Whisk yourself away to a haven of handcrafted spirits and culinary delights where history blends effortlessly with modern indulgence. An old 1905 knitting mill repurposed into a bustling limited distillery and restaurant awaits you, promising a unique RV camping experience like no other. With ample space to park your home-on-wheels along the grassy banks of the Schuylkill River, prepare for a stay punctuated by the rich heritage of artisanal moonshine and irresistible local charm. Step inside for a tour and witness the alchemy of distilling and the crafting of both flavored and unflavored moonshine. Ignite your taste buds with an array of tastings, and seize the opportunity to create a personalized 750ml jar of moonshine under the guidance of master distillers. Hunger is but a distant memory here, as the on-site restaurant serves a slew of appetizers and hearty meals that won't break the bank. Indulge in cuisine that perfectly complements the smooth taste of moonshine, remembering to sample a moonshine-infused drink or two. Before continuing your RV adventure, be sure to take home a jar of this liquid treasure, complete with complimentary drink recipe cards to reminisce on your delightful sojourn. Convenience is also a staple at this location, bordered by a laundromat and a grocery store, while an easy stroll leads you to quaint town shops waiting to be explored. Excitement never wanes, with a calendar brimming with events. Fridays and Saturdays are reserved for distillery explorations, while Thursdays invite you to strap on your cowboy boots for live country music with a hint of classic rock. Wednesdays redefine relaxation with an amalgam of table games and movie screenings. For those infatuated with culture, spirited craftsmanship, and the camaraderie of RV camping, this experience is a symphony of rustic tales and unforgettable flavors. Stay connected with their social presence for even more engaging events and stories waiting to be told.

Parking is along the back of our parking lot along the grassy area that goes down to the Schuylkill River.