This off-grid regenerative lavender and botanical farm sits nestled among ancient oak groves, scattered pines, and basalt formations in rolling hills, offering a rare blend of sun-drenched growing fields and deep, shaded retreats where guests can truly slow down. The property welcomes RV and camper guests with stunning views of Mt. Adams and some of the darkest, most impressive stargazing skies that visitors consistently praise. True boondocking with no hookups, noise, or rush means guests experience genuine solitude and peace in a wilderness setting. The property's Little Lavender Farm Store features handcrafted small-batch botanical and culinary goods made on-site, and visitors can explore the greenhouses where over 1,000 lavender cuttings have been propagated. Guests enjoy meeting the friendly Nigerian Dwarf goats and chickens, browsing lavender products and locally made items, and purchasing lavender starts and oils to take home. A guided farm walk reveals the story of this land and the regenerative, pollinator-first practices that guide everything grown here. This woman-owned, Native American-owned farm is rooted in deep respect for the land and a vision worth witnessing. The hosts are gracious and communicative, offering warm welcomes and sharing their peaceful lifestyle with visitors. Staying here supports a farm built on sustainability, community, and care — and guests leave inspired by the work being done and eager to return.