1 site · RV, Tent41 acres · DEWelcome to the Unplugged Forest of Mason Dixon Outfarm. We are centrally located inside the Delmarva Peninsula. We sit on the Mason Dixon line with a 1764 historical marker on our property that divides the towns of Federalsburg, MD and Bridgeville, DE. Even though we are 5 miles from either small town. Our farm consists of 41 acres total with our Homestead on 31 ac. The other 10 ac. Unplugged Forest, sits just off a dirt road that our non-tidal creek divides from our homestead. The best part of our secluded location is only being 1hr 15 mins away from MD's bigger cities like Annapolis and Baltimore. You are that same distance from the beaches of Rehoboth, DE or Ocean City, MD. Whether it's city, sand, seafood or beach festivals you desire, you're only a day's trip away. Closer, enjoy a Lavender Festival (June) Wheat Threshing Show (August)Free fishing year around, kayak/boat launch with walking trails in Federalsburg MD (10 mins)
In Bridgeville, DE enjoy October's Apple Scrapple Festival, celebrating pigs and apples, Heritage Shores Golf Course and two major wedding venues, Vanderwende Acres and Willowbrook (10 mins) The Delaware State Fair (July) Casino is also close by in Harrington, DE (30mins)
We have created an off the grid, calming nature experience for you to enjoy privately. You will be surrounded by forest, tilled farms, horse farms and an abundance of wildlife. Native and wildflower gardens, fruit and nut trees were all planted just steps away from your tent areas in September 2024. Giving you a place to unplug from the everyday chaos and enjoy all nature has to offer. We even made a space that includes everything one needs to have a Forest Tea Party. Inside Uncontained, read a book or play a board game in this cozy shipping container we repurposed for you. Or just take shelter from a summer pop up thunderstorm. Nature provided a hammock area amongst the tall pine trees and we provide 7 hammocks to nap in. We also provide, chairs for the fire pit, picnic table, charcoal grill, a cooktop. You can't truly enjoy our space without walking the short Charles Mason Way Trail. Adventure through the forest and over the small creek to our homestead to place one foot in both States at the historical Mason Dixon marker under the old wild Cherry tree.