Breathe in the fragrant air of blooming serenity as you roll into the heart of South Shore's bucolic landscapes, where RV camping meets the charm of pastoral life. This delightful retreat is not just a destination but an experience wrapped in the green embrace of a century-old hobby farm on the mainland of Nova Scotia, Canada. Here, the tapestry of flower and vegetable gardens merges with the lushness of an Acadian Forest restoration project, covering a vast 100 acres. Connect with nature and unwind amid the remnants of a former flower farm, where the barn and greenhouse stand as proud reminders of the area's agricultural heritage. The fields around you are alive with the potential of the season's growth, ready to enchant you with their colors and scents. But the allure extends beyond the farm's boundaries. Positioned comfortably within driving distance, you'll find the raw beauty of Kejimkujik National Park, beckoning adventurers and nature lovers alike. Step back in time at the historic Lunenburg, a World Heritage Site shimmering with the legacy of the Bluenose II, or engage with local heritage at the Ross Farm Museum. The nearby town of Bridgewater offers an array of museums for those hungry for regional knowledge. For beachgoers, the sun-kissed sands of Rissers Beach and Crescent Beach await, offering idyllic spots for relaxation and sea-gazing. Whether you're exploring the nearby historical attractions or simply reveling in the tranquility of the farm, this RV camping sanctuary on the South Shore encapsulates the essence of Nova Scotia's arresting beauty and the warmth of maritime hospitality. Come for the scenery, stay for the peace that settles into your soul like an echo of the Acadian Forest's timeless whisper.

Enter the driveway to get your rig of the highway and Everett will greet you. There is ample space to turn a big rig around.

Veggies, some flowers, and sawmill products are available for purchase.