Tsuph Apiary and Farm

Please scroll and Read House Rules before sending a stay request. Be aware that we work full time, When we can we do our own traveling and camping. While we do try to respond to requests within a few days, in rare occasions it may be a couple of weeks before we respond. Our site is a Backyard camper pad at our home. Electrical is a 20amp service, you must provide your own adapter. Water is also provided from a well on the property. You can dump gray tank in a yard drain near the camper pad. Generators are okay, We have a gas fire pit, as well as a gas grill, and a charcoal grill on site. One of our dogs is aggressive to unfamiliar animals so we do not allow pets. Even those that stay in your RV do not work out. We also have a half bath outside that includes a toilet and a sink. P We do have an apiary (several beehives) in our back pasture so if your stay is during a time when nectar is flowing it is possible that you will be visited by several honey bees. The possibility to get stung is there if you walk barefoot and happen to step on a bee. We are very involved hosts so you can expect some fellowship from us, and possibly some Cajun cooking Suggested Local Attractions:Parish Brewery is within walking Distance from our home. Tabasco is a short drive to the east, they offer several tours. Vermillionville Historical Village, and Acadian Village are parks that celebrate our Cajun History. As well as Rip Van Winkle Gardens which has history of when a drilling rig punched through a salt dome and drained Lake Peigneur. Jungle Gardens, Arceneaux Park and the St Julien Sports Complex, as well as several swamp tours on the Basin and Lake Martin. If you plan to stay a few days with us and want to try some inshore kayak fishing, we can arrange that too!