Surrender to the charm of authentic farm living on your next RV camping adventure, where 32 acres of serene farmland offer you a retreat like no other. Indulge in the pastoral symphony of clucking hens, the gentle lowing of Shorthorn cattle, and the playful antics of resident goats as you park amid the simple pleasures of country life. This homestead specializing in pastured meats invites you to connect with the source of your food, offering a glimpse into sustainable agriculture and livestock care. During your stay, witness the cycle of life with our bustling menagerie which includes pigs, layers of nutritious eggs, and, in the warmer months, meat chickens roaming the fields. But the invitation extends far beyond the farm gates. You'll find yourself surrounded by a sprawling 3,200-acre natural tapestry of Wisconsin state-owned public land. This vast expanse beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its lush grasslands, mysterious wetlands, and a menagerie of wild inhabitantsfrom vibrant avian life to deer and the elusive muskratproviding countless opportunities for wildlife observation, photography, and the simple joy of unwinding in nature. An RV camping experience here isn't just about a place to park, it's about immersion in the rural lifestyle, education on sustainable farming, and access to untouched wilderness. Come for the solace, leave with memories of a landscape alive with the sights and sounds of nature's bounty.

Currently selling pork, chicken, and grass-fed, grain-finished beef. We have maple syrup, black walnut syrup, farm fresh eggs, sweet corn, and other fresh produce seasonally. We welcome people to join us for a tour of our farm and pick fresh produce with us as available. Additional nights stays are welcome for $25 per night. We also have electric and water hook ups for $5 each per night, a fire pit that can be used free of charge, and fire wood for sale.

Please do not enter barn outside of tours with host. Please do not open and/or go through any closed gates. Please do not disturb livestock.

Many people enjoy parking on the opposite side of the driveway from the house, near the silos. Other spots may be available as desired.