Escape to a pastoral paradise where the tranquility of nature blends seamlessly with the charm of rural life. This serene haven sprawls across 190 acres of lush landscapes, featuring bubbling springs, meandering creeks, expansive fields, and dense forests. Perfectly situated in the heart of Otsego County, this location offers RV camping enthusiasts a unique blend of agricultural wonders and wildlife wonders, framed by the scenic vistas that stretch between Oneonta, Binghamton, Syracuse, and Cooperstown. Enter a world where the commitment to animal welfare shines, as the property operates as a burgeoning animal rescue, rehabilitation, and sanctuary, extending love and care to creatures great and small. Camp alongside nature's melodies and experience life on a working ranch, embracing the opportunity to reconnect with the earth and its inhabitants. The surrounding towns add an irresistible allure, with youthful energy breathing new life into the area. Just a stone's throw away in Gilbertsville, you'll find the scent of fresh bread wafting from a soon-to-be-opened bakerythe future home of handcrafted pastries, cakes, and a cozy caf. Nearby Morris sweetens the deal with a locally-loved ice cream store, deemed the best in the region, perfect for cooling off during summer RV camping adventures. For those yearning for a dash of culture and history, the illustrious Cooperstown is but a short drive away. Delve into America's favorite pastime at the Baseball Hall of Fame or travel back in time at The Farmers Museum. Shopping enthusiasts will be delighted by the nearby Amish Market, Weaver's, offering a treasure trove of hand-crafted goods only 10 minutes away by car. Whether it's the allure of artisan foods, the promise of idyllic landscapes, or the warmth of a community nurturing its growth and preserving its natural legacy, RV campers will discover a peaceful retreat that speaks to the heart of country living. Join us for an unparalleled camping experience where nature, nurture, and neighborliness come together under the vast, starlit sky.

Depending on your overall length: the preferred parking spot is the driveway on the northern end of the really big barn. Beware that the driveway is kind of narrow as it crosses a small culvert at the beginning of the driveway. If your RV is a Class B or anything small you could park on the western side of the road right next to the horse pasture (unless it's wet) or the driveway mentioned before. If your combined length is more than 34ft you can park next to the driveway on the other side of the trees. This area is not exactly flat so it more ideal for travel trailers than Class A's/B's Please be here before dark.

Please don't - feed the animals without asking beforehand. - go into the animal pastures without asking. We want you to be safe.

The rescue is very small and merchandise is limited to coffee mugs and shopping totes. Depending on the “mood”‘of our chickens, we might have eggs available. Our rescue animals are up for adoption or sponsorships, and we also appreciate donations to help us with fencing, vetting, food and supplies. Donations include WiFi access.