Whisk your RV away to a charming rural sanctuary where the rustic life intertwines with homely comforts. At this quaint little ranch, RV camping takes on a whole new meaning with an abundant garden that bursts with the summer's yield, far beyond what the owners require. Fancy the idea of savoring farm-fresh vegetables? This humble abode is all about the simple pleasures of life. Here, amidst the gentle hum of country living, you'll encounter the serene companionship of three noble horses and the warm greeting of a friendly large dog - all of which contribute to a pastoral ambiance that's hard to find elsewhere. Besides immersing oneself in the ranch's tranquil vibe, RV adventurers have a historical treat just 2 miles down the road. The local Carriage Museum is a treasure trove of restored carriages, each with its own narrative that whisks you back to yesteryear. It's an engaging diversion, run by Doug and Janet Rice, showcasing their passion for a bygone era through meticulously restored carriages and a diverse array of fascinating collectibles. So, whether you are a history buff, a lover of nature, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat for your RV camping excursion, this petite ranch invites you to camp under the stars, step back in time at the museum, and enjoy the sweet bounty of nature. This is where timeless memories are hitched to the simple joy of life on the road.

Check in for parking instructions. You may park anywhere in the pasture that suits you. It is just under an acre. Just go very slow, as the ground can be very uneven in places.

NO SMOKING OUTSIDE. ONLY SMOKE INSIDE YOUR CAMPER. Please give us a call about 1/2 to 1 hour prior to showing up. This way we can make sure the horses are where they should be, and we can open the gate. Text when you get onto Wynoochee Valley Road at 360-581-0809. If you have pets, they must be leashed or kept in your camper. There is a creek pasture where you can let your dog run, and you can also take them for a walk down the gravel road. Pick up your dog's poop in the campground and the off leash area. If you have children, you must keep them in your area. This is a farm, and we don't want them in the pasture with the horse, or around any equipment or buildings. If you want to pet the horses, please ask us. Please keep your music to just your camping area. The spot where you are camping is next to the neighbor's field. We don't want them to get upset. But we still want you to have a good time. Also, no loud partying. Quiet hours are from 10 pm to 7 am.

We are quilters and sew other crafty things, we have a small variety available for sale. We can also share some salad greens for a donation during spring and summer. We take cash, no venmo or other electronic payments.