Picture yourself rolling through the delightful countryside of NW Alabama, with your RV a beacon of adventure amidst the sprawling fields and blue skies. As you set your sights on RV camping with a charming twist, Lauderdale County beckons, offering an immersive experience at a picturesque 160-acre farm, where the sweetness of strawberries and the warmth of blueberries await your arrival. Imagine a serene escape where the fruits of nature's labor enrich your travel experiencenot just a place to hook up your RV for the night but a destination where you can revel in the bounty of the land. This family-operated haven brims with life, cultivating not only succulent berries and an array of fresh vegetables but also nurturing the beginnings of a lively goat and chicken community. The farm's ambition blooms with the promise of an annual spring festival starting in 2023, ensuring your visit aligns with a celebration of growth, community, and joy. Whether you're looking to connect with agricultural roots or just enjoy the serenity of farm life, this venue fuels the soul with its rustic charm and a spectrum of pastoral delights. But the allure doesn't end at sunset. This unique locale is home to the only restaurant in the quaint town of WaterlooThe Jailhouse Joint. This eccentric eatery serves up not only delectable cuisine but also a slice of history and a dash of whimsy, all wrapped in a jail and prison theme. Saunter into this culinary bastion housed within the town's erstwhile jail, and let your taste buds be captivated by dishes that are arrestingly delicious. To round out your expedition, a historic transformation is in the works: the old town jail, an artifact of bygone days, is being thoughtfully renovated into a vacation rental. Slated for a grand revealing in the fall, it promises to be a cornerstone of storytelling and comfort, an ideal extension of your RV camping venture. This pastoral paradise welcomes RV enthusiasts who seek more than just a stopovera place where the heart of farming fuses with cultural quirkiness, promising an experience that is as nourishing as it is memorable. Whether sampling the farm's fresh produce, basking in the anticipation of the upcoming festival, or indulging in a thematic dining experience, your journey here is one that stitches the charm of rustic living with the tapestry of tradition and taste.

We have a gift shop at our diner in town, The Jailhouse Joint.

Rules will be given upon arrival. If in doubt, ASK first!

We have parking for one camper next to one of our flower fields. It's an old established logging road, so it is level and gravel. If towing a trailer, it will have to be driven around our garage for turnaround and backed into the spot. Vehicle and trailers will have to go under a utility wire, appx 15 feet.