Heal Farm, Bhowali - Bhimtal Road

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Accommodation for 4 nights in Mud Cottage at The Heal Farm

Accommodation for 4 nights in Mud Dorm (sharing) at the Heal Farm

All meals

All in-house amenities

Assistance of host/ farm staff

All applicable taxes

Check-in 2 pm

Check-out 11 am

Booking are subject to availability

50% advance for booking confirmation

Balance payment 14 days prior to arrival date

Full refund if canceled 28 days in advance
50% refund if canceled between 14–28 days in advance

No refund if canceled less than 14 days in advance

The summer season, from April to June, is relatively mild and ideal for escaping the heat of the plains. Temperatures range from a comfortable 20°C to 24°C, with nights being cooler. This is when the surrounding flora is in full bloom, making the landscapes particularly beautiful.

The monsoon arrives in July and lasts until September, bringing with it moderate to heavy rainfall. While some travelers prefer to avoid this season due to the possibility of landslides, others are drawn to the lush, misty mountains and refreshed greenery that the rain brings. Temperatures during this period hover around 20-23°C.

Winter in Bhowali, from December to February, is a different experience altogether. The weather turns crisp and cold, with temperatures dropping to as low as 0°C or even below. This is the season for heavy woollens and cozy evenings. 

Tucked alongside the Sattal Reserve Forest, Heal Farm is not just a farm — it’s a living, breathing forest sanctuary built from the scratch with the intent to heal, share, and reconnect. 

Spread across five acres, the farm invites you to leave behind the city’s speed, slow down, detox and embrace a more intentional rhythm. Glass-roofed bathrooms let you bathe under the sky. Composting loos with lake views remind you of nature’s cycle — where nothing is wasted, and everything returns. 

This carbon-negative forest farm runs on a powerful ethos: regeneration, not consumption. It’s where you wake to birdsong, eat food grown in harmony with the land, and go to bed a little more grounded than when you arrived.

Untouched location. Limited phone network. No room service. No distractions. Just forests that heal and a lifestyle that reminds you what really matters. 

Private Transport

If you're driving from Delhi/NCR or nearby cities, take the route via Haldwani–Kathgodam–Bhimtal–Bhowali. Farm is 30 kms from Kathgodam. The entire drive from Delhi takes around 7 hours.

Public Transport

Train: Take a train to Kathgodam, the last railway station in the region, well connected from Delhi and other major cities. You also get early morning Shatabdi from Delhi to Kathgodam. From here, the farm is a 30-km scenic drive away. 

Bus: Overnight AC buses and Volvo coaches from Delhi to Haldwani are available. 

Flight: The nearest airport is Pantnagar, approximately 70 km away. Taxis are available from the airport, or we can coordinate one for a seamless pickup.