We're a smaller farm of 5 acres at the end of a beautiful tree-covered dirt road, but we have a big vision for our property. From full farm-to-table eating experiences to hernal gardens and extensive native flower fields. We are building trails and interactive spots around our property for families and visitors to enjoy a slower yet invigorating pace of life during their stay. Guests can enjoy our farmstand (summer) and general store (winter) for farm-fresh produce and handmade crafts.

Your membership includes an overnight stay at a Host. Extra nights are available at the Host's discretion.

When planning your stay at our farm, please contact us to confirm your camping spot and desired duration. We can provide a PDF map of the farm property for your reference. Electrical hookups are available for $10 per day. There are no additional fees unless you choose to support our farm and woodworking businesses by purchasing fresh baked goods, farm produce, crafts, etc., available through our farmstand in summer and general store in winter.

We offer a range of parking options across our property, including gravel, pavement, grass, and dirt surfaces. Some spots feature hookups for electricity and water, while others may have one or none. Each spot is suitable for different sizes and types of camper/RV units. We do not have a pull-thru camping option, most spots are back-in sites. Please contact us in advance to confirm availability and find the best spot for your setup. Feel free to request a PDF map of our property and camping spots via email for your convenience.

Trash and Recycling: Please use the large bins located near the front of the property for trash and recycling. Kindly clean up your area before departure. If you need a trash bag, feel free to ask, and we can provide one. Please do not empty sewage anywhere on the property; a sewage dump is available at Walnut Creek Lake, a short 10-minute drive north. Bathroom Use: Guests are welcome to use the full bathroom in our workshop at no extra cost. Please leave the facilities as you found them. Please note, our current water heater provides cold well water until we install a new one. Smoking Policy: For the safety of our property and guests, smoking and drug use are not permitted on our premises. This policy helps maintain a fire-safe environment, and we appreciate your cooperation in keeping our land clean and healthy. Safety and Liability: Please be cautious and aware of your surroundings while walking on the property, as it is an active farm with potential hazards. We have taken measures to ensure safety, including clearing dangerous items and identifying poisonous plants. In the event of storms, a storm shelter is available inside the main house for guest use. Respect for Property: Please respect our property, gardens, and hard work invested in creating them. Avoid touching or moving items that do not belong to you or that you are unfamiliar with. For safety reasons, please refrain from entering the lower level of our workshop building, which houses heavy machinery and woodworking equipment. Local Regulations: Outside of our designated firepit area, no campfires are allowed without prior permission. Guests may use the firepit responsibly; please ensure the fire is fully extinguished before leaving. Quiet hours begin at 9 PM, and while we cannot control noise from neighboring areas, we ask all guests to be considerate of each other. Emergency Contact Information: For any emergencies or questions during your stay, please contact Jordan, your host, at 402-990-3957.

We have a farmstand (summer) and general store (winter) from which visitors can enjoy farm fresh seasonal produce and harvests, fresh baked goodies and bread, handmade wooden crafts, decor items for your home and vehicle, gifts for family and kids, and more. Other activities include seasonal things like u-pick experiences, workshops, fresh cut flower fields, farm tours, visiting our growing livestock animal family, wildlife trails, scenic picnic spots, a growing natural kids playground and more.