Potable water

Toilets

Campfires

Showers

Trash

Cooking equipment

Multiple outdoors dining options (both covered and uncovered) 

**30 Private Acres/Blue Ridge Pkwy

The Little Lily Airstream Cottage is beautifully situated in the middle of a 30 acres of private forest (a farm & forest restoration project called WILDHAVEN) within minutes from Grandfather Mountain, Banner Elk,  Linville Gorge/Falls, Jonas Ridge Tubing, and across from the Blue Ridge Parkway! (with a short drive to Blowing Rock and Boone.)   

We have created what we hope to be the perfect place for couples and creative/adventurous solo travelers seeking refuge in nature--with plenty of elegant creature comforts.

On-site amenities include a small pond, creeks, streams, a hike to a sunset view, a natural waterfall, picnic tables, a grill and being situated in the middle of 30 private acres and close access to everything from hiking/biking/skiing/tubing/shopping and dining.

Lots  of little personal touches like fresh ground local coffee!

Fall at the The Little Lily Airstream Cottage is perfection!

No need to bring basic kitchen/cooking supplies-they are here waiting for you.

Listen to our vinyls or bring your own on your own record player. 

Luxury camping includes a private bath and hot shower.

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Rose Mountain Farm

The farm is currently off grid and operates on sunshine and mountain air. It has gone through many changes from boarding horses to pigs and cattle to organic produce. I am currently terracing for added crop land and setting up for gravity fed irrigation for the crops.  My home is run on solar and wind battery bank with primitive amenities. Educational tours by appointment.  The children grown and the farm lacking the sounds of youth is going through another change. Opening to campers and hikers. We are a short 7 miles form the terminus of the Virginia Creeper trail in White Top Virginia. There is not vehicle access today but we are working on that.  

Learn more about this land:

Rose Mountain farm is an organic veggie and livestock farm. All campers must be able to walk in a half mile due to rough terrain. We are going through a lot of changes in structure. Terracing part of the south facing land to add crop land, catching springs for gravity water tanks for irrigation. Growing greens under high tunnel in the fall and spring. Campers are encouraged to do work trade for camping space in addition to the small site fee. We will offer produce trade to work traders. We are off grid and solar/ wind  powered in the farm house. We are adding intern spaces that will also be solar and passive solar powered. The farm is moving towards becoming an educational space for young energetic minds to learn and grow. There will be more information posted as we evolve. We do have a trout stream that joins the property and you can swim in the creek. The camp spaces are wooded and spread around the farm. There is gravity spring water in several locations.  Pit potty/ your shovel and a newly added porta potty at the parking lot. We have bamboo fishing poles and  bikes to loan for rides to town 5 miles away.

Farm house is off grid on wind and solar. Educational tours by appointment.

Farm sign will be on gate at the entrance

Across from your campsite you have a nice table and chairs under a canopy

The Henhouse on BeulahLand Farm

I have lived here at Beulah Land for thirty five years. My husband and I moved here in 1987 to pursue a slower more purposeful form of life with our four young sons and my 97year old Grandma. In the ensuing years, after Grandma passed away, we took care of my Mom for five years. I had always wanted to live on a farm, so over those decades, we raised and cared for flocks of chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese, a milk cow, meat cows, sheep, goats, pigs, bunnies, ferrets, iguanas, lovebirds, cockatiels and just about every other kind of animal you can keep as a pet!  We have a lot of wonderful memories of that life, but thirty five years later, things are very different. 

My ex husband  and I are happily divorced and best of friends- he sometimes rents a room in the summer to get away from the heat of the Southern California desert! He runs a hostel in Slab City from September to May and also rents out spaces on Airbnb! You will know him if he’s around by his big white beard. He looks like Santa Claus. He’s a good egg.

My farm has about an acre of level land and another acre of hillside.  The Henhouse campsite is situated up against the hill where there is a pretty rocky cliff overhang.  It is located about twenty five or  thirty yards from Brushy Fork Creek which runs the length of my property.  It is a shallow creek, not much more than a few feet deep in any spot, but fun for creek walking.  I cannot promise you will not see a water snake from time to time but I have never seen a poisonous snake on this property in thirty five years years.  

When you come across the bridge onto Beulah Land Lane (my driveway) you are on a long concrete drive that runs all the way down to my house which is at the end of the driveway.  I have tried to include accurate pictures to depict the location because I don't want anyone to be disappointed- There is no big red barn with a silo- there used to be a barn, but it fell down one winter afternoon with a crash under the weight of a big snow, But that’s another story. The campsite is actually on the spot where the barn used to be.  There are no farm animals or crops of anything but flowers. :-) 
There are no fields of wheat or hay, except across the creek on a five acre strip of land which is between the creek and Highway 421.  You might see a tractor over there, ploughing up the field in the spring for hay or field corn.  

You can hear cars on the highway but at night its pretty quiet.  I do provide ear plugs for anyone who needs them! We used to build dams all along the creek to make it sing at night.  You are welcome to do the same. There will be no hayrides in the fall. (though I do know an awesome place you can go for one) 

Now, I live here with a few good folks who share the space with us.  It is a serene and quiet spot in a lovely valley.  The campsite is built around the former outbuildings which have been repurposed, so it is not in the woods.  Depending on the weather, it might be warm in the tent during the day, but the Henhouse is shady and almost always a breeze blowing.  

We have a two story Guest House between my house and the Henhouse.  It has two small apartments in it.   Neither one of them are worried about a little noise at the campsite.  As a matter of fact they both love to play for my guests from time to time- John builds banjos and plays several instruments! His style is primitive bluegrass and he’s been known to break out the instruments for a jug band so everyone can play along! Sam is an eclectic  “crooner” who I believe should have a world stage and also plays several instruments! He works at a nearby winery where he plays music and also is a Somalier.  If you let me know ahead of time, they really do try to accommodate coming out and singing a few songs around the bonfire with you. Tips are more than welcome.

If you look through the pictures, I hope you can get a good idea of what to expect.  If you need something you are more than welcome to come up to the main house.  I usually do a walkabout in the morning with my coffee so if you're up, I'll probably check on ya. I hope I have presented a clear and accurate description here of what to expect!Learn more about this land:Back when my four boys were growing up, Beulah Land was a working farm where we home schooled and raised a big garden to feed our four hungry boys. as well as edible flowers and herbs to sell to local restaurants. We had every kind of farm animal we could get our hands on: horses, a milk cow, pigs, chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, goats, sheep, bunnies and a veritable zoo inside the house!  Now the boys are gone and as things in life tend to do, my little farm has evolved. 

What you will find these days is a serene place of rest on the banks of Brushy Fork Creek just five miles north of Boone, The Henhouse at Beulah Land Farm- GLAMPING at its best! 

A safe private campsite- you are the only campers! We have two wonderful musicians who live in my little guest house- they often do impromptu concerts for us! 

A very DIFFERENT vacation experience awaits you at The Henhouse at Beulah Land Farm. As you arrive you will find your own little wonderland at The Henhouse- I live at the other end of the property in a hundred year old farmhouse. 

Walk through the arbor past your picket fence and survey your 
sweet little campsite.  It is a self contained area set up against a cliffside on Beulah Land Farm with a seventeen by seventeen foot army tent, a private outdoor shower and best of all, your own Henhouse Outdoor Kitchen!  The whole campsite is strung with fairy lights which create a charming ambience in the evenings And my guests love coming home to it all lit up after a long day of sightseeing or tubing or playing in the mountains.

The Henhouse is literally our eighty year old chicken house- which has been remodeled and repurposed as an open air outdoor kitchen.  It is completely outfitted with everything you could possibly need in the way of dishes, pots and pans, utensils and even staples for making PANCAKES on your own camp stove. You are also provided with a large cooler for food .  For clean up, you will find a basket of dish towels and a dish rack to use when you finish washing your dishes in the big galvanized tub which sets just a few feet away, under the pump faucet. 

At night, the Henhouse is well lit with strands of Edison bulbs which cast a rosy glow that is bright enough to play games. You might want to set up the old croquet set and play like they used to back in the nineteen twenties!  When I researched the history of my home, I was told that it was a community gathering place.  The neighbors used to come down here after church in carriages and the ladies in their long dresses would stroll around the lawn and play croquet.  

Your tent Is covered with a 20 by 30 foot tarp that allows you to keep the windows open rain or shine.  It has a super comfy queensized bed made up with soft cotton sheets and blankets. 
A second bed can be set up for parties of four. You will  appreciate the power strip for recharging your phones and computers and the box fans!  
 Several lamps inside the tent create a nice ambience at night.  

Being in the valley, there is usually a breeze and even the warmest days almost always end in cool mountain evenings. Fall weather can be chilly- it’s hard to predict because sometimes it can be warm,  but there are piles of blankets to keep you warm and cozy! Please take time to check the weather before you come and pack accordingly! 

For your outdoor showering pleasure, enjoy our  Pig Pen shower. Thats right.  I said Pig Pen.  Back in the days I was homeschooling my four sons, our first pig pens were EPIC FAILS!  We would be doing school on the couch and hear “Snort Snort” and there would be our two pigs looking in at us with their feet on the window sill.  So, finally, we built a concrete pig pen!  Much to the boys disappointment, they never came calling again. At the time we were studying the legends  of King Arthur.  So we decided to name all the pigs after the knights of the round table.  Naturally, we called the pig pen, “Hamelot".  Well, like the Henhouse, Hamelot has now been repurposed!  Silly Hand painted pigs in the shower enclosure will remind you of Beulah Land’s bygone days.  Step out of the shower into your own private fenced in enclosure with it’s little garden of flowers and tomatoes!  Help yourself!

In the back of camp there’s a private porta potty for your use.

Behind the Pig Pen is the old Horse Shed.  We built this for our old pony, Buck, to get away from the wind and the snow during one of our iciest winters.  And do you know what he did?  He went up to the top of the hill and stood there with his head down leaning into the wind!!  Eventually he did grow to appreciate his little house, and spent quite a bit of time in the old shed.  His bit and bridle still hang there.
It now functions as a woodshed to keep your firewood nice and dry.

Some other amenities of the Henhouse at Beulah Land include a croquet set, a big  bonfire ring and Brushy Fork Creek which runs the entire length of our property- it is a lovely shallow tumbling creek.  

I have made every effort to create a completely outfitted, serene space for you to find  not only an inexpensive SAFE and easy “glamping”  vacation in a lovely sustainable environment, but a place of rest and peace.  Come to the mountains and find your “quiet” again!.

Looking into your 17 ft.² army officers tent, at one of the queen size blowup beds. For four people I set up the other bed.

Another look across  the tent from the back corner

Looking across from your tent at the hen house.

One end of the old henhouse is set up to accommodate food preparation with dishes, everything you need to make pancakes, coffee, tea and condiments.

Shower house garden! Help yourself to tomatoes!

Looking along the front of the campsite. 6 foot privacy fence and 20 x 30’ tarp give you a complete privacy at night

Creeping Thyme Forest

Early settlers of this area were mainly Scotch-Irish and there are several dominant family names that still populate these areas. Tobacco was grown in the area for many years, but now is rarely seen. This whole valley between two mountain ranges was chosen in the 1970's to be dammed and made into a reservoir for a hydroelectric power plant; however, the residents at the time formed a strong resistance, went to Washington, and eventually blocked the development, preserving its natural beauty. This land is within the Jefferson National Forest. It was owned for many years by Roy Light, owner of a nearby lumber mill, but when he passed away, his children cleared the timber and moved away. Since then, the diverse deciduous forest has regrown quickly. A rustic cabin made from salvaged hand-hewn logs was built on the site in 2014 and an alpaca farm was established; however, the owners had to move away due to employment changes. Currently, we are working on developing a perennial food forest, as well as dairy goats, and chickens. 

Valle Views

We are in the heart of historic Valle Crucis, North Carolina.

This is the campsite only. RV not included. 

As seen from the gravel road next to the camp spot. 

Camp Spot as seen from our home in the winter. 

View looking towards the Camp Spot at sunset. The spot is on the other side of this root cellar/barn. 

Gravel road connected to the Camp Spot during fall. 

View from our road in the summer. Just a short walk from the Camp Spot.

Creekbluff site #3 Has been the most popular non Electric site 

Fish trails

Have seen property records going back to before 1900s  and there’s a very old cabin and root cellar on a section of the property so this was a farm  homestead for several families over the generations . We’re thinking they used to grow tobacco here most likely.

This is the bridge which is the entrance to the campground which lyes directly off of Highway 91 Adjacent to Last chance fireworks store

New gravel road loop leading up to the hikin site staging parking area

The new gravel road loop That leads up To the hikin sites

The new Laurel Creek Trail just past the campground Property boundary

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