Private drive, near Skyline Drive and multiple state parks and National Forests. Hiking trails and kayaking lunches just down the road. Site is in the woods, with lots of wildlife all over. The deer will often walk right next to the camper. You can sometimes hear fox, owls and racoons hunt at night, and millions of spring peepers, peeping during rain. While our location is technically a subdivision, it's fully forested, and feels like camping.

Please read all info before requesting Parking is next to our home, on a not so level gravel driveway. (my trailer requires two levels of the plastic leveling blocks) Lots of space to park tow vehicles or toads. Driveway is narrow, very long, and must be backed down from a 90 degree turn. It’s off of a low traveled gravel road. Backing experience is absolutely required. There are narrow spots and low hanging branches from mature trees. I’m not worried about broken branches, but I’m worried about broken AC shrouds, so proceed at your own risk if your rig is over 11 feet tall. If I'm here upon arrival, I can always spot and remove branches as needed. My 33ft travel trailer can make it, use your best judgement from there.