TorahDiscovery.org Kosher Bed and Breakfast Enjoy the serene 360 views, fresh air, nature, nestled in the S. Sierra mountains.
Location: Kern County, CA, United States
About Enjoy the serene 360 views, fresh air, nature, in Tehachapi zip 93561 nestled in the S. Sierra mountains. 90 minutes/miles from the route 5 and 14 interchange just n. of los Angeles. A big bear alt. vacation or year round.
Breakfast included: OJ, coffee, toasted waffles or pancakes. Otherwise meals are extra.
Free first hour Torah and science seminar with purchase of any 'Moshe Emes' series book.
Groups over 12 we may be able to place at neighboring homes or on location in tents..
The retreat is on 2.5 fenced acres.
Hiking, biking, horse-back riding, and many other local recreational activities.
About the provider Independent researcher at the Torah Discovery org retreat in Tehachapi.
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1Passover kitchen 0Religious life & Shabbat If your group has 5 or more bar-mitzvah we should be able to get a minyan.
Sukkah 0Pricing Starting from: USD 99
Location Address: 23205 Marigold Ave, Tehachapi, CA 93561, USA
Tags Rental USA & Canada All year round No Smoking allowed Wi-Fi Parking Apartment Other Purim Ski & snow Shavuoth Sukkot Summer Winter Pesach CA KERN COUNTY US
Home · Contact · List your business About this listing TorahDiscovery.org Kosher Bed and Breakfast offers a unique mountain retreat located in the Tehachapi area of Kern County, California. Situated in the Southern Sierra mountains within the 93561 zip code, this destination provides a serene environment characterized by 360-degree views and fresh mountain air. Managed by the Torah Discovery Org, the facility serves as both a place of rest and a center for independent research and Torah study.
The property spans 2.5 fenced acres, providing a private and secure setting for families and groups looking to escape the bustle of urban life. As a dedicated kosher establishment, it caters specifically to the needs of the observant Jewish traveler, offering a lifestyle-aligned environment amidst the natural beauty of the California highlands. Whether visiting for a weekend getaway or a longer holiday stay, guests can enjoy a peaceful atmosphere designed for reflection and recreation.
About the area Tehachapi is located approximately 90 miles north of the major interchange between Interstate 5 and Highway 14, positioned just north of Los Angeles. This distance makes it an accessible alternative to more crowded destinations like Big Bear for those residing in Southern California. The area is known for its high elevation, which provides a distinct four-season climate that is rare in the rest of the state.
While Tehachapi does not have a large established Jewish neighborhood like those found in the San Fernando Valley or West Los Angeles, it serves as a secluded outpost for those seeking a "Torah and Science" focused environment. Travelers often use this location as a base for exploring Kern County while maintaining a kosher lifestyle. The proximity to Los Angeles allows for relatively easy transport of specific kosher supplies, though the retreat provides basic necessities and meal options for its guests.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Nature and Recreation in Tehachapi
Positioned on 2.5 fenced acres, the property serves as a gateway to the diverse recreational offerings of the Southern Sierra Mountains. Guests have access to numerous hiking and biking trails that showcase the rugged beauty of Kern County. For those interested in equestrian activities, horse-back riding is a popular local pastime, providing a unique way to explore the high-desert landscape.
Seasonal Activities
The region is a versatile destination throughout the Jewish calendar. During the winter months, the elevation often allows for snow-related activities, making it an alternative to traditional mountain resorts like Big Bear. In the spring and summer, the clear mountain air and cooler temperatures compared to the Los Angeles basin make it a favored spot for family retreats and outdoor exploration.
Intellectual Exploration
One of the unique highlights of staying at the Torah Discovery.org retreat is the focus on Torah and science alignment. Visitors often engage with the 'Moshe Emes' series, and a complimentary seminar is offered to guests who wish to delve deeper into these subjects during their stay.
What to expect Guests arriving at the Torah Discovery.org Kosher Bed and Breakfast can expect a straightforward and welcoming experience centered on mountain living. Accommodation options include private spaces within the retreat, with the possibility of expanded lodging for larger groups through neighboring homes or supervised on-site camping. The environment is smoke-free and equipped with essential modern amenities like Wi-Fi and dedicated parking.
Each morning, a standard kosher breakfast is served, typically consisting of coffee, juice, and waffles or pancakes. For those wishing to remain on-site for all dining, additional meals can be arranged by request. Beyond the physical amenities, visitors interested in Jewish thought can participate in an educational seminar focused on the 'Moshe Emes' series, which explores the intersection of Torah and scientific discovery. The atmosphere is quiet and rustic, prioritizing the natural landscape and intellectual growth over luxury resort frills.
Frequently asked questions Can the retreat accommodate large groups? While individual travelers are welcome, the retreat is well-suited for groups. For groups exceeding 12 people, arrangements can sometimes be made at neighboring properties or via on-site tent accommodations.
Are meals provided at the Bed and Breakfast? A standard breakfast including coffee, orange juice, and toasted waffles or pancakes is provided. Additional kosher meals may be arranged for an extra fee.
How far is the retreat from Los Angeles? The property is approximately 90 miles from the Route 5 and Route 14 interchange, which is just north of Los Angeles. This makes it roughly a two-hour drive from major Jewish hubs like North Hollywood or Santa Clarita.
Is there a minyan nearby? While there is no permanent local minyan in Tehachapi, the host notes that a minyan can often be organized if a visiting group includes five or more Bar Mitzvah-aged men, supplementing existing attendees.
Is the property available for Jewish holidays? Yes, the retreat is open year-round and is tagged for major Jewish holidays including Pesach, Shavuot, Sukkot, and Purim. It serves as a quiet location for those looking to observe the Chagim in a mountain setting.