We ask that you check in before 6pm. That is when we do our chores and usually retire to the house for the day. Let us know your approximate time of check in so we can plan our day. There is a level spot to park that has electric and water, we only have power and water for one camper, first come first served. You can park anywhere in the pasture that you like. Please do not use an air conditioner. This will draw way too much juice on a line that is a long way from the main fuse box. If you want to use the air conditioner, please use your generator. This is in the "south" pasture. We have 1 horse that uses this pasture when there are no guests. All pets must be leashed at all times. You can take them down into the creek pasture to let them run. I have 2 dogs, so please keep an eye out for them and or keep yours in the trailer. The gravel road is also a nice place to take them out for a walk. There is no dumping allowed. Please if you bring anything in, it all goes back with you, leave no trace behind. We do not have garbage facilities. ABSOLUTELY NO BURNING GARBAGE IN THE FIRE PIT! Never thought I would have to actually print that, but we had someone burn their garbage and I had to clean it all up.... NO SMOKING OUTSIDE OF YOUR CAMPER. Thank you for your cooperation. There is a free dump site is on east bound Hwy 8 just past Elma and the rest area. Suggested Local Attractions:The Olympics are north of our location of about 30 + miles. The Wynoochee Dam and Lake are there with day use area and the Coho Campground. There are many waterfalls up there to find. That area is our favorite area to camp and explore. Montesano is a nice small town. There is a nice size grocery store, hardware store, coffee shops, restaurants, car repair garages, auto parts store, gas stations and a feed store. There is also a little museum that is full of the area's history. Aberdeen is a larger town with more amenities and museums. Just ask us and we will let you know what we know.

Access Road Conditions: We live off the main road on gravel. This road is maintained by a very few of us. So it can become potholey, (that is not a word, is it). When you come off the last bridge onto the gravel, take it very slowly. It is a very short distance on gravel. Swing wide into the driveway. There is a nice big swing area at the end of my drive. It is a very tight turn into the pasture. Our pasture is full of lumps and bumps. You can park anywhere you like. There are trees in this area too. We do have a small level spot near the water and electricity. You will need to back into that spot, Directly behind that spot is a big shade tree. We have had a 25 foot 5th wheel. Just drive slow as it is a horse pasture. Tow Vehicle Parking Detail: Next to RV in the pasture.