As the sun dips below the horizon, where the art of weaving and the tranquility of nature weave together, RV camping enthusiasts will find an idyllic retreat in the serene Rockland Valley. This charming handmade haven is a place where you can unwind by the gentle murmurs of a nearby creek, capture the stunning hues of the sunset with your camera, and bask under the majestic canopy of stars. In this modest family-run enclave, every visitor is greeted with a tapestry of warm hospitality and the delicate clatters of a loom weaving magic. Revel in the artistic mastery and passion of a skilled weaver whose handcrafted creations range from cozy baby blankets and chic handbags to delightful bookmarks and elegant table runners. There is a special story interlaced within every exclusive piece, ensuring that visitors will undoubtedly discover a beautiful and unique keepsake to cherish. Adventurers navigating their way toward this cozy nook should adhere closely to the provided arrival instructions, where the welcoming clue is a pair of red gates signaling your entrance to this enchanting world of textiles and tranquility. Guests are encouraged to claim their spot in the welcoming embrace of the fenced sanctuary, where the freedom to connect with nature and the pleasure of crafting experiences merge. Not only is this extraordinary locale a celebration of handwoven artistry, but it also serves as a delightful gift shop housed in a white trailer. Visitors are invited to peruse the selection of handcrafted wares at their leisure, finding the perfect memento to commemorate their stay. For RV campers seeking an extended rendezvous with peace or those journeying in fellowship, this destination graciously accommodates group visits and prolonged stays. A mere text to the friendly hosts is all that's required to make arrangements or seek assistance as you settle in. Embrace the philosophy that happiness is more journey than destination, and let RV camping here be the medium through which you travel to a peaceful respite woven with creativity and nature's grace.

Please call or text Kevin @ 208-221-2777 if you need anything. NOTICE: GPS maps may not be accurate, so please follow the written arrival directions below. 1. As you turn off of the paved road on to Nelson Lane go about 800 feet and between the 6th & 7th power pole on the right side of the road you will see two red gates with a Harvest Host sign. The red gates are not very far off the paved road. Enter the red gates and park anywhere you’d like. 2. You've gone too far if you go over the bridge, pass the log house or start going up the hill. There is a little gift shop with Anita’s weaving creations in the white trailer. You are welcome to go inside any time it’s convenient for you. Be cautious of the electric fence surrounding the area, it keeps the horses and cattle away. For you city folks, it is a low voltage system, so mostly harmless if touched but don't test it while standing in water or if you're wet.