Revel in tranquility and the promise of future vineyard elegance as you journey into the heart of the Tehachapi mountains, where the art of RV camping ascends to new heights amidst the serene Cummings Valley in Kern County. Here, adventurers and wine connoisseurs can support the nascent dreams of wine-making while enveloped by rugged, pastoral charm and sweeping vistas. A vision in the making, the hosts warmly invite you into their 22-acres of burgeoning aspirations. Picture yourself parking your RV in a vast expanse of open land, embraced by infinite sky and the rugged companionship of the Tehachapi's undulating terrain. Although the land currently unfurls as a humble dirt pasture, it's the cradle for future rows of lush vines and the hosts' heartfelt commitment to viticulture. At present, there isn't a bustling market or farm stand, but your contribution to their dream is welcome and appreciateda seed planted for the anticipated 'Lone Oak Reserve'. Guests are encouraged to donate via check, Venmo, or the onsite donation box, all fostering the future tapestry of grapevines that will one day thrive across this land. While the setting champions simplicity, with no shade trees, water, electricity, or waste disposal amenities, it gifts visitors with natures grand canvasa showcase of majestic mountain views, fiery sunsets that paint the sky, and a celestial theatre of stars at night. The beauty of the Tehachapi mountains shines brightly here. Take leisurely strolls along smooth farm roads, get acquainted with the friendly barn animals, and cherish the tranquil atmosphere. Nearby, the newly recognized Tehachapi AVA beckons oenophiles to explore five award-winning wineries within a stone's throw, promising palatable adventures and local sips of distinction from Friday through Sunday. Additional attractions in the area cater to diverse interests, from the historical enchantment of the Tehachapi Train Loop and the soaring excursions at Skylark North to the awe-inspiring Elk and Condor sightings. The alluring Pacific Crest Trail beckons hikers, while establishments like P-Dubs and Papa's Pizza promise culinary delights after a day of exploration. This special destination, a testament to service and community, forged by a couple with deep military roots, extends far beyond an overnight RV stayit's an intimate glimpse into a dream taking root, an invitation to be part of a larger narrative woven into the fabric of the Tehachapi's legacy. Please note, adherence to the IMPORTANT DIRECTIONS INFORMATION is essential to ensure the continuity of this peaceful ranch experience in compliance with the ethos of preserving nature's footprint. Prepare to be part of a unique story of growth and aspiration, relishing the quiet splendor of RV camping in a place where future toasts will resonate with the echoes of your support and memories of your stay.

Refer to driving/parking instructions in the approval email. RV's will park in a flat, grass/dirt pasture just inside the main entrance and below the dam.