Escape the ordinary and embrace the charm of countryside living! This unique RV camping destination merges the rustic allure of a working farm and equine facility with the pleasures of boutique shopping and nature's sweetness. Whether you're a horse enthusiast eager to indulge in trail rides, fox hunting, or shows, or perhaps seeking the serene atmosphere of a farm for some rest and relaxation, this locale is a true gem in the heart of horse country. The farm offers a delightful experience for all ages, complete with summer camps for those keen on equestrian pursuits. Moreover, treasure hunters will revel in the quaint gift shops, one housed in a cleverly converted travel trailer nestled within a historic hayshed, and the other residing on the back porch of a traditional White House, each brimming with bespoke gifts and farm-sourced goods. Sweeten your stay with our farm-fresh honey, harvested from bees buzzing around our fertile hay fieldsnature's own gold. Visit Ashwood on Antioch Barn, a tastefully renovated tobacco barn that doubles as a wedding and event venue, offering a medley of scenic parking spots to settle your RV. Here, you'll find yourself engulfed in picturesque views with the added advantage of participating in various on-site activities. Situated a mere 5-8 miles from the crossroads of I-64 and I-75, the journey to this rural retreat is a breeze along the quaint roads of Bourbon County. While the paths are narrow, they remain uncluttered and frequently traversed by local farmers, welcoming travelers with RVs without any fuss. Choose this bucolic escape for your next RV camping adventure, where the rolling hills whisper stories of equine legacy and the land's treasures are yours to discover. This idyllic setting is not only a testament to Kentucky's rural splendor but also a perfect example of how harmoniously modern amenities can blend with traditional farm life.

I am very flexible on length of stays due to having multiple parking spots on different farms. All farms are close to each other and some parking is for larger rigs and some cater to the smaller campers. If boondocking in a smaller rig I can park you in a hayfield.

All parking is on Gravel or grass. Hookups are off to the side of all parking spaces. As long as you do not block farm driveways most anywhere is fine to park.

Please only park where grass is kept mowed. Hayfields are fine for parking after hay harvest and when grass is short. Do not go through any closed gates as there is most likely cattle or horses in those fields. Guests are welcome to visit horse barn even if there is activity. We have lessons, camps, rides and regular horse care always going on.

The farm offers wide open spaces for you to stretch your legs as well as your four-legged travelers with beautiful sunrises and sunsets. Horseback rides are offered upon request but are limited to availability of staff so advance planning is most helpful. We have lots of animals to see, pet, and interact with on the different farms. There are stalls and paddocks if you are traveling with horses and need a layover. The parking spaces are grass and gravel. The event venue can be rented if traveling with a group needing a gathering place. All items for sale in the gift shops are Kentucky made. Some as local as down the street. Both gift shops are the honor system and open most of the time. Sign in sheets are located in the gift shops.