Wheelchair-Accessible Camping Near Wakefield, VA: Best Campsites with Wheelchair Access 2026

Looking to experience the great outdoors near Wakefield, Virginia? Look no further than Hipcamp! With over 833 camping options in the area, you're sure to find the perfect spot to pitch your tent or park your RV. The average price per night is $50, with options as low as $12. For those seeking top-notch campsites, check out Private Farm Minutes to Cville (354 reviews), Camp Shenandoah Meadows (295 reviews), and Private Paradise on Rivers Bend (210 reviews). With amenities like pet-friendly accommodations, potable water, and toilets, and activities like snow sports, surfing, and biking, your camping adventure is sure to be unforgettable!

96% (1.1K) • 63 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Wakefield

Camp Canterbury

1. Camp Canterbury

97%

(18)

27mi from Wakefield · 1 site

11 acres of horse farm land with 4 rail fencing (no farm animals), surrounded by woods in a country setting with beautiful views and a pond. There are miles of dirt roads surrounding making it very popular for cyclists. 10 minutes to historical downtown Leesburg. 1 mile to Stone Tower Winery and Zephaniah Farm Vineyard. Gas station 1 mile away and 10 minutes to Walmart, restaurants, outlets and shopping centers. Balls Bluff historical park and other Civil War points of interest including Harper's Ferry, WV about 40 minutes away. The opening pictures are of 2-fledgling Bald Eagles that came to visit us one day.

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Camp Comus

2. Camp Comus

90%

(50)

29mi from Wakefield · 25 sites · Tents, RVs

We are located in Comus, MD, at the base of Sugarloaf Mountain in the heart of the Agricultural Reserve. Beneath the pavilion: There is one large wood burning grill suitable for cooking food, one belly stove for ambience/heat and 3 fire rings to build your own fire. Firewood is provided upon request. There are no designated parking spots for now. Feel free to park wherever suits. Potable water is in the barn along with a flush toilet. One 30A outlet is located on the side of the barn inside the paddock next to the horse washing station. Other outlets are located inside the barn, outside the hay barn and run-in sheds; also, on the other side of the barn outside the paddock. Duck eggs are provided as a courtesy welcome gift and are contingent (for purchase) on availability.

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Maryland Health Society

3. Maryland Health Society

99%

(35)

31mi from Wakefield · 42 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

We are the Maryland Health Society, one of the oldest clothing optional resorts and campgrounds in the USA.  Established in 1934, we are 100% not-for-profit and 100% volunteer run.  We have 98 secluded acres of wooded beauty, including cabins, RV sites with 50amp service, tent sites, swimming pool, clubhouse with kitchen and full restrooms, BBQ pit, 5 outdoor showers, 7 miles of hiking trails.  Bordering the Patuxent River, we are 10 minutes from Washington, DC. We host many large fundraising events every year. We are in a rustic setting and our offer total acceptance. We are a 100% AANR Club.

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Smallwood State Park

4. Smallwood State Park

100%

(1)

State park 19mi from Wakefield · 23 sites

All hail William Smallwood. Not only did he serve in the Revolutionary War, but he left behind the ideal escape from beltway chaos. Just 40 minutes outside DC, Smallwood State Park is a 628 acre paradise with a marina, boat launching ramps, a picnic area, camping area, pavilions, a recycled tire playground and nature trails. The park is on the Mattawoman Creek, less than a mile from the Potomac River, but if you’re ready to swim, errrr, boat/fish with the big fish, the Potomac River is just a mile away. Feeling reflective? Go way back to the 18th century with tours of Smallwood’s Retreat House, open on the first and third Sundays, May through September.

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Cedarville State Forest

5. Cedarville State Forest

67%

(3)

State forest 28mi from Wakefield · 23 sites

If you’re down for a little history (and maybe a little mystery) Cedarville State Forest will definitely dazzle. The 3,510 acre forest was once the winter camping ground of the Piscataway Tribe because of the mild climate and abundance of game. Legend claims that there is a Native American burial ground within the forest... but it has yet to be found. Spooky! Equestrian, family and youth group campsites are available for your overnight stay. 19.5 miles of horseback riding, hiking and mountain biking trails weave through the forest. They pass a number of historical features, including the loblolly pine plantations that were planted by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930's, by a charcoal kiln, and through farm areas whose springs and streams were used to make moonshine!

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Greenock Farm

6. Greenock Farm

100%

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33mi from Wakefield · 4 sites · Tents, RVs

Please read entire description and most importantly, there are no toilet facilities, so please pack it out, dig a hole or bring your own head if you're not self-contained. No presents for me or other campers, thank you. 45-acre Historic farm, several sites to choose from depending on adventure wanderlust (including a 4WD drive site). Located on private gravel lane, approximately 1/2 mile off county road. Either corn or soybeans with a woods backdrop. Secluded and private, yet 25 minutes to downtown Annapolis, 10 minutes to the Bay, great for cycling, paddleboarding, kayaking all 10/15 minutes from farm. DC 45 minutes, Baltimore 1 hour. Jug Bay wetlands, wineries, fun little waterfront towns and Bay front restaurants all within easy reach. Check out individual sites for description, each has its own personality. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out. First listing actually has several options. For large campers/coach/fifth wheelers the area by the tractor shed will be the best. Around the corner there's two other choices both with firepits which will accommodate units up to 40 feet depending on your backing/maneuvering skills. Field of Dreams and Sycamore Ridge will accommodate campers under 25 feet with some backing/maneuvering skills. For those with 4WD and an off-road camper/trailer/tent choose Off the Grid, two entrances for easy access, travel along a logging road to an open site with fire pit. Suitable during dry conditions and not responsible for damage to vehicle or camper. Great spot for those who truly want to be in the woods off the beaten path, site takes about 5 minutes to reach due to low-speed access.

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HUNTER'S PARK BY WASHINGTON, DC

7. HUNTER'S PARK BY WASHINGTON, DC

99%

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33mi from Wakefield · 22 sites · Tents, RVs

THE CAMPGROUND IS REGISTERED WITH MONTGOMERY COUNTY SHORT TERM RENTALS LICENSE # STR25-00075. The campground is situated in the wooded area on the back of 27 acre horse farm which is known as "The Stables at Mezza Luna." There is Wi-Fi to all the sites. Every year in the spring there are 4-6 Thoroughbred foals born that eventually will become racehorses. They live on the farm until they are 2 years old and then they go off to begin their racing career. In the daytime, when you are not sitting around your campfire, you can walk the fence lines and visit with the Mares and Foals or just watch them frolic in the fields. Hint! "They love peppermints, carrots and apples." Who knows, you might get to meet a future Kentucky Derby winner. Nearby attractions include: BLACK HILLS REGIONAL PARK (15 minutes) for boating, hiking or biking Vineyard 61 (5 minutes) Stone Silo Brewery (5 Minutes) Leechwood Haunted Forest (5 Minutes) October weekends only There are also chickens and peacocks that are very anxious to receive your love and affection with any type of treat such as raisins. Kids can even go in the chicken coop and pick out their very own egg they can cook for their breakfast. For the energetic campers and kids there are also lots of trails that you can walk or hike on and there is a small stream the kids can play in. There also is a playground with swings, monkey bars, seesaw and trampoline. There is a dumpster in front of the barn for you to place your trash. Please drop off during your stay or on your way out of the property. Don't miss out out on this hidden gem just minutes from our nation's capital.

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Riverfront Retreat

8. Riverfront Retreat

95%

(50)

36mi from Wakefield · 33 sites

50 acres of land with 1/2 mile of beautiful river frontage on the Rappahannock. Pick your spot anywhere on the property. Bring your fishin poles, kayaks, tubes, etc. Peace and quiet and mother nature.... This is raw land with no electricity, no water, no hookups. There are bathrooms and showers provided 1 mile away at the neighboring campground(free to use).

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Dry RV Pad - 55min from DC - 30amp

9. Dry RV Pad - 55min from DC - 30amp

90%

(20)

37mi from Wakefield · 1 site

Parking area clearly marked. Back RV in to the square box pad.***Natural features you'll find near the Dry RV Pad ***55min from DC in Maryland50min from Annapolis Less than an hour to the National Harbor, fine dining, entertainment and the MGM Casino.15min to Breezy Point Beach (may have fee)20min to North Beach Boardwalk & Rod'n Reel Casino and Water Park

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Westmoreland State Park

10. Westmoreland State Park

93%

(15)

State park 50mi from Wakefield · 35 sites

Blend history and scenery at this glamorous state park.

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Crowspeak

11. Crowspeak

100%

(10)

40mi from Wakefield · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

From the flat land at the bottom to the top of the mountain, this is a place where you can find a spot to sit and think, draw, paint, nap, or identify over 30 medicinal plants in their natural habitats (absolutely NO harvesting of medicinals or wildflowers!). Listen to the many birds, spot the wildflowers. Some areas are accessible by wheelchair, while others are not, but all areas offer something to sustain your spirit. If you feel the need to explore the area, you are within walking distance of NotaViva Farm Brewery and Winery, 15 dirt road minutes from the new Sweet Run State Park one direction and Breaux Vineyard in the other direction. The Appalachian Trail is just over the top of the mountain and Harpers Ferry National Park is down the road and over the Shenandoah River. We might be a teeny bit biased, but we think this is area of northwest Loudoun County, VA is one of the loveliest places in the world.

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Camping at Wilderness Run

12. Camping at Wilderness Run

95%

(195)

43mi from Wakefield · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

Learn more about this land:Rustic campsite near cool running creek. Located on the same farm as Wilderness Run Vineyards and 1781 Brewing Co. RV/ Truck Camping in field within walking distance to live music in the evenings.

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The Lavat Spot Eudaimonia

13. The Lavat Spot Eudaimonia

99%

(50)

43mi from Wakefield · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

This beautiful property features 1.5 acres of land with 200 feet of waterfront on the Shannendoah River. The site has electric hookups and potable water available for convenience. Property can accommodate larger groups. Please reach out to host. You can enjoy the outdoors with an outdoor kitchen area, outdoor shower, firepit, and deck with stairs leading to the water. Kayaks, a canoe, floating tubes and a variety of yard games are provided for your use. The property is located just minutes away from downtown Harpers Ferry and the Charlestown Hollywood Casino. You'll also have plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities with River Riders and Harpers Ferry Brewery and Adventure Park nearby. The area is abundant with wildlife, making it the perfect place to relax and enjoy nature.

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Narrow Gate Farm

14. Narrow Gate Farm

98%

(178)

44mi from Wakefield · 7 sites · Tents, RVs

We are a working farm, scenic setting with a 200 year old farm house, quiet and peaceful, nestled at the foot of the Blue Ridge mountains. Close to historic sites, such as Monticello, Montpelier, and the Manassas Civil War Battlefield. Luray Caverns and Sky Line Drive can be found 30 to 40 miles west. We are one hour southwest of D.C. and one hour northeast of Charlottesville. During your stay you can sample from one of the many wineries/breweries in the area. If your traveling with your horse, we have indoor stalls and turnout available.

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River Farm

15. River Farm

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(117)

44mi from Wakefield · 10 sites · Tents, RVs

River Farm is 268 picturesque acres that runs along the Shenandoah River for over a mile in the shadow of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

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North Fork Farm

16. North Fork Farm

97%

(34)

44mi from Wakefield · 22 sites · Tents, RVs

North Fork Farm near Charles Town, WV, offers a serene countryside escape just 60 miles west of Washington D.C. Here is what you can find at our farm: Location: Situated on 140 acres, our farm provides a peaceful retreat at the end of a blacktop dead-end road. Acreage: With ample space to explore, our farm offers a large area for campers to enjoy the beauty of the countryside. Campsite Amenities: All 20 sites come equipped with full hookups, including 50 Amp electric, water, and sewer, making it a convenient spot for both RVs and campers who prefer modern amenities. All sites are located along a creek running through the property. Scenic Surroundings: Surrounded by soybean and cattle fields, our farm offers campers picturesque views of rural life, allowing them to escape the city's hustle and bustle. Proximity to Shenandoah River: Our location is ideal for those interested in exploring the nearby Shenandoah River, providing opportunities for outdoor activities such as fishing, kayaking, and hiking. Entertainment Nearby: Campers looking for a night out can visit Charles Town Races and Slots for some fun and excitement. North Fork Farm offers a tranquil camping experience with full hookups and beautiful countryside surroundings, making it an excellent choice for those seeking a getaway near Harpers Ferry, Washington D.C., and the Shenandoah River. Please note that parts of the farm are still up and coming! The grass is still growing and some sites are receiving minor finishing touches. We are also working on the fishing/swimming pond installation project to be completed by Spring 2024. There will be no construction on the weekends and we appreciate your patience as we continue to make North Fork Farm great!

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Harmony Tree Farm

17. Harmony Tree Farm

99%

(181)

45mi from Wakefield · 1 site · Tent, RV

As you leave the congestion of daily life, unwind as views of buildings disappear, replaced with pastures and trees. Follow the winding road to Hazel River Rd, then turn on Mordiwoll Lane to Harmony Tree Farm, a 23-acre wooded property. After setting up camp, take a walk down to the Hazel River to fish or relax on the sandy bank. Or start exploring places nearby Harmony Tree Farm. Culpeper and Fauquier counties are rich in history, breweries, distilleries, farmers markets, and excellent restaurants. In addition, the Shenandoah Mountains, Luray Caverns, and Skyline drive are not far away. Learn more about this land: The tent camping site has adjacent parking, portaJohn, a table, benches, and fire ring with firewood provided. It is a five minute walk to the river.

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Harbor View Circle RV Site

18. Harbor View Circle RV Site

100%

(26)

45mi from Wakefield · 1 site

Welcome to our RV paradise! We offer a spacious 50'x15' RV space featuring a convenient concrete pad, complete with potable water and 50/30 amp electric hookups. Nestled next to our home, this space provides both comfort and convenience for your stay. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of Mattox Creek, as your RV overlooks the serene waters. A highlight of our property is the large dock equipped with a charming tiki hut, a picnic table for al fresco dining, and a Solo fire pit surrounded by Adirondack chairs, creating the perfect spot to unwind and witness breathtaking sunsets. Bring your fishing poles and bait for our crab traps and feel free to cook whatever you catch. For furry friends accompanying you on your journey, our fenced backyard ensures a safe and enjoyable space for them to roam. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, sunset lover, or simply seeking a peaceful RV retreat, our space offers a blend of comfort and natural beauty. Experience the joy of RV living with the added charm of waterfront views and a cozy outdoor setup. Your RV adventure begins here, where comfort meets the beauty of Mattox Creek.

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Happy Heart Highlands and Alpacas

19. Happy Heart Highlands and Alpacas

98%

(89)

46mi from Wakefield · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Peaceful camping with privacy on a 160-acre historic farm! Minutes from Harpers Ferry, Antietam Battlefield and the C&O Canal to name a few. We are within an hour of Gettysburg and within an hour and a half of DC if you're planning a day trip. We have a prime central location with close access to so many things to do. This beautiful property is nestled in a valley between Elk Ridge and South Mountain with incredible sunrises, sunsets and starlit night skies. Walk out to the fishing pond, or follow the trails around the pastures to meet the cattle grazing. We have Scottish Highlands and Black Angus grazing as well as Alpacas. We also have beautiful peacocks on the property. We are a working farm so expect to see tractors and you may even see us baling hay or tending to the cattle. You may smell some animal smells which we work at keeping to a minimum but again, we are a working farm. It’s a true farm experience. Also, please keep in mind that during warm weather you may encounter some bugs. Gnats and flies are always a possibility and of course at times they can be worse than others. That can always be a possibility when camping or being outdoors. Bring bug spray, citronella and anything else to help with insects. If you stay by the pond you may hear frogs which personally I enjoy hearing but some may not. Consider bringing a generator and run a fan if you think the sound might bother you or some way to block sounds. We enjoy talking to our guests so feel free to stop us for a chat. At the RV sites you have 30 and 50 amp power as well as water. All the water spickets are potable and drinkable. Please be aware that some may not have great cell service and as noted in the amenity section we do not have WiFi at any of the sites yet. It is something we are looking into for the future. If something is urgent you should be able to pick up WiFi near the tenant house and a password can be provided for you to try.

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Beaver Cove

20. Beaver Cove

99%

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50mi from Wakefield · 1 site · Tent, RV

State park 19mi from Wakefield · 23 sites

All hail William Smallwood. Not only did he serve in the Revolutionary War, but he left behind the ideal escape from beltway chaos. Just 40 minutes outside DC, Smallwood State Park is a 628 acre paradise with a marina, boat launching ramps, a picnic area, camping area, pavilions, a recycled tire playground and nature trails. The park is on the Mattawoman Creek, less than a mile from the Potomac River, but if you’re ready to swim, errrr, boat/fish with the big fish, the Potomac River is just a mile away. Feeling reflective? Go way back to the 18th century with tours of Smallwood’s Retreat House, open on the first and third Sundays, May through September.

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Cedarville State Forest

5. Cedarville State Forest

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State forest 28mi from Wakefield · 23 sites

If you’re down for a little history (and maybe a little mystery) Cedarville State Forest will definitely dazzle. The 3,510 acre forest was once the winter camping ground of the Piscataway Tribe because of the mild climate and abundance of game. Legend claims that there is a Native American burial ground within the forest... but it has yet to be found. Spooky! Equestrian, family and youth group campsites are available for your overnight stay. 19.5 miles of horseback riding, hiking and mountain biking trails weave through the forest. They pass a number of historical features, including the loblolly pine plantations that were planted by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930's, by a charcoal kiln, and through farm areas whose springs and streams were used to make moonshine!

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Greenock Farm

93%

(15)

State park 50mi from Wakefield · 35 sites

Blend history and scenery at this glamorous state park.

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99%

(59)

50mi from Wakefield · 1 site · Tent, RV

Discover the splendor of our beautiful property boasting a 7-acre lake, expansive river frontage, and miles of winding hiking trails. Immerse yourself in nature's wonders, with abundant wildlife and flourishing gardens to explore. Conveniently located mere minutes from breweries, vineyards, and world-class restaurants, our property offers the perfect blend of tranquility and accessibility. Enjoy breathtaking mountain views and easy access to Shenandoah National Park, just ten miles away. Nestled within nature's embrace, our retreat is a mere 90-minute drive from Washington, DC, and only 75 minutes from Charlottesville. Experience the best of both worlds as you escape the city and embrace the serenity of the countryside.

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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

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Shay

January 2026

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Beaver Cove

We had a great time here and would absolutely come back. The property is spacious with lots of spots to set up, which makes it especially great for a group trip where everyone wants a bit of room to spread out. If you’re planning to camp by the creek, 4-wheel drive is a must. The terrain is no joke, but totally worth it once you’re settled. There are large piles of wood for use, just bring an axe or proper saw for firewood, they came in very handy for us to get pieces down to size for our jack stove. Electric hookups were clutch during our stay. It was overcast the whole time, so our solar panels were basically useless. If your device can’t sit directly on a ledge near the outlet, bring an extension cord. You’ll thank yourself later. Temps dropped down to 11 degrees, and we were impressed that the pump water didn’t freeze at all and tasted great. Big win for cold-weather camping. One heads-up on site selection: the spot by the firepit and picnic table is convenient, but it’s close to the road, so keep that in mind if you’re looking for something more tucked away. There’s no cell service for Verizon down by the creek, so plan accordingly. If you need connectivity, Starlink is the move. Overall, a solid stay with beautiful surroundings and wildlife, and plenty of flexibility depending on how you like to camp. Just come prepared and you’ll have an awesome experience.

Jay

January 2026

Tent

Group trip

Weekend Trip to Camping at Wilderness Run

We spent 2 nights tent/rooftop tent camping on the property and we had a great time. I checked in and was directed to the camp area where I was able to pick a spot near the main road, in between the grape vines or near the pond. I chose a spot near the pond. The land is decently hilly so you may be limited to where you set up camp if a level spot is needed. The spot we chose was fairly secluded. We did have farmers drive by on tractors a few times but other than that we didn’t see anyone else. The brewery was also nice to have within walking distance. We stopped by and grabbed a few drinks and hung out in a shipping container they converted into a small building part of the brewery. They had 6 packs and cigars you can take back to site. During the day time we walked down to the farm animals where they had horses, cows and goats. As mentioned in other reviews it’s not the most quiet place to camp. Dogs are barking and geese are quacking throughout the night so be advised if you are a light sleeper. The property is also close to gas stations and a home depot if you need to run up the road to grab supplies. Overall, we had a great time and would be open to visiting again!

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Bryan

January 2026

Tent

Group trip

Weekend Trip to Harmony Tree Farm

Such a great spot and easy to find. Highly recommend!

Bryan

January 2026

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Happy Heart Highlands and Alpacas

Beautiful property close to wineries, Antietam and Harper’s Ferry. Conveniently available firewood, charcoal and eggs. We opted to do a tour of the property with Highland cows and Alpacas and it’s was a great time, our 2 year old puppy loved the cows. Will definitely plan a return trip in spring or fall.

KEVIN

January 2026

Tent

1 night at Camp Comus

I spent a very relaxing night at the farm. Great hiking trails, friendly host and Mr. Goose is my new best friend. Will be back :)

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Helen

December 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Happy Heart Highlands and Alpacas

Lovely landscape location. Portable toilet clean. Farm animal so cute, no smell at all. Would come back again!

Ashley

December 2025

35 ft Class A

With pets

4 nights at HUNTER'S PARK BY WASHINGTON, DC

Everyone we encountered was so nice and very helpful. Keith was awesome and even helped troubleshoot some issues we were having with our RV. He is a super nice gentleman I think I could talk with for hours. Farm is beautiful and very well maintained.

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November 2025

34 ft fifth wheel

With kids

4 nights at Greenock Farm

Randy and Carol are awesome. This is my 3rd stay on their property. I would return and will return. The lot is spacious and easy to get a 38 foot 5th wheel into.

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Garrett

November 2025

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Beaver Cove

Lynda's land is as peaceful and pretty as it is well-located! The tent site and firepit is right next to a very pretty and quiet river and right next to a very nice field! Lynda is also a very nice host with great customer service!

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Maxvenom

November 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Happy Heart Highlands and Alpacas

Place was great, people were very pleasant and not overbearing, I reserved my spot online, followed the signs to my site, enjoyed my stay, and left, no check in or checkout hassle. Beautiful site, enjoyed a campfire, porta-potty on site, very convenient.

Kayla

November 2025

26 ft travel trailer

With pets

Weekend Trip to Happy Heart Highlands and Alpacas

Kim and her husband came out to greet us and were so kind and accommodating! We only stayed one night, but wish we had stayed longer to explore.

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Tom

November 2025

14 ft Class B

With kids

Weekend Trip to Beaver Cove

This was our first time camping at Beaver Cove but hopefully not our last! The site along the river is great and the entire property is full of fun hiking trails and plenty of wildlife. A perfect weekend getaway!

John

November 2025

25 ft travel trailer

18 nights at Camp Comus

I stayed at Conus SKY Farm (now known as Camp Comus) multiple times in my RV. I love the farm animals, the Camp Hosts, the solitude, and the feel of the forest. 20, 30, and 50 amp electric, bathroom, and central water source is available. I will definitely be back next year.

This site is named after the wooden table it has bear claw marks on it from one of our local black bears who visit occasionally.

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John

November 2025

Tent

Group trip

Weekend Trip to River Farm

What an awesome site! Steve was immediately responsive every time we reached out, and he was an excellent host. We toured the land and had a great time camping. We will DEFINITELY be back!

Maria

November 2025

20 ft travel trailer

With pets

Weekend Trip to Camp Comus

My husband, myself, our kids and grandkids all met up at this amazing farm just overnight for a wonderful and rare campfire get together, but wished we had stayed longer. The grandkids loved all the animals but especially Zeus, the big, super sweet dog of the property! The expansive property accommodates RVs well with plenty of space to be private yet camp amongst the animals. Our camp host greeted us, got us set up with power, and told us all about the workings of the farm and all that was available to us on the property. These extras that you don’t normally get at most Hipcamp properties was really cool! A barn with a restroom and gathering area where chili was available the night we were there along with many homemade and local goodies like shortbread cookies, honey, dried lavender sachets and produce for purchase. We happily donated a small amount toward taking care of the rescued animals on the farm. A couple of our kids and their families live in the area so we will definitely be back! Thanks Juanita it was a pleasure!!

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Philip

November 2025

Tent

1 night at Happy Heart Highlands and Alpacas

The pond site is great and the entire property is perfect for camping. We were there for only one night but would come back again to enjoy the region, including all of the nearby historical and natural areas. The directions to the site, and the hosts instructions, were very clear and easy to follow.

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Jessica

November 2025

16 ft car

With kids

1 night at Camping at Wilderness Run

Overall a decent stay. The staff at the brewery were confused about check in but we got it sorted out. It was in the colder season so we had a lot of privacy which was really nice. We enjoyed the ability to hang at the brewery/vineyard with other campers and we appreciated bathrooms available after hours. The butter beer and white wine hot apple cider were just what we needed that chilly night. Would stay again but my only complaint was it was hard to find a flat spot to set up. We found a decently flat spot but since we were sleeping directly on a mat on the ground we were shifting/sliding all night- prob would’ve been fine for a RV camper though.

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Kilmar

November 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Beaver Cove

So quiet and peaceful! Especially at night, you can really see the stars. It was clean, fire pit included, and picnic table which was very nice!

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isabel

November 2025

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to River Farm

This was a perfect camp site!! Went with my family & took our two dogs. The dogs had a blast, plenty of space while still having some fencing around to keep them from being too crazy. It was private and the stars were great. Host was wonderful, everything was easy to find, and the bathroom was clean. It was daddy long legs galore but personally if i had to pick one bug to see a bunch it would be them. Harmless and on items more than people. Overall a great trip!!