Unplug and reconnect with nature as your RV rolls into the heart of California's abundant farmland. In the scenic city of Vacaville, a ten-acre oasis thrives where organic and biodynamic farming practices turn the soil into a tapestry of nutrient-dense produce. This working Community Supported Farm welcomes RV camping enthusiasts to wake up to a symphony of farm sounds and breathe in the freshness of authentic rural living. As you set up camp amidst sprawling fields, the farm invites you to explore the wonders of sustainable agriculture. Stroll around and get your hands a little dirty if you like the farm's commitment to ecological harmony means every fruit, vegetable, and egg here tells a story of mindful cultivation. Farm-fresh isnt just an expression in this slice of paradise; it's your daily menu. Discover the farm's range of value-added products and take a piece of this earthy goodness back to your RV. Whether you're here to savor the simplicity of farm life or to stock up on wholesome produce, this farm-camping experience promises a rejuvenating retreat from the hustle of city life. So, while you're charting your next RV adventure, remember there's a plot of Californian soil waiting to show you the growth and grounding that only a farm can offer. Come see, taste, and marvel at what's growing on this farm, and transform your RV camping trip into a journey of agrarian discovery.

Here at Lockewood Acres we have fresh organically grown seasonal fruits and vegetable available all year long for you to purchase. With the produce we grow we also make all of our own jams, jellies, vinegars, salts and shrubs. Our chickens are pasture raised and have free range of the property so the eggs are very tasty. Don't forget about the farm tour which gives you a brief history of the farm and what we did to make farming a viable source of income and security for our family. We look forward to meeting you. Peace! Farmer Ben P.S. Remember this is a working farm, not Disneyland or a multi-million dollar winery. My wife and I choose to nurture this living soil here at Lockewood Acres to live as self-sustainably as we can here in California as we try to survive in these trying times for as long as our tired old bodies will allow. During the summer it is hot with direct sun in the evening. Put your awing to the West, relax and have an iced "Lockewood" while enjoying the sunset. We have materials that we use (or plan to use) through out our small 10 acre farm so watch your step. Please remember I only have about 14 hours a day (in the summer less in the winter) to get things done, so sometime things get neglected or get delayed and put back on the "List". With that in mind, if you want a safe, flat spot to rest over night and pick up a few items grown here, on this organically farmed ground, manufactured at this place by my wife with labels designed by our daughter, then this is the place for you. We look forward to meeting you down here on the farm!

Call for parking instructions when you arrive (hope to have a map on this site soon). If you are towing something stay on Locke Rd and don't turn in or turn onto McKeithrin stay on Locke Road. (don't listen to the "lady"). Check in is between 1 pm and 4 pm and the gate closes at 5 pm. Farm tours are around 4 pm (depending on the goats). You can purchase tour tickets on the web site or when you arrive. We can only accommodate rigs that are under 35 feet long. That is from the tip of your front bummer of your tow vehicle to the rear of the items you are towing. If you are longer that that, you will make it in but not out. Remember we are closed on Sunday's so we don't spot anyone on that day. Please make reservations at least 48 hours in advance. Can't wait to meet you all!