Escape to an enchanting haven where the whisper of breeze-kissed fields merges with the rustle of woodland leaves. Immerse yourself in the bucolic charm of a 43-acre farm sanctuary, tailored for RV camping enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Strategically located just minutes off Interstate 70 in the heart of Eastern Ohio, this picturesque retreat is a living canvas for those who seek tranquility away from the city's bustle. Embrace a unique camping experience amid a diverse landscape of open meadows and shaded forests. Engage your spirit of adventure as you navigate 1.5 miles of serpentine wooded trails, with the promise of awe-inspiring vistas over undulating valleys. Here, the air is infused with the subtle scents of the great outdoors, beckoning travelers to explore, relax, and reconnect with nature. The property is not only a slice of paradise for campers but an active hub of creativity and learning, serving as an inspiring backdrop for a bounty of Home, Garden, DIY & Recipe online content. Discover the farm's practical test garden and kitchena trove of innovative ideas where wisdom sprouts alongside heirloom tomatoes and basil leaves. While beautiful sleeping cabins and a rustic barn speak of the land's generous hospitality, each space honors the privacy and peace of RV campers. Adhere to the reverence of quiet hours post 10 pm, maintaining the nocturnal sanctuary for all. RV guests are welcomed to the farm's epicenter: a central gathering area where the glow of a stone fire pit kindles connection and the crackle of timber sets the soundtrack for starlit soires. Travelers with pets can breathe easy knowing their four-legged companions can roam alongside them, tethered by a bond of trust and a leash to ensure the continuity of this serene setting. The property's commitment to a smoke-free environment fosters fresh air and clear skies for the perfect RV camping respite. Convenience meets rustic charm with a gravel lot reserved for stately rigs and campers alike, where you'll be greeted by pastoral scenes and the mirror-like surface of a nearby pond. And while the magic of a crackling fire is freely offered, a nominal fee avails you to the modern comforts of 30 amp electric hookups, ensuring your stay marries the essence of the untamed with the ease of technology. Support this pastoral dream with a cash, Venom, or Paypal contribution, aiding in the garden's lush growth and eventual transformation into a public park. Your engagement on social media, valuable Google reviews, and participation in the farm's digital spectrum not only enhances your journey but sows seeds for future visitors to reap the splendor. Set your compass to nature's rhythm and find serenity at this Eastern Ohio treasure a place where the RV camping spirit roams free and every turn offers a new opportunity to harvest lasting memories.

IMPORTANT - DO NOT FOLLOW YOUR GPS FOR DIRECTIONS. (If your directions tell you to turn south on 513 or if you drive past the entrance and have to turn around you will not be able to pull into the drive). You MUST follow the directions below: Off of I70 turn north on SR 513 (towards the gas stations) and then turn right on Bridgewater road. Stay on this road (do not turn left when you see a Pisgah Rd. sign). Bridgewater turns into Pisgah road. There is a bridge that has a clearance of 13' 3". Once you go under I70 the road will turn to gravel (please slow down). We are the first house on the left. When you arrive pull straight into the main driveway parallel to the house, to the left of thefarm@owgarden sign. Then back up and park your RV or camper in the gravel lot located perpendicular to the side of the detached shop, in front of the electric meter and next to the fence and Pisgah Rd (the back of your camper/RV will back up to where the orange cone is located). *See photos

We do have 2 published Home & Garden books for sale $15 each or both for $20. In also have a few t-shirts, hats and coffee mugs as well. If you would like to make a donation to the plant/tree fund there is a donation box at the merchandise display table inside the barn.