Set the wheels of your RV in motion to a unique sanctuary where technology meets tranquility. Right off the gentle hum of Tennessee's Highway 68, a couple of miles from the embrace of I-75, lies an idyllic retreat, offering RV camping enriched by nature's symphony and the pioneering spirit of the digital age. Spread over 65 acres of sylvan charm replete with indigenous Oak, Maple, Hickory, and Cedar, this heavenly haven offers an exclusive RV camping spot beneath the sheltering arms of a grand red maple. Revel in the simplicity of outdoor life as you dine at the picnic table provided or watch the young ones soar on a horse tree swing. Bask in the serenity of a private, pastoral setting punctuated by the soothing sights and sounds of local fauna. With an abundance of deer and a tapestry of birdlife, including the flutters of songbirds, the regal flight of Blue Birds and Cardinals, the industrious Woodpeckers, foraging Turkeys, and the mesmerizing calls of resident Barred Owls, this site becomes a nature lover's RV Camping paradise. For the adventurous at heart, a web of trails invites exploration either on foot or, by request, the thrill of an ATV ride. Engage with the land that seamlessly harmonizes the rustic with the runway, acknowledging its unique origin story rooted in the digital domain - a love kindled online that continues to connect and inspire across the virtual and natural worlds. With a dedicated team of four hosts at your service, your every need will be met with prompt, warm hospitality, ensuring your RV camping experience is comfortable, unforgettable, and woven into the fabric of heartwarming narratives. Park, play, and unwind at this RV camping destination where the digital revolution and the great outdoors converge to create a truly unique escape for campers seeking a story as rich as the soil beneath their wheels.

Your membership includes an overnight stay at a Host. Extra nights are available at the Host's discretion.

Members can hike or ride bikes on our property. There are 65 acres, lots of trees, small animals, birds including barred owls, many trails, a pond, and a runway. Dogs can be off leash if controlled. With advance request arrangements may be made to use an ATV.

Pull into the parking spot, or do a 3 pt turn in the double drive to be headed out.

Water and electric (30 amp) are available for a recommended donation of $20 per night. Guests may ask to stay an additional night. Laundry service is available upon request.