Jack Rabbit Hollow Farm Camper

Farm glamping experience. Our Farm Camper sits directly in the middle of the entire Jack Rabbit Hollow Farm and Ranch within the homestead envelope. The Farm Camper is nestled between the chicken/duck roost and the main garden and is surrounded by a fenced 4,000 sq. ft. yard with a bbq, fire pit and outdoor dinner table. There is also a small bathroom with a composting toilet within the yard. Our Farm Camper has electricity for charging your phone or lap top and free WIFI. Inside there is a full size bed that comfortably fits 2 adults, a gravity fed water with sink for washing hands and filtered water for drinking. There is a small 3 burner stove and a buddy rv heater for colder nights. Water from the well can also be accessed from this site. The Farm Camper is a perfect place to get back to nature and experience farm life up close all while having a few more comforts from home. All areas of the Jack Rabbit Hollow Farm and Ranch can be accessed from the Farm Camper.  The San Antonio River, Meadows, Woodlands and Swimming areas are just a short walk (a few city blocks) from the Farm Camper and homestead.  Kids 0-3 years old stay free!

The Jack Rabbit Hollow Farm Sanctuary is an Organic Ranch that we operate completely off-grid with sustainable earth friendly practices.  All our buildings are made from repurposed wood and beetle killed pine.  We do not have any trash facilities as all of our waste is either recycled or repurposed. We do not use any chemicals or pesticides whatsoever.  Our ranch is located in the stunning alpine desert of the San Luis Valley in Southern Colorado and Northern New Mexico. Just 2 miles from the Town of Antonito and the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad, the campsite is only 5 miles from the CO/NM border with the Rio Grande Del Norte National Monument and beautiful San Antonio Mountain in our southern view. To the West there is a clear view of Los Mogotes Peaks in the San Juan mountain range which is the area where Carson National Forrest and the Rio Grande National Forest meet. To the East the view is of the Piñon Hills with the Sangre De Cristo Mountain Range behind them provides a layered spectrum of earthy hills, blue mountains and open sky. In the North there is the wide plains and farmland of the San Luis Valley and on a clear day Crestone Peak can be seen nearly 80 miles away. There are only a few neighbors on nearby ranches and so it is very private and undeveloped. You may also see livestock grazing on an around the campsite as this is an agricultural community with reverence for cows, goats, sheep and horses. You may also come into contact with our farm animals who are a part of the animal sanctuary along with the wildlife who inhabit this stretch of land. We have three goats, two sheep, chickens, ducks and our security/rodent management team of 7 cats and Lizzy the dog. Fred the town pig is also roaming these pastures with a group of horses. All our animals are friendly and usually stay close to the homestead which has a large pasture in between the campsite area so you also might come into contact with them especially if you are tent camping. This is a sanctuary for all wildlife and farm animals. We do not allow fishing, hunting or trapping on the Ranch.  Some native animals you may see here are: Robins, Ducks, Geese, Rabbits, Prairie Dogs,  Beaver, Fish & Crawdads,  Porcupine, Badger, Foxes, Coyote,  Elk, Deer, Owl, Crow/Raven, Falcon, Geese, Sandhill Crane and chipmunks...just to name a few.  It is prohibited to fish, hunt or trap wildlife at this campsite.