As the sun begins its slow descent, painting the South Carolinian sky with strokes of gold and crimson, RV camping enthusiasts find serenity at this enchanting farmstead in Bullock Creek, SC. Rekindle your connection with nature amidst our rejuvenating 30-acre agritourism haven, where history whispers through the gentle rustling of leaves and the land itself tells a story of revival and growth. Embrace tranquility and curiosity with our guided walking tours, delving into the farmstead's soul; meet the spirited personalities of Huacaya Alpacas and Nubian Goats, wander the Medicine Garden flourishing with healing herbs, or revel in the playful antics of our resident Guinea Fowl. Here, every trail is an invitationwhether it's a meditative meander through forested enclaves or a creative spark beside the alpacas' pasture. Our emerging Country Store & Tiny Tea Room offers a trove of local treasuresfrom handcrafted pottery and produce to sumptuous alpaca fleece products and curated items by local artists. Discover the sweet allure of honey harvested on-site, soon to be witnessed in our observation hive, and anticipate the wonders of our pottery studio, where earth meets imagination. While we continue to breathe new life into this age-old farm, envision future offerings such as a vibrant greenhouse, an authentically restored historic cabin, and tiny cabins for a cozy overnight experience. Our peaceful retreat brims with spaces dedicated to camping, meditation, and the unbridled joy of creativity in the embrace of nature. For pet-loving RV campers, enjoy the scenic beauty alongside your furry companions on our picturesque walking paths; let them feel the wind in their fur across the hayfield or under the canopy of our wooded trails, always on a leash to preserve the peace and safety of all our farmstead friends. Join us in this transformationa fusion of past and present, where your RV camping adventure unfolds amidst whispers of history, a symphony of farmstead life, and the promising hum of creativity. Welcome to a place that's not just a point on a map, but a canvas for memories waiting to be painted.