Immerse yourself in the pastoral charm of a genuine homestead, harmoniously blending sustainability with RV camping adventure. Here, Scottish Highland cattle roam with an air of majesty, while sheep, goats, and alpacas add to the rural tapestry that paints this living landscape. Picture yourself waking to the soft clucking of poultry and the serene ambiance of farm life, where every day brings a connection to the natural world. Beyond the allure of friendly farm animals, this unique camping destination offers the delights of seasonal produce and the sweetness of local honey, inviting you to savor the flavors of the earth. Indulge in the craftsmanship of the farm with an assortment of handmade soaps, balms, and more, each created with care and a touch of homestead magic. For our guests bringing their four-legged companions, please note that our diligent guard dogs play a vital role in the safety of our animals. While they are secured during the day, we advise that small pets that can comfortably remain inside the RV are best suited for a visit to our haven. We kindly request that all pets be leashed when exploring outdoors, to ensure the harmony of our free-range ducks and turkeys with your cherished companions. This destination is an invitation to not just explore, but to truly connect with the rhythms of farm life while enjoying the comforts of RV camping. Whether you're an avid RV enthusiast seeking a pastoral retreat or a family looking to share the simple joys of farm life with your children, this homestead offers an experience that blends the call of the wild with the welcoming embrace of rural hospitality. Make your next getaway an unforgettable journey back to the land, where natures bounty and farming traditions await to enrich your soul and palette.

Your membership includes an overnight stay at a Host. Extra nights are available at the Host's discretion.

Come to the barn and stop to the right of the barn, we will meet you and show you where to go.

Please do not startle livestock, but photos are fine! Ask about “junior farmer” tours with our boys if you’d like to meet/pet animals.