Chart a course to the tranquil countryside outside Fayetteville, North Carolina, where the hum of bees and the rustic charm of farm life beckon RV campers seeking a sweet retreat. Here, amid the whispering wildflowers and under the watchful eye of a historic 1850 home, an idyllic RV camping experience awaits at a veteran-owned honey haven. Breathe in the serenity of 23 acres of pastoral beauty, dotted with a delightful menagerie that includes ducks, chickens, and friendly farm dogsall revolving around the fascinating world of honeybees. This active honey farm not only offers a peaceful stay but also provides a treasure trove of farm-fresh products: savor the sticky sweetness of raw honey, indulge in homemade jellies, and gather fresh eggs to start your day. For fans of history and the hit TV series "Outlander," rejoice in the fact that you're camping in Cumberland County, the real-life backdrop reminiscent of the show's River Run plantation. Capture the essence of the area, steeped in history and rich storytelling. Thoughtfully accommodating RV enthusiasts, the farm extends two parking spaces complete with essential hook-upsone 30amp, one versatile 50/30amp, and one 20ampalongside water access and a convenient dump station. For a modest $20 service charge, you can tap into these amenities, ensuring your stay is as comfortable as off-the-grid can be. Remember to let the water run brieflya simple trick to clear the line for your perfect hookup. Come summer and fall, immerse yourself in a kaleidoscope of wildflowersan Instagram-worthy utopia. Wander past the gate to a secret pond oasis, where Adirondack chairs invite you to "sit a spell," or gather around a crackling fire pit near the parking area for evening storytelling under the stars. Welcoming up to three guests with additional effort made to accommodate more if requested, this farm ensures a personalized touch to your stay, albeit without the convenience of pull-through parking. One gentle reminder: as an active honey farm, bees are part of the experience. If you're allergic, its essential to consider alternative locations for your safety. Get ready to power down your engine and power up your senses at this tranquil farm, where history whispers and nature humsa truly honeyed haven for RV camping aficionados.

The primary spot is marked by a small blue well house with solar panels on top and a sign that says Harvest Host parking. There is a black table and chairs, and a metal fire pit sitting under the tree for you. The power, water, and dump station are right by the telephone pole. Most people back into the site. If you come after dark there are solar lights to illuminate the back edge of parking. Just pick anyplace on the lot that tickles your fancy. Power, water, septic are beside the telephone poll, and beside the Jelly Kitchen (big blue shipping container with solar panels on top). The Jelly kitchen has the 50/30 amp in a standard RV power box beside the water. Do NOT turn off of Moray (gravel road) onto the (no kidding) dirt road. That will get you somewhere that you cant turn around, or get you stuck.