Imagine waking up to the gentle lowing of cattle and the fresh scent of dew on farmlanda quintessential RV camping experience at one of Sutton, MA's treasured locales. Here, the rolling fields of green and the charm of a family-run farm converge to offer an RV getaway like no other, where you can immerse yourself in the rural rhythms of the largest and last working dairy farm in the area. Set up your home-on-wheels amid the pastoral beauty and get ready to explore a farm store that's a cornucopia of local delights, open year-round for your convenience. Expect a delectable array of fresh fruits and vegetableshomegrown under the summer sunalongside creamy delights from Wright's Dairy Farm, freshly laid Stamp Farm eggs, and decadent scoops of Gifford's Ice Cream. RV campers with a penchant for quality will appreciate the locally-sourced Helen's Bakery Bread and Boar's Head Meats that fill the shelves, alongside a selection of the farm's very own beef. It's a foodie's paradise, where every meal recounts the tale of New England's agrarian heritage. The farm isn't just a haven for your taste buds. Those with a green thumb or a love for the outdoors will find the landscape productsmulch, loam, compost manureavailable for purchase perfect for their gardening or landscaping projects. Engage with the vital cycle of farm life as a proud member of the Agri-Mark/Cabot Creamery Cooperative, where the dairy produced contributes to the rich, buttery flavors of Cabot's esteemed dairy offerings. And for those seeking community and merriment, the farm events are a weave of local culture and fun, promising to enrich your RV camping experience. In between enjoying the farm-fresh meals and soups, make time to meander through the fields, join a farm event, or simply relax by your RV, soaking in the bucolic tranquility. This isn't just RV camping, it's a journey into the soul of New England agriculture, nourishing the body and spirit alike.

Updated 3/11/24: Our region continues to be extremely wet so here's how we're tackling the conditions to continue to serve and welcome Harvest Hosts: Under dry ground conditions, all rigs are welcome to park beside our fields in a quiet, grassy, off the road location (tow vehicles may need to unhook, drivers will need to back-in a spot). If the ground is unstable/muddy or you are unable to back in, we offer parking in front of our greenhouses (gravel/dirt) just off the road and our farm driveways. In the event that both locations above are too saturated or you are unable to maneuver your rig into position (or don't want to unhook), we have space directly beside our Farm Store for your overnight visit. This location is gravel/dirt and is in a busy location of our farm (it does quiet down around 7pm) but does provide seasonal views of our dairy barn and is ideal for guests looking to head out early or those who prefer not to drive out to the field for parking. In the event of extreme conditions or if you are arriving after dark, we may park you on our asphalt driveway at the Farm Store. If you have specific questions, please call us; we do our best to accommodate in all weather conditions and we have not canceled on guests due to weather.