As the sun rises over the horizon casting a golden glow over the countryside, picture yourself waking up in an RV oasis where culture and nature blend seamlessly. This unique RV camping destination welcomes you into the heart of creativity and tranquility, where an enchanting blend of art and pastoral beauty awaits. Step into a world where the timeless elegance of a restored 19th-century barn sets the stage for an unforgettable getaway. This destination offers a glimpse into the artistic soul, showcasing the reflective artwork of renowned egg tempera painter R. Paul Saphier. Visitors can meander through special exhibits that echo with inspiration, inviting a moment of contemplation and wonder. Expand your appreciation for folk art with the vibrant patterns of barn quilts that adorn the locale, adding a splash of color and tradition to your stay. Stroll through the serene koi pond area, where the gentle ripples reflect the sky above and the koi glide beneath, painting a living artwork with their bright colors. Step into the fairy gardens where whimsy and charm invite you to reconnect with natures playful side, making it an enchanting experience for families and nature enthusiasts alike. The Cow-fe on-site offers a pastoral twist to your dining options, while the gift shop presents a treasure trove of unique finds to commemorate your visit. This fully wheelchair accessible retreat is not just an RV camping spotit's a cultural immersion, open from Memorial Day to Columbus Day. Whether you're here for the art, the ambiance, or a peaceful respite beneath the stars, this location promises a camping experience that caters to the soul's yearning for beauty and relaxation. Come for the RV comforts, but stay for an artistic journey that transforms your understanding of what a campsite can offer.

Feel free to set up and parking lot in such a way as to enjoy the sunset which will be away from the highway.

Our gallery has a gift shop with local crafts, fine art, art cards, jams, maple syrup. We also have a lovely self-serve cafe in the former dairy barn, known as the Cow-fe, and a deck with views of the surrounding fields. The entire art gallery in our barn is wheelchair accessible and we have an ADA compliant restroom. Our neighbors are Amish and some have stands where they offer their own crafts and baked goods. We have local wineries and eateries. There are lakes nearby for kayaking and the astonishingly beautiful Saint Lawrence River. Boldt Castle and Singer Castle are favorite visiting spots nearby. Art lovers will enjoy the Frederic Remington Art Museum in Ogdensburg.