Unplug from the daily grind and immerse yourself in the pastoral serenity of Western Pennsylvania with an RV camping experience that's as enriching as it is relaxing. Cradled by rolling hills and verdant fields, our organic farm is a haven for those who cherish the earth's natural bounty and seek to reconnect with the land. Wake up to a picturesque landscape where buckwheat and sunflowers rise with the dawn, and fields of hemp wave gently in the breeze. RV campers are warmly invited to set up camp amidst this tranquil setting, where the harmony of nature is both a backdrop and a companion. Our farm is not just a place to park your RV; it is a living, breathing testament to sustainable agriculture. Here, we take pride in cultivating high-quality organic crops, harnessing the Earth's fertility without compromising its integrity. Visitors will have the unique opportunity to explore the farm, learn about our eco-friendly practices, and witness firsthand the care we put into every plant we grow. But our commitment to the earth doesn't end with the harvest. We meticulously process our yields to create wholesome products that support well-being. Indulge in the rustic charm of homemade flour and discover the wellness potential of our locally-produced CBD oil, crafted with the utmost care from our finest hemp. Whether you're a curious foodie seeking to explore the origins of your plate's contents or a wellness enthusiast drawn to the natural benefits of CBD, our farm provides a retreat that nourishes both body and soul. With the beckoning of nearby hiking trails, the whisper of the countryside wind, and the scent of fresh earth, RV campers will find a peaceful escape and a memorable connection to the land. Here, under the broad expanse of sky, life slows down, and simple pleasures await.

Check in at farm store for parking instructions.

We sell CBD oil, muscle creams, gummies, and soaps from the hemp that is grown in our fields. We also sell organic, buckwheat and spelt flours that is grown on site. Sunflowers are in bloom most of Aug and Sept and we encourage all visitors to walk the fields and take pictures.