As you meander through the rolling landscapes of southern Minnesota, a unique RV camping experience calls amidst the natural tranquility of a working fiber farm. From June to October, unfold the awning of adventure and settle in for an idyllic escape where gentle alpacas and angora goats grace the pastures, and the buzz of industrious bees fills the air. Tim Gallagher and Julie Johnson, healthcare professionals turned passionate fiber farmers, extend a warm welcome to all who seek a closer connection with nature. Here, on their sprawling 58-acre canvas of green, they nurture their beloved animals with meticulous care, providing high-quality nutrition and a nurturing habitat that reflects their deep commitment to animal welfare. Revel in the peaceful surroundings as you discover the heart of farmstead creativity. Explore their locally mill-spun yarns, each coil rich with the tale of the land. Touch the tactile wonder of batts, fleeces, and locks, or let your fingers wander over the array of in-house crafted felted products. Their wildflower honey, a sweet testament to the flourishing flora, promises to be a sumptuous souvenir of your visit. The farm's innovation shines with their latest array of hand-dyed yarns. These strands, tinted with flowers and plants from the very soil you camp upon, offer a palette of colors as vibrant and alive as the farm itself. For RV enthusiasts seeking a unique camping experience that intertwines relaxation with a touch of agrarian life, this seasonal host presents an opportunity not just to witness, but to participate in the authentic rhythms of farm life. Surrounded by nature's bounties and the fruits of the farmers' labors, your stay promises to enrich your journey with unforgettable moments and artisanal treasures. Remember, the beauty and peace of RV camping on a Minnesota farm awaits only during the bountiful months between June and October. Prepare to be inspired by the seamless blend of farming and craftsmanship and come away with more than just memoriesleave with a piece of the farm's soul in yarn and honey form, a true treasure of the land.