Immerse yourself in the pastoral charm and serene beauty of a unique RV camping experience, where the simplicity of farm life meets the adventurous spirit of the open road. Spread across 40 lush acres, this first-generation family farm offers a quaint escape into the countryside, perfect for those looking to connect with nature and embrace rural living. As you settle into your RV amidst the rolling fields, the farm invites you to get up close and personal with an array of charming animals. Imagine waking to the gentle sounds of Scottish Highland cattle and spending your afternoons snuggling with goats or being greeted by the friendly oinks and quacks of pigs and ducks. It's a haven for animal lovers, offering a rare opportunity to meet and learn about these wonderful creatures through farm tours and exclusive Highland cattle meet and greets. For those who appreciate the farm-to-table ethos, the on-site farm stand is a delight not to be missed. Here, you can browse a selection of fresh produce and items raised and grown directly on the farm, embodying the true taste of the countryside. Whether its the crispness of freshly harvested vegetables or the richness of farm-fresh eggs, every purchase supports sustainable farming practices and celebrates local agriculture. This RV camping destination is not just about finding a place to park; its about experiencing the rhythms of farm life, from the early morning chores to the tranquil evenings under the starlit sky. It's perfect for families seeking educational experiences or couples looking for a peaceful retreat into nature. Pack your RV and set your sights on a getaway that promises not just a place to stay, but an immersion into the heart of rural living, where every day brings a new discovery and a deeper appreciation for the simple joys of farm life.

Farm fresh eggs Homegrown produce (seasonal) Baby goat snuggling Farm tours Fishing in private pond (catch and release) Scottish Highland cattle meet and greet (feed them cookies & brush them)

Camper parking is located in the grass area next to the garden, to the right when you first pull in. If there has been an excessive amount of rain, the parking area will be moved to the gravel driveway/parking area.