Barbour Farms Camp sets on the hallowed grounds of the historic Ledford Farm. Our Great-Great grandparents, Jim and Mary Ledford, purchased this farm in the early 1870s. At an Read more...
Barbour Farms Camp sets on the hallowed grounds of the historic Ledford Farm. Our Great-Great grandparents, Jim and Mary Ledford, purchased this farm in the early 1870s. At an additional cost you may request a guided tour of "A Day in the Life of Jim & Mary Ledford." See where Ol' Griffey School once set. View Jim and Mary's Ol' house seat and drink from the same artesian spring they drank from in the 1870's. Jim and Mary were quite industrious along with their seven children. Picture their mule drawn wagon, sawmill, sorghum mill, and grist mill. Their family made these services available to the community. Go to Barbour Farms, Properties & Nutrition and watch our short video on our overview of the farm on Facebook, and don't forget to Like us. So, totally unplug and enjoy a rustic back-country experience. All campers are encouraged to follow Leave No Trace principles.
Craig: This camp provides a quiet peaceful 80 acre setting to take in nature. Barbour Farm sits on the...
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Barbour Farms Camp sets on the hallowed grounds of the historic Ledford Farm. Our Great-Great grandparents, Jim and Mary Ledford, purchased this farm in the early 1870s. At an Read more...
Barbour Farms Camp sets on the hallowed grounds of the historic Ledford Farm. Our Great-Great grandparents, Jim and Mary Ledford, purchased this farm in the early 1870s. At an additional cost you may request a guided tour of "A Day in the Life of Jim & Mary Ledford." See where Ol' Griffey School once set. View Jim and Mary's Ol' house seat and drink from the same artesian spring they drank from in the 1870's. Jim and Mary were quite industrious along with their seven children. Picture their mule drawn wagon, sawmill, sorghum mill, and grist mill. Their family made these services available to the community. Go to Barbour Farms, Properties & Nutrition and watch our short video on our overview of the farm on Facebook, and don't forget to Like us. So, totally unplug and enjoy a rustic back-country experience. All campers are encouraged to follow Leave No Trace principles.