Imagine retreating to a tranquil oasis where the whispers of the past harmonize with the serene beauty of the Northern New York countryside. Welcome to a unique RV camping experience, where the storied legacy of the Anabaptists unfolds amidst the natural splendor of the majestic Adirondacks. Here, you're invited to not just camp, but also to immerse yourself in over a century of rich heritage. Let your curiosity guide you through a living history museum where three generations of a pioneering family's legacy are lovingly preserved. The host location offers a chance to dive deep into the cultural fabric of the Mennonite community, tracing its roots back to the 1830s. This peaceful camping spot near Kirschnerville and the charming town of Croghan presents the perfect blend of educational journey and tranquil retreat. Wander through the historical farmstead, ponder the enduring simplicity of Anabaptist life, and engage with captivating exhibits that tell a story of resilience and faith. As an RV enthusiast, you'll bask in the ability to connect with both nature and history. Encounter a variety of animals that roam the grounds, awaken to the gentle rustle of leaves in the breeze, and end your day under a canopy of stars that light up the clear northern sky. All the while, you'll be forging your very own memories that echo the rich tapestry of tales this land has to share. Whether you're looking to fuel your adventurous spirit, educate your mind, or simply unwind amidst rolling fields and rustic charm, this destination adds a profound chapter to the journal of your RV camping adventures.

Use the large parking lot near the house for parking the vehicle.

No smoking on the premises.

Admission to the barn, house and grounds is by donation. In addition to donations, we have a gift shop (books, homemade crafts, including comforters, etc.).