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Honah Lee Farms

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· Rougemont, Durham, North Carolina

144 acres hosted by Brian S.

3 RV/tent sites · 2 tent sites

Off-leash friendly

Pets can be off-leash at this Hipcamp.

Family-friendly

Recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp is great for families and kids.

Brian is a Star Host

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Private sites

100% of recent Hipcampers say the sites felt private.

Our camp is the shared vision of Brian and Lee and son Michael. We fell in love with this beautiful property where we plan to build our eco-friendly, off-grid homestead and farm. Lee's favorite song and the inspiration behind our name is "Puff the Magic Dragon" by Peter, Paul and Mary. A land of whimsical imagination, beauty and maybe a dragon or three is our shared vision for the farm. The camping options are flexible, ranging from prepared campsites along both Little and Deep creeks with composting outhouses nearby, to "Camper's Choice" options where you may hike in or drive in and create your own camping experience. Please note that since the "Camper's Choice" options allow freedom to select hike-in or drive-in options, the exact distance to nearest outhouse may vary. There are 144 acres to explore so campers can set up a secluded getaway or cluster together in a group. We are flexible and can work with you to create a camping experience that suits your needs. Learn more about this land: Honah Lee Farms has over 140 acres of woods with open fields distributed throughout. We are bordered to the south by the Flat River, to the west by Deep Creek, and to the north by Little Creek. Most of our campsites are nestled in the trees along one of these bodies of water and all campers have access to the 10 foot waterfall area where Deep Creek runs into the Flat River.

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Biking

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Natural features

Forest

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349 ratings · 185 reviews

Johnna W.recommends

April 23, 2024

Lower Deep Creek

I love camping at Honah Lee. This was my first time at the Lower Deep Creek site. Mike made sure I had everything I needed. What great hosts. Thank you Mike and Brian. The site was beautiful and clean. The new driveway for the site made everything so much easier. Falling asleep to the sound of the waterfall is amazing.

Kathleen M.recommends

April 21, 2024

Upper Deep Creek

Magic

Upper deep creek campsite was beautiful, clean, and had a mix of shade and sun (woods and field). It was truly a magical spot, perfect for friends or a family with kids. One thing to note is that we did not have any cell service at all at the site, so that’s just something to know if you need to coordinate with the outside world!

Adam C.recommends

April 18, 2024

Lower Deep Creek

Amazing property with plenty of space to explore, fish, relax, and enjoy nature.

Amy H.recommends

April 17, 2024

Upper Deep Creek

Highly recommend

Highly recommend. Beautiful private campsite on steam with well-maintained outhouse, resident owls, fire pit, picnic table, and friendly helpful host. Perfect for getting away from it all, relax, hike, enjoy nature. Entire large property is a treat to visit - hope to be back.

Robyn P.recommends

April 17, 2024

Camper's Choice #2

Upper Deep Creek Resto

A group of us stayed at Upper Deep for the weekend and had a wonderful time. The site is in the tree line on the edge of a beautiful creek, next to an open field great for bocce ball and frisbee. We enjoyed the solitude and isolation. We heard and/or saw barred owls, coyotes, wild turkeys and otters. Can't wait to stay again. Thank you Brian for providing such a great place to camp and visit.

John W.

April 14, 2024

Camper's Choice #1

Nice and very private

The property is pretty and there are a couple nice water falls. The fishing was pretty good and I enjoyed riding my E-bike around on the roads. The site I was on was not one of the better of the 5 available. And without a place to shower I am not sure it was worth the price. Yes it is all very private but I can get exactly the same thing at the Uwharrie national forest for free. And had I known that there was dead wood laying all over the place I would not have bought 2 bundles of fire wood for $12 each. I did enjoy my weekend And I may go back some time. It was fine for a camper like me with a truck and a rooftop tent . I could get around the rough roads but I would not want to be in there if it rained. It could become difficult to get out of some of the campsites.

Location

Rougemont, Durham, North Carolina, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Lumbee, Cheraw, Mánu: Yį Įsuwą (Catawba), Saponi, Occaneechi, and Shakori First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Brian S.Joined in June 2021

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