Experience the charm of the countryside with a unique twist at this enchanting educational farm, a must-visit destination for RV camping enthusiasts with a penchant for agritourism. As you set up camp amidst the serene landscapes, you're transported into a world where nature meets nurture, offering a close-up view of a sustainable farm life that's as educational as it is delightful. This farm is not just any homestead; it's a seasonal Grade A raw milk goat dairy that takes pride in its small but spirited herd of dairy goats. Here, alongside Elle the ancient horse, a troop of industrious laying hens, and vigilant livestock guardian dogs, you're introduced to the harmonious dance of farm life. Please note, to keep the peace and ensure the safety of the animals, pets from visiting RVers are not allowed on the property. Beyond simply witnessing the farm life, guests are encouraged to dive deeper into the experience through pre-booked tours and classes. Discover the intricacies of goat milking, cheese making, and the sustainable practices that breathe life into the farms seasonal vegetable, flower, and herb gardens. Each visit is an opportunity to enrich your knowledge and appreciation for agritourism, all while indulging in the undeniable charm of rural living. For a leisurely day, avail yourself of the picnic and playground areas, perfect for families looking to unwind and soak in the pastoral ambiance. Whether you're an avid camper, a farming enthusiast, or simply in search of a unique getaway, this farm offers an unforgettable blend of education, relaxation, and natural beauty, all within the comfortable convenience of your RV. Remember, to fully embrace what this agritourism gem has to offer, scheduling a tour or class in advance is essential. Check out their website for more details on how you can enhance your RV camping experience with a sprinkle of farm life magic.

Site is not a pull thru. Your choice to back in or pull in. We will assist you either way.

Farm tours, classes, baby goat snuggles, goat milk soap, pastured eggs, goat milk (april-nov), vegetables, flowers, herbs, t-shirts, firewood.