55 acres hosted by Kirsten J.
1 tent site
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My parents dragged me up here from Bezerkely when I was seven years old in the Back-to-the-Land movement. Soon after I went feral. This 55 acre property is part of a sprawling 5500 acre homeowner's association, protected by covenants set into place by the hippies who invaded Mendocino County in the 70's. My childhood was spent roaming the woods with my little nekkie buddies, learning how to breathe in the land's wisdom in every nook and cranny. It is my honor and pleasure to share it with you. Please help me protect this land for all the generations, not just humans, but for all the creatures who call this place home.
I call this campsite "Truly Scrumptious" because my childhood kitty cat is buried here under the big oak tree, and her name was Truly Scrumptious. I named her after the leading lady in the movie Chitty-Chitty Bang-Bang.
When you come to visit my land, you will be sharing sacred ground with me. I will be happy to host you to have a wonderful, restorative, nature-immersed visit.Open Sky Canopy is a queen size bed frame under the stars with a lovely mosquito netting canopy that allows full view of the stars. Bring your own bedding or I can provide upon booking. This site is located close to the outdoor kitchen and dining area overlooking a high ridgetop view of the sunrise. Enjoy a quiet morning listening to the chorus of birds sing the sun over the horizon, and wonder at the daily magic all around us.
Guests will enjoy a vista that stretches for miles, and may roam approximately 5 acres of the property. Our home is located not far away, and we are available for any questions or needs that arise.
Cold, delicious well water is piped to the outdoor kitchen. A propane cookstove is provided upon request. Guests will use household toilet and shower upon arrangement, or risk the brisk outdoorsy experience to way we did it in the early 70s--with a posthole digger and a tin tub! The real Back-to-the-Land phenomenon.
