Unearth the enriching experience of RV camping with a twist of learning and sustainability at our vibrant educational homestead in the heart of Lassen County. Imagine waking up to the peaceful sound of nature blended perfectly with the soft murmur of farm animals as you step into a world that marries the soul of permaculture with the spirit of organic gardening. Embark on a hands-on adventure where soil meets soul, guiding enthusiasts through the rhythms of self-sufficient living. From the hushed whispers of greenhouses nurturing delicate garlic shoots to the sun-kissed expanses birthing summer's bounty, campers can delve into the art of canning, livestock processing, and thriving in the high desert's unique ecology. RV campers will find a welcoming array of amenities, including four convenient pull-through spots ensuring your stay is comfortable and connected, with electricity available and Wi-Fi on request. Embrace the opportunity to weave through our redwood barn, soon to gleam with 2024's renovations, and explore the farm life with special guided tours and a petting zoo that await your curiosity. While our gates open to the public on selected days, RV travelers can nestle in any day of the week, ensuring a lush escape is always at hand. Relish the goodies from our farmstand, a tribute to Lassen County's finest artisans and purveyors, promptly available with your arrival. Stay a while longer, if the wonders of the region call to you, and sink deeper into the embrace of the high desert's allure. Educational, eco-friendly, and ever so inviting, our homestead is not just a destination but a journey into the heart of sustainable practice and community connection. Journey to where RV camping and harmonious homesteading unite, and create memories that resonate with the pioneering spirit of Happy Homesteading.

Wanna stay longer? Additional fees of 10.00 per night up to 4 nights. Garbage drop off is available behind the farmstand. Message us and we will block out your extra time.

Depending on which spot... In front of the barn, in front of the greenhouses, and along the play area fenceline.

Do not enter livestock pens. Tours and petting pens are available upon request.