Whisk yourself away to a serene 200-acre organic oasis where the rich tapestry of family heritage weaves through rows of heirloom grains and whispers of the Belle Fourche River dance on the breeze. RV camping enthusiasts in search of tranquility, look no further. This quiet, spacious acre of gravel, grass, and dirt, dubbed the "hay yard," offers pristine views of the river valley and the distant Black Hills, promising a picturesque backdrop for your eco-friendly escape. Brimming with history and heart, this certified farm not only offers a peaceful retreat but also invites guests to immerse themselves in the timeless art of milling. Experience the magic of fresh milled, organic ancient and heirloom wheat flour crafted right before your eyes. For those with a palate for authenticity, the neighboring landscapes are bountiful, boasting fresh farm eggs, local organic produce, and an array of nearby organic farms ripe for exploration. Power up with convenient access to 20-amp electricity and quench your RV's thirst at the water hydrant, catering to your essential needs while enveloped by South Dakota's beauty. Wander along trails that guide you through woods and to riverbanks, where nature's symphony is performed by local wildlife, from graceful deer to majestic bald eagles. Pets are welcome to join in the adventure, as long as they respect the feline guardians of the grain. As guardians of the land and keepers of tradition, your hosts value the deep roots sown by their ancestors and eagerly share tales of historical milling and agriculture. Indulge your curiosity with tours of the grain cleaning and packaging facilities, where the harmonious union of past and present comes alive. For the modern wanderer with an old soul, RV camping at this organic farm offers a retreat that feeds the spirit with history, sustains the body with pure nourishment, and quiets the mind with the peace of rural living. Soak in the simplicity, reconnect with the earth, and foster the feeling of community with like-minded travelers and hosts dedicated to sustainable living.

Check in for parking instructions or you can park anywhere that you like in the "hay yard". There are a couple of areas that have more grass. If it has been raining, stay on the gravel areas as you could sink in on the non-gravel areas. With smaller RVs, parking down next to the river is also an option. If interested in this, let me know and I will drive you down there to check it out first.