Embrace the serene charm of RV camping on a vibrant 20+ acre farm located in the picturesque hills of LaFayette, NY, a stone's throw from the bustling city of Syracuse. Amidst the area's famed apple orchards, our site offers a peaceful haven for nature lovers and fiber art enthusiasts alike. Imagine settling in on a site where beneath your wheels lies a hidden gravel layer, providing easy maneuvering and stable parking for your RV, regardless of its size. Breathe in the fresh country air as you venture into the tranquil world of colorful alpacas, nurtured not just for their kaleidoscope coats but also for the luxurious quality of their fiber that improves with each generation. Indulge in the idyllic farm life, devoid of the hustle, yet complete with the unique opportunity to interact with these gentle creatures, all within the framework of responsible tourism promoted by the "Safety in Agricultural Tourism Act." With generators permitted and furry canine companions welcome on a leash, the farm provides modern comforts while preserving the rustic charm of RV camping. Settle into one of two exclusive camping spots, available until the first deep snow of November and again as spring thaws the landscape in April. An updated calendar ensures your timing is perfect for an unforgettable stay. Delve into the local treasures just south of historic Route 20. Sample the crisp cider and spirits from Beak & Skiff apple farm & 1911 tasting room & distillery, or sip a crafted brew at Meir's Creek Brewery in Cazenovia. Nature's majesty unfolds at nearby waterfalls such as Pratts, Tinker's, and Delphi, while farm-fresh produce awaits at Casey's stand on Rt 80. For urban conveniences, Tully offers coffee shops, a pharmacy, gas, and hardware all a short drive away. Seeking a linger-worthy stay? Advance notice may secure an extended sojourn among the alpacas and apple blossoms. As the day fades and 6 pm heralds your arrival time, settle in before dark and enjoy a twilight visit with our friendly herd. RV camping here isn't just a stopover; it's a pastoral escape that redefines the joy of hitting the open road.