Elevate your RV camping experience with a stay at a vibrant herb farm located in the serene landscape of St. Ignatius, Montana. Farm-life enthusiasts and culinary adventurers alike will delight in this unique retreat that specializes in growing and creating fresh, high-quality herbal tea blends and culinary herbs. Immerse yourself in the world of sustainable agriculture; witness the dedicated process from harvest to packaging, where each herb is treated with the utmost care to ensure the richness of flavor and aroma is preserved. The commitment to small-batch processing guarantees that every product you encounter is as fresh as possible an authentic farm-to-table experience for RV campers. As strong advocates for inclusivity, the hosts place high importance on maintaining a space that is both queer-friendly and anti-racista welcoming environment where respect and kindness go hand in hand with the natural tranquillity of the setting. While the farm's peak season may limit the availability of extensive tours, the hosts are accommodating and willing to offer glimpses into their farming lifewith a heads-up, a quick yet insight-rich visit can be arranged. This not only allows guests a peek into the farm's functioning but also showcases the genuine, busy life of full-time herb farming. Visitors are encouraged to support the farm's endeavors by purchasing their aromatic teas and spices directly through the host's website, selecting 'pickup' to save on shipping and enhance their RV camping experience with locally grown products. Situated on the traditional lands of the Selis, Qlispe, and Ktunaxa Ksanka Peoples, the farm offers a respectful acknowledgment of its historical significance. While the location provides a peaceful haven for RV enthusiasts without the need for tribal permits, guests are reminded to remain on the farmgrounds to honor local regulations. Come park your RV amid the earthy scents of Montana's fertile soils and let the herbal tapestry unfold before you in a place where agriculture and heritage grow hand in hand.