Unwind in the rustic charm of the idyllic mountains of South East Idaho, where the legacy of ranching stretches across four generations and whispers tales of a family's deep-rooted connection to the land. RV camping enthusiasts seeking an authentic experience will revel in the opportunity to park their homes-on-wheels amidst the tranquility of an active, family-operated ranch. As dawn breaks, embark on serene country walks, immerse yourself in the past with drives that reveal the untouched splendor of rural life, or soothe your spirit in the nearby natural hot spring swimming pools, a perfect respite just a 'country mile' away. Visitors are welcomed into a world bustling with barnyard life; the hum of the ranch is punctuated by the amiable presence of animals that define the pastoral scenery. Guests are encouraged to respectfully mingle with our four-legged hosts, ensuring your pets are leashed for everyone's safety, but rest assured, there are designated spaces where your furry companions can frolic freely against the backdrop of picturesque fields. An invitation extends to contribute to the preservation of this cherished lifestyle, with donations graciously accepted to support the nourishment of our ranch animals and to aid in the educational endeavors of our children's 4H animal raising projects. For RV camping aficiandos with a penchant for history, agriculture, and unspoiled landscapes, this is a retreat that promises a gentle detachment from the everyday and an endearing connection to the heart of ranch life. Whether you're contributing to the continuation of a tradition or simply savoring the moment, your stay will help write the next page in the storied chapters of this mountain retreat.

There is a north or south entrance to the inventory yard, and you can park next to the cedar tree or in front of the Brown shed next to the creek

Animal barnyard with pigs, chickens, and horses to pet - $10 Gather chicken eggs - $10 Jeep/side by side tour around our 1200 acre property to learn about the history of our homestead from the 1890s - $25