Embrace the rustic charm of RV camping on a picturesque Vermont farm, where the pastoral lifestyle merges with artisan craftsmanship to offer an authentic agrarian retreat. Here, rolling hills cradle a small yet vibrant farm dedicated to nurturing the earth, its animals, and a sense of community among nature-loving travelers. As you park your RV amidst the serenity of this pastoral haven, you'll be surrounded by the gentle bleating of Shetland sheep, the primary residents of the farm, whose high-quality wool becomes the foundation for an array of handcrafted fiber products. Dairy from these grass-fed treasures lends a creamy delight to the farm's harvest, emphasizing the richness of locally-sourced food. But the creative spirit doesn't end with the livestock. Explore the farm's homestead to find a treasure trove of handmade goods that exemplify traditional methods and modern aesthetics. From the smooth curves of pottery, skillfully thrown and fired on-site, to the intricate designs of wood goods, each piece tells a story of the land and hands that crafted it. Whether you're looking for a peaceful escape or a unique opportunity to engage with the art of farming and handcrafting, this host provides a memorable RV camping experience. Enquire about extending your stay, for a small fee, and truly immerse yourself in the tranquil rhythms of rural life and the warm hospitality that defines Vermont's countryside charm.

We have farmed and handmade goods including pottery, wood goods such as cutting boards and coasters, and a variety of items from our farm including wool products like yarn and roving, some vegetables and herbs from the garden as available, and more to come!

Please do not feed or disturb livestock. Please mind all fencing as most of it is electrified for our animals’ safety. Please do not pick any vegetables or herbs from crop areas. Please keep dogs on leash at all times and away from livestock.

Next to the gray metal workshop building, there is a lean-to covered area with wood siding. The designated parking spot is to the left of the lean-to (facing it from the road), or between the workshop building and the creek. It would probably be easiest for departure if you back into the parking spot, but you are welcome to pull in head first if that is more comfortable for you!