Escape to a tranquil, canine-friendly oasis where RV camping meets serene farm life and adventure threads through the landscape. Amidst 38-acres of picturesque farmland, RV explorers have the unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the joy of puppy love, training Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers and Whoodles perhaps even leading one of these adorable companions along the sprawling logging roads that beckon from your backyard. Adventure seekers rejoice, as these very roads, free from public automobile traffic, open up hundreds of miles for mountain biking, ATV and UTV riding, and horseback ventures. Visual treasures lie in wait for avid hikers who can behold an eagle's aerie perched above a tranquil pond a moment of nature's majesty just a stroll away. For those looking to extend their stay, three lush RV campsites are at your beck and call, with two offering 30 amp and one with 20 amp service, catering to any rig size. Leisure or long-term, with options for multi-night stays and nearby boondocking spots in the mountains on public land off elk hunting season, the choices are as open as the skies above. Campsites one and three come equipped with fire pits, firewood, and water, perfect for those starlit evenings under the Idaho sky. While there's no dump station, the convenience of these well-maintained spots ensures a comfortable stay. A mere stone's throw away, indulge in local flavors at Drifters Restaurant in the quaint town of Emida, ID, offering the finest and only dining experience in town. Plus, the boundless beauty of Saint Joe National Forest lies just one mile from your new temporary homestead. RV campers, prepare for the connection that awaits, both to nature and newfound furry friends. And with the added benefit of now having cell service in the area, you can share your memories as they're made. Join us to recharge, roam freely, and relish the simplicity of pastoral life where the great outdoors is your gateway to true relaxation.

If you want to stay in the immediate area and want to boondock please ask for locations. The local National Forest has several elk hunting camps not used during the spring and summer. These sites are RV accessible and are primitive campsites. Some spots have Cell Service and great views.

Park at the hitching post and electric pole which is 300 feet in off Johns Creek road on the left.

Only 1 rule. Dogs must be Vaccinated. In the morning on the day of arrival please text me a planned arrival time and while in route 1 hour prior to arrival. (I like to meet guests or give verbal parking instructions when I can't meet in person upon your arrival.)

Soft Coated Wheaten & Mini Whoodles. Pups and trained young adults. Friendly, Hypoallergenic, and Non-Shedding. Adults 27 to 40lbs