- Farm Glamping
The best farm glamping sites near McVeytown
99% (54) • 8 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near McVeytown
Gorgeous Water Overlook
1. Gorgeous Water Overlook
100%
(23)
43mi from McVeytown · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
The White Squirrel Properties include a cabin, rental pavilion and camp site. The camp site sits at the top of a hill and provides a secluded flat site to pitch your tent or park your van/truck camper/truck top tent.
You will have this space to yourself.
The view is breathtaking - you have a gorgeous view of the Susquehanna River, numerous sets of mountain ranges, and you are surrounded by beautiful fields. There is a rustic picnic table and a more modern high top table set with an umbrella, for your use. We have also added 4 hammock chairs that you can relax in while enjoying a glass of wine. There is a wooden platform with a small structure on it. You can stand underneath the platform and it can provide some shelter, if needed. (The structure is being renovated for a new experience next summer.)
The pavilion is a short walk and has 2 bathrooms, a shower, and a kitchen. **The kitchen is only available if the pavilion is not being rented**. There is an additional fee to rent the kitchen. If you are interested, please message me after booking. This can be added at checkout. Deer come out nightly on this peaceful property. You won’t be disappointed.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$74
/ night
Mulberry Acres
2. Mulberry Acres
98%
(21)
46mi from McVeytown · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Small hobby farm down a dirt road. We have cows, chickens, emus, mini pigs, peacocks, guinea fowl, quail, ducks, geese, a retired old horse, and rabbits. We have nature trails and a small creek on the property. We also have kayak rentals for nearby Penn's creek upon request.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$17
/ night
Star Lee Farm
3. Star Lee Farm
100%
(9)
18mi from McVeytown · 4 sites
Star Lee Farm operates to provide a small farm experience for guests and share a private rustic outdoor experience. We are using agritourism to promote awareness of pollinators through our honeybee experience and educational programs. The Star Lee is an old “family” farm that we are working to grow into a self sufficient working farm.
We encourage our guests to explore nature that encompasses the farm's 104 acres and enjoy the solitude it can provide. We also invite our guests to “look up” into the night sky and behold the majesty and vastness of the universe we share.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$73
/ night
McClure Family farm, Cromwell tsp.
4. McClure Family farm, Cromwell tsp.
19mi from McVeytown · 1 site
This is our 100 yr old family farm. The lower fields are used for beef cattle grazing and hay making. There is a rough road to walk up to the fields and woods above. We are very close to the Aughwick creek where there is kayaking and fishing. There are many trails in Huntingdon County. We are about 45 mins away from Lake Raystown dam where there is boating and camping and trails. The 1000 steps is a popular hiking trail.
We have a recently remodeled farmhouse for short term rentals. There is a spot for a motor home that would have electric and water hookups.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$166
/ night
Sassafras Hollow
5. Sassafras Hollow
100%
(9)
27mi from McVeytown · 1 site
Enjoy a relaxing stay in the cabin tucked away in a quiet corner of our farm.
More than just a glamping experience, the cabin is provided with hot and cold running water, a Bathroom with shower and composting toilet, electricity, heat and air-conditioning, a kitchenette for meal preparation and, of course, a great porch where you can enjoy the solitude of Sassafras Hollow.
Our farm is conveniently located near state parks, hiking trails, and streams for outdoor activities. Standing Stone Trail is a mile from the farm and it’s a short drive to The East Broad Top Railroad, Lake Raystown and the Thousand Steps.
Since we operate an organic vegetable farm, seasonal produce is always available.
We are also home to Barn Door Artisans, a collaborative family enterprise offering finished wood products, ceramics and fine art.
Visit the Art Studio, just a short walk down the path, to browse the artwork created from materials from the surrounding landscape.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$110
/ night
Whiskey Cabin @ Hideaway Ranch
6. Whiskey Cabin @ Hideaway Ranch
46mi from McVeytown · 1 site
Located in the rolling hills of the Pennsylvania mountains, Hideaway Ranch has 65 acres of open adventure. Established in the late 1800, in historic Bedford County, home of the 1794 Whiskey Rebellion. We offer a glamping tent available for 4 season fun.
With close access to the Blue Knob State Park and Ski Resort. A local stocked trout stream is just down the road. The Ranch has a stocked pond for fishing and kayaks accessible. The ranch has numerous groomed trails for hiking, biking and off-road.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$100
/ night
99% (54) • 8 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near McVeytown
Gorgeous Water Overlook
1. Gorgeous Water Overlook
100%
(23)
43mi from McVeytown · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
The White Squirrel Properties include a cabin, rental pavilion and camp site. The camp site sits at the top of a hill and provides a secluded flat site to pitch your tent or park your van/truck camper/truck top tent.
You will have this space to yourself.
The view is breathtaking - you have a gorgeous view of the Susquehanna River, numerous sets of mountain ranges, and you are surrounded by beautiful fields. There is a rustic picnic table and a more modern high top table set with an umbrella, for your use. We have also added 4 hammock chairs that you can relax in while enjoying a glass of wine. There is a wooden platform with a small structure on it. You can stand underneath the platform and it can provide some shelter, if needed. (The structure is being renovated for a new experience next summer.)
The pavilion is a short walk and has 2 bathrooms, a shower, and a kitchen. **The kitchen is only available if the pavilion is not being rented**. There is an additional fee to rent the kitchen. If you are interested, please message me after booking. This can be added at checkout. Deer come out nightly on this peaceful property. You won’t be disappointed.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$74
/ night
Mulberry Acres
2. Mulberry Acres
98%
(21)
46mi from McVeytown · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Small hobby farm down a dirt road. We have cows, chickens, emus, mini pigs, peacocks, guinea fowl, quail, ducks, geese, a retired old horse, and rabbits. We have nature trails and a small creek on the property. We also have kayak rentals for nearby Penn's creek upon request.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$17
/ night
Star Lee Farm
3. Star Lee Farm
100%
(9)
18mi from McVeytown · 4 sites
Star Lee Farm operates to provide a small farm experience for guests and share a private rustic outdoor experience. We are using agritourism to promote awareness of pollinators through our honeybee experience and educational programs. The Star Lee is an old “family” farm that we are working to grow into a self sufficient working farm.
We encourage our guests to explore nature that encompasses the farm's 104 acres and enjoy the solitude it can provide. We also invite our guests to “look up” into the night sky and behold the majesty and vastness of the universe we share.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$73
/ night
McClure Family farm, Cromwell tsp.
4. McClure Family farm, Cromwell tsp.
19mi from McVeytown · 1 site
This is our 100 yr old family farm. The lower fields are used for beef cattle grazing and hay making. There is a rough road to walk up to the fields and woods above. We are very close to the Aughwick creek where there is kayaking and fishing. There are many trails in Huntingdon County. We are about 45 mins away from Lake Raystown dam where there is boating and camping and trails. The 1000 steps is a popular hiking trail.
We have a recently remodeled farmhouse for short term rentals. There is a spot for a motor home that would have electric and water hookups.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$166
/ night
Sassafras Hollow
5. Sassafras Hollow
100%
(9)
27mi from McVeytown · 1 site
Enjoy a relaxing stay in the cabin tucked away in a quiet corner of our farm.
More than just a glamping experience, the cabin is provided with hot and cold running water, a Bathroom with shower and composting toilet, electricity, heat and air-conditioning, a kitchenette for meal preparation and, of course, a great porch where you can enjoy the solitude of Sassafras Hollow.
Our farm is conveniently located near state parks, hiking trails, and streams for outdoor activities. Standing Stone Trail is a mile from the farm and it’s a short drive to The East Broad Top Railroad, Lake Raystown and the Thousand Steps.
Since we operate an organic vegetable farm, seasonal produce is always available.
We are also home to Barn Door Artisans, a collaborative family enterprise offering finished wood products, ceramics and fine art.
Visit the Art Studio, just a short walk down the path, to browse the artwork created from materials from the surrounding landscape.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$110
/ night
Whiskey Cabin @ Hideaway Ranch
6. Whiskey Cabin @ Hideaway Ranch
46mi from McVeytown · 1 site
Located in the rolling hills of the Pennsylvania mountains, Hideaway Ranch has 65 acres of open adventure. Established in the late 1800, in historic Bedford County, home of the 1794 Whiskey Rebellion. We offer a glamping tent available for 4 season fun.
With close access to the Blue Knob State Park and Ski Resort. A local stocked trout stream is just down the road. The Ranch has a stocked pond for fishing and kayaks accessible. The ranch has numerous groomed trails for hiking, biking and off-road.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$100
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Lyndsey
January 2026
3 nights at Mulberry Acres
Nice little cabin that made camping in January comfortable with heating. Offered basic necessities for cooking. No running water but there was a new edition built on for a bathroom instead of going outside to hike up a hill to a bathroom. There’s rain collection for flushing the toilet and there’s well water to grab drinkable water from anytime. The host was nice enough to fill both water jugs before we arrived. Very friendly people, I can tell they love their animals. The farm includes, but not limited to; 2 emus, 2 dogs, some cows, bunch of pigs, a goat, and a retired mustang horse named Charles. Definitely recommend doing a tour of the farm as you can be as interactive as you want with the animals. Do bring tall boots or shoes you don’t mind getting muddy if it’s rained recently or if you’ve never been on a farm. It is a farm after all, get used to the chance of getting messy if you love animals. We had a great time exploring the trails they had to offer even while it was raining. I will say some of the trails are very steep on a hill so be cautious while exploring. This time of year is maple tapping which I would of loved to do, but circumstances didn’t allow it and that’s okay, maybe next time! Overall, a really enjoyable time here and we are planning on coming back in the spring/summer to possibly kayak and pick wild berries on the trails. Can’t wait to come back, thank you for hosting us.
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Meg
December 2025
1 night at Star Lee Farm
Kevin was super accommodating and the cabin was very clean and cozy with lots of little extras. The outside of the cabin had a picnic table and fire pit and was private. Cell service was good enough to stream a movie on netflix on our laptop too. We will definitely stay here on the property again.
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Brittanie
December 2025
With pets
Everything was awesome. The little cabin stayed so warm and was the perfect size for our family of three plus our doggo!
The land was beautiful. Theresa and her husband were both so kind. We loved meeting their farm of animals. And she was easy to get a hold of and easy to chat with. We will definitely be going back. The porta potty is a short walk and they are working on a bunch of upgrades in the cabin too. The emus are wonderful and sweet, we visited them multiple times a day. I could go on and on. 100% recommended for an upgraded camping experience. Look forward to trying them out in warmer weather too!
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Nancy
November 2025
With pets
Star Lee is a wonderful setting for a bucolic visit to Central PA. Close to Raystown Lake and other state lands it offers a nice stay for anyone to hike, bike, hunt, or fish in the area. Stargazing and daydreaming also included. As a working bee and hay farm, Star Lee offers the opportunity to settle in, relax and enjoy. It is clean, comfortable, and obviously well cared for. I highly recommend Star Lee and am still enjoying their honey. We’ll be back.
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Adriana
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Mulberry Acres
I really loved the place and the experience, the bed very comfortable and Theresa very kind and attentive. Definitely a place you want to visit if you need to think, write, get your mind together.
Will be coming back !
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Cheryl
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Star Lee Farm
We have stayed in a lot of hip camps, but this by far is one of the very best that we’ve stayed in. Some of the highlights: cozy cabin nicely decorated. No heat or electricity, but he had lanterns for us, but we brought our own. Nice outdoor area with a picnic table and a fire pit that was perfect. Also a gas grill for us to cook on. He is two other cabin places, but they are so far apart that you can’t really hear or see anyone else. The property is huge and it is a working bee farm and it was very cool. These are located nowhere near the cabin, so you never have to worry about the bees being near your cabin. Highly suggest you learn about raising bees from our host! He has delicious honey for sale and an awesome piece of property with lots of different birds and deer. we walked around his property the first day and went 1.7 miles so it is very large. Also, very nice that it is a close walk to the flushable toilets and hot water showers. This was also a huge plus for us in October. Kevin is very responsive. He is also retired military and very compassionate and energetic about his farm. We came up for the end of the road half marathon/4miler, but in addition to that there is much more in this area if you like the outdoors. We did not go to Raytown Lake / Alpaca farm which we will visit next time. We love to hike and within 15 minutes is beautiful hikes with awesome views in including the thousand steps and the standing stone trail. We highly recommend!!!
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John
September 2025
Weekend Trip to Mulberry Acres
The land is stunning -- much of it an old field with young trees taking over and plumes of wildflowers (currently goldenrod and aster). Great bird habitat. Mowed paths made for a fine adventurous walk. The cabin's bed was very comfortable, the stove was convenient, and our hosts friendly. It was great to have such a secluded spot close to our visit to Shikellamy State Park and Bucknell.
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Kevin
August 2025
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Cindy
August 2025
4 nights at Sassafras Hollow
The intentionality of the cabin, combining elements of the past with the present, the view of the area mountains from the top of the property near the barn, and the hospitality from Tony’s son, Jake, make this a wonderful place to get away from the busyness of life! I look forward to a return visit! 😊
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Matt
August 2025
With pets
We loved our stay at Star Lee. The cabins are perfect getaway from the daily grind. Clean and comfortable. If you’re looking for wide open sky and some peace and quiet, look no further and head to Star Lee. Kevin is a gracious and accommodating host! He even checked in to ensure we returned home safe and sound. Simply can’t be beat and we’re very fortunate to have our first Hipcamp stay at Star Lee and looking forward to return. I highly recommend!
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Melissa
August 2025
2 nights at Mulberry Acres
I loved staying at Mulberry Acres! The off grid cabin is perfect for a cozy camping experience for those who want a little rustic and a little glampy. The solar panels give enough electricity to run necessities. (Fan, lights, charging phones etc). The stairs to the loft are by far the easiest I have encountered, and I have stayed in quite a few places with lofts. They feel structurally sound, and safe. The bed in the loft is comfy and no need to duck. You can stand straight up! There is a camp stove if you want to cook something simple. There are even some spices provided! The fire pit is one of my favorite parts! The view from the fire pit is beautiful and peaceful. The trails are easy walking and there are a few of them. The portalet is a short hike up a steep little hill and down a grassy path behind the cabin. If you dont like walking a ways to the bathroom, you can bring your own camp toilet if you have one. Thats what I did. The owners are super friendly and gave me the grand tour of their farm and I got to meet all of the animals, even got to feed a few! This is the best hipcamp I have stayed at! Simple yet lovely and felt right at home! I will definitely be coming to stay again and again! 10/10 all the way around!!!!!
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Sierra
August 2025
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Molly
July 2025
1 night at Sassafras Hollow
The cabin is super comfy and nicely finished, and the farm is beautiful and quiet! I spent 90% of my time on the big porch and loved it. I’ll definitely be back!
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Shiann
June 2025
With kids
We absolutely loved it here! The fireflies, the trails, the berry bushes growing in abundance, the exceptionally kind, helpful and hardworking owners, the cozy cabin, the privacy and space! Everything was perfect and the kids and the dogs were so happy! We had an amazing time and it was such a sweet escape from the city we live in. ❤️
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hazel
June 2025
Weekend Trip to Sassafras Hollow
We loved our stay at Sassafras Hollow! The farm was cute and everyone was very friendly and happy to show us around. We bought some produce from our hosts and it was delicious. Benny the farm dog is a real charmer too! The cabin was clean and air conditioned, we enjoyed looking through the books and movies. We also took a short drive to Cowan's Gap for a hike and a great view. Couldn't have asked for more!
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Xander
May 2025
3 nights at Sassafras Hollow
The cabin at Sassafras Hollow was peaceful and cozy! We loved all the handmade details, the huge porch, and our daily visits from Benny the farm dog. It was super quiet at night, and the surroundings were beautiful. I took a wood-turning lesson with Jake and made a wooden bowl, he is a great teacher!
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Grant
March 2025
3 nights at Star Lee Farm
My girlfriend and I loved our stay at Kevin's Honey Bee Cabin! The cabin was super cozy and clean. He even had us all set up with little extra stuff like a box of fire starters, a roll of paper towels, bottled water, and a free sample of honey from his farm! The firepit and picnic table were well taken care of and the grill looked brand new. The shower house was a short walk from the cabin was also clean and had hot water. He was very good at checking in with us over message and occasionally in person to see if we needed anything. We went for our 8 year anniversary and to see the lunar eclipse. It was convenient since there was a nice open field for stargazing so we had a perfect view of the eclipse! Overall a great stay, thanks Kevin for a great weekend!
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