As dawn beckons, imagine waking up to the soft crowing of roosters amidst the serene landscape of a lush, 5th generation family-run farm. Experience the heart of rural charm with an RV camping adventure that honors both the earth beneath our wheels and the sky above. This nonprofit agricultural learning center invites you and your family to a pastoral getaway where the essential rhythms of farm life set a slower, richer pace for your stay. Recline in tranquility, just a stone's throw away from friendly farm animals from gregarious goats and serene sheep to charismatic cows and doting horses. For those wishing for a touch more seclusion, a private site is available, weather permitting. Paco the donkey and Taco the llama stand ready to welcome you with their unique charm, offering a symphony of pastoral sounds to your camping experience. With respect for the harmony of this free-range paradise, guests are gently reminded to allow the rabbits and ducks their peaceful sovereignty. As you explore the grounds, your furry companions and curious little ones will find a tapestry of agricultural wonders stretching under the expansive skies. Conveniently positioned just two miles off I-75, your journey to this rural retreat is hassle-free, guiding you to an oasis of learning and leisure all a mere jaunt from top attractions like the Ark Encounter, the Creation Museum, and the vibrant streets of downtown Cincinnati with its acclaimed zoo, aquarium, and a myriad of tempting restaurants and entertainment venues. When the sun sets and the stars take center stage, you may choose to extend your embrace of rural living with additional night stays, directly supporting the farm's mission of animal care through your thoughtful donations. This RV-friendly destination allows for generator use, with limited electric hookups available for a nominal fee, prioritizing your comfort and convenience. Dabble in local culture with a trip to nearby Florence for diverse cuisine or explore handcrafted soaps and local honey from the Red Store on-site. For ease and essentials, a Super Kroger lies just a short drive away, along with RV supplies and a beloved Mexican restaurant, El Toros, to satisfy any cravings. On this farm, your presence feeds more than just spirits every donation turns into nutritious meals for the animals you'll grow to love during your stay. Your connection with the land is palpable, not just through the soles of your feet but through the kind-hearted contributions to preservation. For an RV camping experience that truly touches the roots of agricultural education and rural tranquility, this is where your heart finds home. Welcome to a unique retreat where life's simple truths are found among the whispers of the fields and the laughter of the animals a true homestead haven for the traveler's soul.

Your membership includes an overnight stay at a Host. Extra nights are available at the Host's discretion.

We accept cash for additional nights and electricity. If you were to stay the 2nd night it would be $40 that goes to farm feed bill! Donation and if you had electricity plus $25 night. If you have a generator to use we don’t mind when you use it. Then it’s only the $40 donation for the extra stay on the farm! 😊 If you want to do the ark and creation museum we’re in the middle and closer to the creation museum. Depending on where you’re coming from we’re an easy stop 🛑 off I 75

Off I 75 go East on 338 to get to Old Lexington Pike. If coming from north turn left and go under 75. If coming from south turn right off 75, to old Lexington Pike. Unless we have spoken and you are a repeat member and we have discussed what site you will be at then simply text both numbers we provided and we will come to you and park you! If I don’t text back on 859-240-4552 be sure to text 859-640-6986 he will know where I am! Don’t call farm 859-485-700 as we’re usually outside. Or if there’s a car or truck by barn it’s probably me or a volunteer to help!

Fresh Country eggs 🥚 $5 dozen, Goat milk soap, honey soap plus many new varieties! Raw honey. You are supporting a nonprofit educational farm which helps us keep the farm alive and sustainable. Always walk with your dog here on the farm back the road… all even no hills! Expect a real working farm atmosphere! 5 generations and now providing real Agricultural Education to families and schools. The farm is a 501c3 Non profit educational farm so if you feel inspired with your visit and what we do we accept donations. We have a Venmo account and if you prefer to donate to our nonprofit we use this for all supplies and feed for the animals and vet supplies. BentonagriculturalLearningcenter #4552 Remember easy exit out on back road! Dumpster available on way out also. If u wish to have 30 or 50 amp power 4 available for $25 night and we have city water fill up by the silo. October we have scheduled school pumpkins patch tours u must leave early by 9am only in Oct. Not sat/sun!