
Camped in a 16 ft car at BeaverCreek Artfarm /HeArt Barn, Aug 2024.
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The Art Barn is an amazing facility, and the sauna is nice as well.
Camped in a 17 ft pop-up camper at BeaverCreek Artfarm /HeArt Barn with kids, Jul 2024.
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Fun spot! Quiet and private. We had a camper. Tent camping would work but the grass is wet in the morning. We hope to return.
Camped in a 21 ft class b at BeaverCreek Artfarm /HeArt Barn with pets, Jul 2024.
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Pros: Beautiful spot. This is the polar opposite of the typical, cramped, noisy RV park. Camp in a large meadow with lots of room between sites. The location is a few miles away from any busy highway, so the quiet was an exquisite change of pace. We camped on a Friday night, and the quiet was briefly interrupted by a jam session in the barn later in the evening. If that might bother you, there are many sites a bit farther away from the barn that you could choose. Cons: Unlike the typical cramped RV park with clearly marked roads and campsites, the meadow is just a big field of grass that has been mowed to provide the site locations and a driving loop around the meadow. The sites are not numbered, so if you're used to the average RV park, it takes a while to get your bearings. If you have never been there before, I would not recommend this camp if you know you're arriving in the dark. Also, if you have a heavy vehicle and it has rained, or is forecast to rain, driving on the soft ground of the meadow could be a bad idea. Summary: This is the perfect campground for an adventurous camper who doesn't want to go to a typical RV park and be packed next to other campers like sardines in a can. This camp is for someone who wants to spend time immersed in a minimally altered natural setting. The counter-culture artsy vibe is just icing on the cake.
