Embrace the simple pleasures of life parked amidst bountiful nature at this family-owned farm in the heart of LaRue County, KY, a gem for RV camping aficionados seeking both serenity and adventure. Not only is the farm a stone's throw from the Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historic Park, enriching your stay with a slice of history, but it's also a gateway to the breathtaking lakes that dot southern Kentucky. As our valued RV guests, you'll awaken each morning to the sounds of a working farm, surrounded by flourishing fields where quality plants stretch towards the sky, echoing the dedication and care put into each seeded row. Sample the freshness of the day with handpicked fruits and crisp vegetables, a testament to the farm's commitment to home-grown delights. Whether you're passing through on a historical trail, setting out for aquatic escapades, or simply longing for an escape to the countryside, our farm offers the perfect pitch for your RV. Reconnect with nature, indulge in the freshest produce, and let your adventurous spirit lead you further into the heart of Kentucky's cherished landscapes. Make your RV camping experience one to remember, where every day brings the gifts of the land straight to your table and the great outdoors beckons just beyond your doorstep.

For parking, members can drive up our driveway toward the market. A gravel area is available for parking next to a pond located near the market. We will do our best to greet you. In the event that we have more than one member for the a night, additonal spots will be made available.

We welcome members to explore our farm but for your safety please ask before entering crop fields.

Our farm grows a wide variety of seasonal farm fresh fruits and vegetables as well as beautiful flowers & plants. Inside our market you will find jams & jellies, fruit butters, salsas, local meats and cheeses and much more. Hinton's Kitchen makes everything smell great with a fresh supply of baked goods, fried pies, slushies, and soft serve ice cream. Pick your own strawberries in May and early June. Pumpkin picking and more fun in the Fall.