Imagine a tranquil retreat where RV camping becomes an immersive experience in sustainable living and natural wonder. Embrace the pastoral charm of 33 acres of flourishing farmland, where lush fields meet the canopy of hardwoods and pines. Gaze out at the idyllic mountain vistas and feel the gentle flow of the spring and creek nurturing the land. This agrarian haven is a beacon for sanctuary a place where both humans and nature thrive in harmony. Through educational programs, workshops, and therapeutic sessions, visitors can delve into the rhythms of the earth and learn about regenerative agriculture. Engage in a journey of discovery and growth, where the knowledge gained resonates deeply with the principles of nurturing the environment. With each dawn, witness the community-fostering practice of sharing bountiful harvests, from fresh organically grown eggs to vegetables and foraged delicacies. In time, the farm will also offer meats, dairy, and a diverse array of produce, integrating the winding rhythms of farm life with the daily delight of farm-fresh foods. Amongst the wildlife and whispering trees, meet the petite Irish Dexters, a unique bovine breed that graces the land with their presence. The farm vibrantly lives online too, with visual stories that unfold on Instagram, providing a window into the ever-evolving journey of this special place. Although new to the land, with only a year and a half of stewardship, the aspirations for this farm stretch far beyond the horizon. Your visit not only grants you a peaceful RV camping stay amidst nature but also an opportunity to support a burgeoning dream. Contributions to program scholarships and farm development are welcomed with open hearts, fostering beauty for the local and Harvest Hosts communities alike. In a world where RV camping meets passion for the land, visitors can contribute to a flourishing future while enjoying a serene getaway. Witness the farm's evolution, participate in the rural symphony, and maybe leave a piece of your heart within this sanctuary under the sky.

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We will likely have some veggies throughout the summer to offer, and possibly eggs. Right now, as of early June, we have lots of kale, as well as some chard, spinach, and sugar snap peas. Pets can come but need to remain on a leash since we have chickens and cows. We run an outdoor school on the farm for children, teaching them things like gardening, making maple syrup, taking care of chickens, construction techniques, music, and arts and crafts, and any tips go to that program and would be most appreciated! You can learn more about our programs at faunaforestfarm.org