It's such a cool experience spending time so close to free roaming animals. My son said it was like sleeping at a petting zoo. The pigs are super chonx and friendly, and the big pink one needs its tusk trimmed.
There should be a disclaimer that every sheep has a bell on its collar that rings incessantly 24/7. It's like a dozen wind chimes simultaneously ringing unpredictably. It feels like noise pollution, and completely drowns out the sound of nature. Our Wi-Fi didn't connect, so we couldn't listen to music, and my son and I slept in our car at a truck stop the second night, because I couldn't function with the constant ringing.
The host was very nice and genuinely cool in person, but the barrage of super long, impersonal, copy and paste messages via text and hipcamp felt overwhelming and very one-sided for my neurodivergent brain. I mentioned my son was autistic, and it would have been extremely helpful knowing about the bells, and relocating to another campsite on the land, much farther away from the main grazing area.
Definitely not a sensory friendly experience, but prob would be great with noise cancelling headphones. The scenery was so beautiful in the fall. The surrounding area is beautiful. I'd recommend trying this experience at least once in your lifetime and would probably recommend tenting over the greenhouse.