Situated on 12+ acres of fields and woods on a former horse farm in rural Rose Township Michigan, we offer a quiet, serene location for a rustic camping experience with plenty of wildlife and nature. The property has been pesticide free for over 25 years now and in summer the fields glow brightly with fireflies every evening. Lansing, Detroit, Bay City, Saginaw, Frankenmuth, Flint, Holly, Fenton, Port Huron, Ann Arbor, and yes even Hell are all an hour or less away. Just 3 miles from both downtown Fenton or Holly and conventionally situated between M-59, M-23 and I-75 No frills, no hook-ups just peace and quiet all for free. Water fill is a possibility if you have a long enough fresh water hose. Possibly a 20amp electric hookup, however that is only if you have a very long extension cord. If you park on the south end, you can run your generators to your hearts content if they are not too loud. Suggested Local Attractions:Historic Holly has lots of great antique stores, and Fenton has plenty of top notch dining, parks and shopping. Uncle Ray's in Fenton is nationally known for their homemade ice cream and the Fenton Hotel is one of the oldest restaurants in the state. Kayaking opportunities are plentiful, as are swimming and boating.

Pets are allowed but must be leashed and cleaned up after, no exceptions. We normally ask for 24 hour notice, but contact us first if shorter. If we are available we will accept on shorter notice. Children are welcome if you contact us before your reservation. Two night stay, unless arrangements are made ahead of time. Generators are allowed as long as they are quiet and not over overpoweringly loud. We like the quiet of our country home, so please respect it. Departure time 11:00am

Access Road Conditions: 0.1 mile off a paved road, and up a dirt driveway. Semi tight left turn uphill into the driveway, so take it slow, but we make it with our 38' RV. Large field to the right as you come through the gates is available for overnight stays Tow Vehicle Parking Details: It is a great big field next to the treeline, so plenty of room to park.