren't part of the package. If you're planning a day on the mountain, mention it when you inquire and the team can tell you what fits.

Can we bring our dog?

No. Outside pets aren't allowed at Highland Farms. Service animals are permitted under ADA requirements.

How do we book?

Tap any "Check Thanksgiving dates" button to open a ready-to-send email, write to info@highlandfarms-oregon.com, or call (971) 236-2551. Include your package, guest count, how many are 16 or older, and any allergies. The team confirms availability, taxes and fees before you commit. You pay in full to book, and all sales are final, with no refunds. An inquiry doesn't reserve the stay, and there is no online checkout for this package.