Unfurl your home-on-wheels amidst the sprawling natural canvas of a 4th generation family-owned farm in the heart of New York State where RV camping transcends to a serene embrace of rural charm. Over 250 acres of fertile farmland beckon, offering not only open fields but also whispering woods with hiking trails and sweeping panorama of Oneida Lake's tranquil waters, ready to paint your campsite with picturesque serenity. Elevate your RV camping experience by diving into the world of beekeeping; where learning is as sweet as the honey you'll harvest. Immerse yourself in the hum of the hives, uncovering the secrets of hive maintenance and the golden elixir of life all under the seasoned tutelage of passionate apiculturists. Savor the pure, unfiltered treasure of Greyrock Gold Honey, a testament to the farm's rich legacy and the bustling work of its bees. Color your stay with homegrown bounty as seasonal vegetables, fruits, and vibrant flowers are yours to discover and purchase, each a fresh note to the symphony of your outdoor dining. Just a stone's throw away, historical Cazenovia Lake invites further exploration, and for those seeking intellectual spirits of the region, the renowned halls of Colgate College, Cornell University, and Syracuse University are within an hour's journey, unfolding a blend of cultural and educational encounters. RV camping at this pastoral retreat is not just a stopover; it's a connection to the earth's bounty, entwined with the learning of ancient crafts, set against the backdrop of academic prestige and historical depth. This is where adventure meets tranquilitya place where every sunrise promises a new discovery.

Extra nights must be booked when stay is requested. Please check availability on Harvest Host calendar. Extended stays after arrival can be arranged if site is available.

Pull into the driveway of the big white house with a white barn. Contact me and I will meet you to show you where to park.

- If you travel with pets they must remain leashed when outdoors at all times for their safety and the safety of our farm animals and wildlife. Flea and tick meds are highly recommended. - If you travel with children be aware that our property has a variety of stinging plants and insects. We also have plants and berries that should not be eaten. Supervision of children is absolutely necessary. - We have bee hives throughout the property. Always stay at least 20 yards away from the hives. Take measures if you are allergic. - The crop fields, barns and any equipment are off limits. - Our fences are HOT! - Our domestic and wild animals must never be approached or fed. This is for your safety and theirs. - For your safety and to preserve our wooded areas and streams it is important to stay on the trails only. Tick prevention is recommended. - quiet time is 10 pm - Camp fires are not permitted - collecting is not allowed. This includes wood, rocks, plants and wildlife.

We sell raw honey, seasonal vegetables and flowers, as well as fruit/berries.