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Camp Comus, LLC
1. Camp Comus, LLC
91%
(54)
14mi from Sugarland Run · 25 sites · Tents, RVs
We’re a family-owned campground open to anyone seeking a seasonal or temporary camping spot. Whether you’re looking for your next camping destination or a place to work remotely, we have a place for you.
Our goal is to provide families with a peaceful and safe travel destination. We’re open year-round, even in winter! Our spacious sites and welcoming crew make it a great place to stay. RV parking is available at the barn, and there’s plenty of space for small to large groups to pitch tents on the lawn.
All pets, including equines, are welcome. 4-stall barn, 5 pastures with self-waterers and run-ins, and miles of well-maintained trails perfect for ATVs, trail biking, horseback riding, and forest bathing.
Spectacular sunsets behind the house offer panoramic views of Sugarloaf Mountain. The night skies are usually clear, making it ideal for stargazing.
A 3-person salt-water hot tub is available, contingent on availability. $50/hr. and requires a shower before entering. Spa robes, towels, and slippers are provided, depending on availability.
2 e-bikes and 1 mountain bike, all of which are contingent upon availability. A signed waiver is required. Minimum age is 16 years old or at the discretion of the host. They cost $25/hr. per person.
Experienced horse riders can book horse rides for $50/hr. per person. Inexperienced riders must be led using a lead rope. Signed waivers and provided helmets are required.
Our in-ground, unheated swimming pool is open mid-April to end October. $60/hr.
Please place any donations in the marked box in the barn. Our perennially hungry rescues appreciate it!
Payments for rentals, extra nights, and farm market purchases like eggs, flowers, organic produce, dried lavender, etc., can be made here, or via Venmo, Zelle, or QR codes in the tack room at the barn.
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HUNTER'S PARK BY WASHINGTON, DC
2. HUNTER'S PARK BY WASHINGTON, DC
99%
(300)
20mi from Sugarland Run · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
THE CAMPGROUND IS REGISTERED WITH MONTGOMERY COUNTY SHORT TERM RENTALS LICENSE # STR25-00075. The campground is situated in the wooded area on the back of 27 acre horse farm which is known as "The Stables at Mezza Luna." There is Wi-Fi to all the sites.
Every year in the spring there are 4-6 Thoroughbred foals born that eventually will become racehorses. They live on the farm until they are 2 years old and then they go off to begin their racing career.
In the daytime, when you are not sitting around your campfire, you can walk the fence lines and visit with the Mares and Foals or just watch them frolic in the fields. Hint! "They love peppermints, carrots and apples."
Who knows, you might get to meet a future Kentucky Derby winner.
Nearby attractions include:
BLACK HILLS REGIONAL PARK (15 minutes) for boating, hiking or biking
Vineyard 61 (5 minutes)
Stone Silo Brewery (5 Minutes)
Leechwood Haunted Forest (5 Minutes) October weekends only
There are also chickens and peacocks that are very anxious to receive your love and affection with any type of treat such as raisins.
Kids can even go in the chicken coop and pick out their very own egg they can cook for their breakfast.
For the energetic campers and kids there are also lots of trails that you can walk or hike on and there is a small stream the kids can play in. There also is a playground with swings, monkey bars, seesaw and trampoline.
There is a dumpster in front of the barn for you to place your trash.
Please drop off during your stay or on your way out of the property.
Don't miss out out on this hidden gem just minutes from our nation's capital.
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Stegan Farm
3. Stegan Farm
97%
(78)
25mi from Sugarland Run · 1 site · Tent, RV
Our property is in Howard County, Maryland, and is super convenient to I-95, I-295, Hwy 32, and I-70. It is centrally located between Washington, DC, Baltimore, MD, and Frederick, MD. We are located right off of Highway 32 down a long, private paved driveway. What makes our property unique is all that it has to offer--it's an 18 acre oasis with mature woods protected by a conservation deed, lightly rolling hills, beautiful fields, wetlands, and a pond. It is not surprising to see deer and our local great blue heron on the property throughout the day. There is also a fire pit, which you are free to use. Firewood is free, though it may get wet when it rains.
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Greenbelt Park
4. Greenbelt Park
75%
(8)
National park 25mi from Sugarland Run · 12 sites
Discover Greenbelt Park: A scenic haven for camping and nature.
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Gambrill State Park
5. Gambrill State Park
100%
(3)
State park 31mi from Sugarland Run · 29 sites
Located on the ridge of the Catoctin Mountains in Frederick County, Gambrill State Park is a stunner. It’s separated into two regions, Rock Run and High Knob, the latter of which looks down upon two valleys and the northern reaches of the Shenandoah Mountains.The park features a sweet 16 miles of trails and a unique stone lodge called the Tea Room. It was originally built by the CCC in the 1930s for community events and gatherings. Today, it remains true to that original purpose hosting weddings, family reunions, business meetings and other special events. The park also has a Nature Center with activity packets filled with ideas like scavenger hunts and self-guided hikes. Get explorin'!
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Crowspeak
6. Crowspeak
100%
(10)
26mi from Sugarland Run · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
From the flat land at the bottom to the top of the mountain, this is a place where you can find a spot to sit and think, draw, paint, nap, or identify over 30 medicinal plants in their natural habitats (absolutely NO harvesting of medicinals or wildflowers!). Listen to the many birds, spot the wildflowers.
Some areas are accessible by wheelchair, while others are not, but all areas offer something to sustain your spirit.
If you feel the need to explore the area, you are within walking distance of NotaViva Farm Brewery and Winery, 15 dirt road minutes from the new Sweet Run State Park one direction and Breaux Vineyard in the other direction. The Appalachian Trail is just over the top of the mountain and Harpers Ferry National Park is down the road and over the Shenandoah River.
We might be a teeny bit biased, but we think this is area of northwest Loudoun County, VA is one of the loveliest places in the world.
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Opequon Quaker Camp @ Rolling Ridge
7. Opequon Quaker Camp @ Rolling Ridge
100%
(11)
27mi from Sugarland Run · 18 sites · Tents, Lodging
Opequon Quaker Camp is located on the Rolling Ridge Conservancy. the Conservancy is home to three non-profit, partner organizations and consists of more that 1700 acres of protected forests and fields. the land is all accessible to the public on its extensive trail system, connecting to the Appalachian Trail (near Raven's Rock and Wilson's Gap ) and reaching down to the Shenandoah River. Rooms in our Lodge, tent sites and large wall tents and use of the commercial kitchen and dining hall are available.
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Bears Den Campground
8. Bears Den Campground
95%
(1215)
27mi from Sugarland Run · 5 sites
Set up your tent in our remote but easily accessible campground, 100 yards off the Appalachian Trail. Roast marshmallows by the fire pit and watch the sunset over the Blue Ridge Mountains and Shenandoah
Site #1 is on a hilly slope and accommodates 4 campersSite #2 accommodates 8-10 campersSite #3 accommodates 4 campersSite #4 accommodates 6-8 campersSite #5 accommodates 6-8 campers
About the property
Located on a 66-acre plot just five miles from the Shenandoah River, our property offers amazing access to hiking and the outdoors while also keeping civilization within striking distance. Bear Chase Brewery is just a half mile walk across the street, and we are 15 miles from Purcellville.
The land and lodge used to be the summer home of a trained opera singer, whose singing could be heard throughout the mountain.
Your Host lives onsite in the stone house that also acts as a hostel for hikers on the Appalachian Trail. Built in the 1930's all from locally sourced hand-hammered stone, the house is open every night from 5pm - 9pm.
Note that we offer several campsites relatively close to each other, so you should expect to see and hear other campers on the property during your stay.
About the listing
Pitch your tent in a forested area just a short walk up from where you’ll park your car. Enjoy unbeatable proximity to hiking and panoramic views while still having basic amenities that ensure a comfortable stay.
You’ll have access to a composting pit toilet, and can access potable water from the tap in the lodge. That’s also where you can access hot showers. As noted above, we host Appalachian Trail thru hikers on the property, so you may see them hanging around or sleeping in the bunkhouse near the shared facilities. so please be respectful of hours when you come in for a shower.
No showers after 10 pm
For meals, we have picnic tables, and you are encouraged to cook over the fire pits that accompany each site. Please practice Leave No Trace practices during your stay, as the property has raccoons and other critters who will be drawn to any food scraps that are left behind.
Pets are allowed! Please keep them on leash during your stay.
Trash can be disposed of in dumpster up the hill
Additional details to note
Expect to see and hear other campers on the property during your stay.
No kitchen equipment is provided, so campers must bring their own supplies if they'd like to cook.
We do not offer WiFi, but there is good cell reception for all common carriers.
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Smith Ridge Harper's Ferry
9. Smith Ridge Harper's Ferry
95%
(142)
27mi from Sugarland Run · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Surrounded by tall Oak and Poplar trees 1mile off the Appalachian trail. Cars do fine driving into the spot to park. There is some wood around to burn to forage for. Lots of trails l, breweries, wineries, rivers and such nearby. This is not good for toddlers but kids 6 and up will be fine. Thank you and enjoy
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Prince William Forest National Park
10. Prince William Forest National Park
89%
(14)
National park 32mi from Sugarland Run · 63 sites
Discover the serene beauty of Prince William Forest Park.
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Smallwood State Park
11. Smallwood State Park
100%
(1)
State park 34mi from Sugarland Run · 23 sites
All hail William Smallwood. Not only did he serve in the Revolutionary War, but he left behind the ideal escape from beltway chaos. Just 40 minutes outside DC, Smallwood State Park is a 628 acre paradise with a marina, boat launching ramps, a picnic area, camping area, pavilions, a recycled tire playground and nature trails. The park is on the Mattawoman Creek, less than a mile from the Potomac River, but if you’re ready to swim, errrr, boat/fish with the big fish, the Potomac River is just a mile away. Feeling reflective? Go way back to the 18th century with tours of Smallwood’s Retreat House, open on the first and third Sundays, May through September.
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Greenbrier State Park
12. Greenbrier State Park
100%
(8)
State park 37mi from Sugarland Run · 151 sites
Forest hikes, lake cruises, and beachside fun await at this Appalachian Mountain retreat.
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Cedarville State Forest
13. Cedarville State Forest
67%
(3)
State forest 41mi from Sugarland Run · 23 sites
If you’re down for a little history (and maybe a little mystery) Cedarville State Forest will definitely dazzle. The 3,510 acre forest was once the winter camping ground of the Piscataway Tribe because of the mild climate and abundance of game. Legend claims that there is a Native American burial ground within the forest... but it has yet to be found. Spooky! Equestrian, family and youth group campsites are available for your overnight stay. 19.5 miles of horseback riding, hiking and mountain biking trails weave through the forest. They pass a number of historical features, including the loblolly pine plantations that were planted by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930's, by a charcoal kiln, and through farm areas whose springs and streams were used to make moonshine!
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The Lavat Spot Eudaimonia
14. The Lavat Spot Eudaimonia
99%
(50)
29mi from Sugarland Run · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
This beautiful property features 1.5 acres of land with 200 feet of waterfront on the Shannendoah River. The site has electric hookups and potable water available for convenience. Property can accommodate larger groups. Please reach out to host. You can enjoy the outdoors with an outdoor kitchen area, outdoor shower, firepit, and deck with stairs leading to the water. Kayaks, a canoe, floating tubes and a variety of yard games are provided for your use.
The property is located just minutes away from downtown Harpers Ferry and the Charlestown Hollywood Casino. You'll also have plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities with River Riders and Harpers Ferry Brewery and Adventure Park nearby. The area is abundant with wildlife, making it the perfect place to relax and enjoy nature.
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Tiny Hidden Ridge
15. Tiny Hidden Ridge
100%
(50)
29mi from Sugarland Run · 3 sites · Tents, Lodging
We are 1 mile from the C&O canal for bicycle riding, and 1 mile from Maryland Heights hiking trail, and two miles from the Appalachian Trail. This tiny house is on our 5 acre mini farm where we have a few animals and a small garden. Enjoy the outdoor fire pits, grill, and swing for relaxing and watching the deer pass by.
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Peaceful Hollow Pines
16. Peaceful Hollow Pines
99%
(106)
30mi from Sugarland Run · 1 site · Tent, RV
Learn more about this land:
Just 1.6 miles from an Appalachian trail access point, our site is a beautiful slice of Blue Ridge mountain life. We have a small hobby farm with chickens, peacocks, and livestock guardian dogs (who bark at night). The rest of the property is wooded, with a 1/2 acre clearing great for tents and campers. PLEASE NOTE: at least one camper must be 21+. Until May 1, fires only from to 4pm-midnight due to local restrictions. You may purchase firewood from us or gather your own. :-)
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Riverside Farm by the Monocacy
17. Riverside Farm by the Monocacy
97%
(291)
31mi from Sugarland Run · 4 sites
PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE DESCRIPTION BEFORE BOOKING...
30 acres of mostly reclaimed farmland. We are located where Glade Creek flows into the Monocacy River. There is evidence of civil war activity here and the old river ford is on our property. Creek and river access make this a beautiful, peaceful place that is full of life. The energy here is overwhelmingly positive.
Our house was built in the 1850s and the neighboring farm was built shortly after—lots of history on this property. You will be able to camp right next to Glade Creek which is always cool, clean, and refreshing.
Our goal with opening the land up for camping is to eventually phase out commercial farming on the property and transform it into woodlands using native plants and trees. We've already started by planting hundreds of native tree species along the creek and river banks. Each camper gets us closer to that goal! Thanks for your support!
See our map in the gallery for a complete overview of our property including site locations. Please note that you will need to drive back through the crossing to access the portable toilet.
Property occasionally floods. Zero flash floods, just slow river overflow. Check this site for flooding info. https://water.weather.gov/ahps2/hydrograph.php?gage=fdkm2 Flood stage is 15 feet.
We HIGHLY recommend a vehicle with AWD or at least a decent ground clearance.
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Rohrersville Roost
18. Rohrersville Roost
99%
(84)
33mi from Sugarland Run · 1 site
Learn more about this land:Peaceful surroundings with mountain view of the Appalachian Trail.
3 to 18 minutes from multiple trailheads, Potomac and Shenandoah rivers, C&O Canal, Historic Harpers Ferry, WV and Antietam National Battlefield. Just 4 minutes to Big Cork Vineyards and 10 to the famous Crystal Grottoes Caverns!!
Lots of colorful chickens, guineas, pigeons, turkeys, quail, emus, goats and sheep to see and fresh eggs available daily
*30 foot clearance is combined length of truck and trailer, there has been a 25 and 26 foot pulled by 4 door trucks but the turn in was a tight squeeze*
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Old Harmony
19. Old Harmony
100%
(15)
33mi from Sugarland Run · 10 sites
Welcome to Old Harmony! A bikers paradise located in the foothills of Catoctin Mountain, Gambrill State Park, and the Frederick Watershed. The farm has two streams, a mountain bike track, a bonfire pit, a creekside deck, and a rustic shower room. The property is in close proximity to many attractions and activities, including four Maryland state parks, the Appalachian Trail, the Potomac river, and numerous local wineries, breweries, and distilleries. There are a myriad trails for hiking or mountain biking, and rivers and lakes for kayaking, canoeing or fishing in the area.
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Sistermoon Farm
20. Sistermoon Farm
100%
(28)
34mi from Sugarland Run · 1 site
Sistermoon Farm is a 33-acre space committed to love, nature, and building community. Nestled in the mountains of the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia, we are located between the historic destinations of Shepherdstown and Harpers Ferry. Much of our land is surrounded by forest, with walking trails for our guests to enjoy. On our land, we grow seasonal vegetables and hay. Our peaceful space provides a soft place to land, to accompany any adventure of your choice. In minutes, you can be wading in the Potomac River, biking on the C&O Canal, adventuring on the Shenandoah River, or taking a stroll on the Appalachian Trail. This area is home to amazing food, refreshing breweries, relaxing wineries, and so much more.We are so excited to welcome you to this space and we hope you love it as much as we do. We look forward to your visit to Sistermoon Farm!
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Brenda
5 days ago
16 ft pop-up camper
With pets
We loved camping here. Plenty of room for the dogs to run. Enjoyed the big fire pit too. Thanks Scott!!
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Matthew
5 days ago
Tent
With kids
Private site, beautiful views, clean toilet and potable water nearby. That’s all you need!
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Devon
2 weeks ago
Tent
This campground was such a dream. Right on the water, with beautiful views of the Southern Maryland coastal landscape. Private and spacious, this campsite is perfect for a small family, a couple, or a few friends spread out. The accommodations are primitive but the host provides a water hose and somewhat of a restroom area. I can't wait to return to this site. You will need to be fond of the resident rooster making his morning calls, and of the low siren of a distant train (its actually quite melodic). And when it rains, the water does come pretty close up on the site and with high winds, the water gets choppy and scary but you'll just need to move more inland. The host is friendly and attentive. This is a gem!!!!
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Hugh
2 weeks ago
Tent
Great spot right in next to a beautiful lake. We loved the Black Forest pine, picnic table, and fire pit grill.
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Haeun
2 weeks ago
Tent
Group trip
Amazing campsite. Hosts Katie and Josh were lovely. The barn animals are adorable and the amenities were so nice! 10/10 would be back
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Rebecca
2 weeks ago
Tent
Group trip
Great experience! The spot is great for shade and access to the Monocacy river.
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Katie
2 weeks ago
With kids
My daughter and I stayed for a mother-daughter birthday weekend, and the campsite was perfect! It is very secluded and private and we were able to completely relax and just be in the moment.
Maria left us a basketful of such thoughtful items to make the stay just that much better! We were only about 15 minutes from Harpers Ferry, so we were easily able to make a day of that and come back to relax by the fire.
The second night, we had some weather come in, but the canvas tent kept the wind and rain out and we stayed perfectly nice and dry and cozy and were reading by lamplight (which was so fun)! I would absolutely visit again, and highly recommend! Thank you Maria! It was amazing!!
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Vedansh
2 weeks ago
Tent
Group trip
Great site with river access and a amazing swimming hole nearby, host is super friendly
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Thomas
2 weeks ago
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Regina
3 weeks ago
Tent
With pets
Always at blast here with my beagle, regardless of the site! Beautiful in summer, serene in winter. We will definitely be back soon 🤗
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Dorian
3 weeks ago
17 ft campervan
With pets
Camp Comus was a wonderful stay near Sugarloaf Mountain and a cozy place to stay after a day of hiking. The grounds were beautiful, the animals were friendly and they provided ample firewood. The farmhands on the property were nice and really helpful.
Additionally, the barn house which housed the bathroom and shower was accessible throughout the night and easy to find (even in the dark).
10/10 property. Easily one of my favorite Hip Camps.
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Austin
3 weeks ago
Tent
Very pretty piece of property. The host was amazing and very laid back. The new bathroom and shower are very nice as well along with the other amenities !
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Edith
3 weeks ago
Tent
With pets
We loved this spot—such a beautiful view and a really peaceful setting. The site itself was great, and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Would definitely come back!
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Beth
3 weeks ago
8 ft truck camper
With pets
What a beautiful spot! I stayed one night and thoroughly enjoyed the site, the stream right behind it, and the horses all around. The host was responsive and the site was easy to find. There was sufficient cell service too. I would love to come again!
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Ann
3 weeks ago
With kids
Julie was a great host! First of all, the location is even better than the photos. Vast land but very private. Second, was surprised by all the extra amenities the host thought of to make your stay there pleasant. Grill, sink, lamp, nice wooden table, grilling utensils, and more. We highly recommend the campsite for a getaway!!!
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April
3 weeks ago
Weekend Trip to Camps at Evensong Farm
We loved this little slice of heaven. Secluded campsite. Never heard a peep from the second campsite even though we were told it was a party of 9. Loved the tent, the bed, the porch chairs, all the solar lights around the campsite if we needed them. We took naps in the hammocks 2 days in a row. Just the right mix of roughing it and having everything you need.
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Carolyn
3 weeks ago
20 ft campervan
With pets
Great directions(dont use the Hipcamp link like we did , use actual address!)
West was a great host. He had water and firewood, waiting for us at the campsite when we arrived..
He also offered us fresh eggs!
Beautiful location! Loved watching the goats graze in the field, and we visited the many variety of fowl and the emus were fun to visit!
Perfect spot to visit nearby attractions, such as Antietum and Harper’s ferry.
Highly recommend!!
Thanks West!!
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Ali
3 weeks ago
Tent
Excellent camp site with access to the Appalachian and amenities. Site 1 was not labeled and I would generally recommend sites 3 or 4.
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peter
April 2026
Tent
very well organized and willing to answer routine questions. nice atmosphere in the lodge. welcoming and friendly.
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Todd
April 2026
31 ft Class C
With pets
This was a nice place to act as our base of operations for a series of four day trips into Washington DC and back. The site was nice and level with easy access to the water, sewer, and electric. 50 amps is always a bonus. The horses were nice to see grazing in their paddocks and waking up to the roosters was a nice flash back to when we used to raise our own livestock. If we were to head back to the area, this would be a definite place to stay over.
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