Unwind in the rustic charm of a bucolic retreat where RV camping becomes an immersive experience. Among pastoral landscapes, your home on wheels will find its temporary niche in the fertile embrace of a vibrant 7-acre family farm, a haven where sprouting greens and free-ranging animals redefine freshness and vitality. Delve into the agricultural ballet of rows upon rows in the market gardena mosaic of year-round vegetables that flourish under the seasoned watch of greenhouses and high tunnels. The symphony of clucking laying hens, social American Guinea Hogs, and frolicking goats and sheep provides the authentic soundtrack to country living, while the offering of non-GMO, 'beyond organic' fresh eggs, meats, and greens ensures your RV camping experience comes with a generous side of farm-to-table bliss. Patience here is as nurtured as the produce; the farm hums with the vibrant energy of four young children and the commitment of their parents, juggling off-farm jobs and farm management. Their pursuit of life goals is tangible in every flourishing crop and contented animal. Prospective guests are invited to embrace this dynamic environment, thriving amidst projects full of promise and the natural bustle of farm life. As RV adventurers seeking connection with the earth and its caretakers, guests are advised that this industrious family's labor of love may translate to their occasional absence from the farm. They are dedicated to guiding and responding to inquiries in stride, even while on the move. Prepare for a stay where simplicity and sincerity reign, projects unfold with endearing optimism, and the rural tapestry is woven with dedication and care. This small-scale farm offers more than just a spot to park; it invites you on a journey to witness the soul of sustainable agriculture and the heartbeat of a family's dream taking root amidst the fields and fences of their cherished homestead.

We are located .75 miles down Woody Hill Road off of RT-165. Some gps may want to take you 4-5 miles down the road, this is incorrect. You will know you have arrived when you see an open agricultural field with crops and greenhouses on your left.. After the field, but before the farmhouse, you will see a large curved rock wall entrance with gravel road. Smaller set ups can turn left here. Any larger set ups will need to continue down the road to skunk hill road (2 houses down) where the schoolhouse is, and turn around. This will enable you to take a right hand turn into the curved rockwall entrance which will give you a wider turning radius. Once you have pulled in there are a few options for parking. One area is directly by the back hoe, here you will have the most shade. Another area you can choose to park is to drive beyond the back hoe and continue onto the wood chip road where you will have full sun. A third option is to take an immediate left after pulling in and driving on the grass road, this spot has sun and shade. You may choose to park where ever is available based on your needs, please just keep in mind that we will need enough room to possibly get by with a truck/tractor and other RVers. Thank you so much for coming to stay with us. We love to share our farm with those who appreciate the experience. We do reserve the right to turn away or ask to leave any persons that make us feel uneasy, we do hope that you understand as our farm is part of our livelihood and our safe space for ourselves and our children and animals. An alternate phone number to text would be 401-439-1460.