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Fruitdale Farm

Hosted by Aimee · Bainbridge, Ohio
10 sites · RV, Tent, Lodging · 20 acres
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757 reviews
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Best Hipcamps in Ohio
Named one of the best Hipcamps to visit in 2026.
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Named one of the best Hipcamps to visit in 2025.
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Offers products directly sourced or produced on the farm.
Great for groups
Recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp is great for larger groups.
Come stay at our little sustainable farmstead amid the beautiful rolling hills of southern Ohio! Our peaceful 20 acres has a good mix of woods, wild meadows and maintained cleared areas as well as a small pond, all of which can be explored via our nature trail. Enjoy the sounds of nature and an incredible night sky. FIREWOOD and seasonal farm goods are available for purchase at a self-serve stand (several payment options available). There is also a wonderful sauna on the property that can be reserved (go to sauna to reserve a time). Great hiking, kayaking, biking, birding, fishing, swimming, and disc-golfing opportunities just a few miles away at Paint Creek State Park and the Highland Nature Sanctuary. Amish country is also just 15 minutes away with a great bakery, markets and greenhouses. This area is home to an impressive network of ancient earthworks including the world famous Serpent Mound. Our accommodations range from primitive tent-camping to "glamping" in one of our tiny off-grid cabins. The sites are spaced out for privacy and each site offers a private picnic table and fire pit. There are two shared privies/outhouses which have basic composting toilets (not flushing). A grassy parking area is provided near the road, however, ALL SITES ARE WALK-IN (with the exception of site #1). ***Please take note that this is private property and the host lives on site. If you are looking for a place to be loud and party into the night, this is not the place for you. If you are looking to spend some quality time in nature, welcome. There are rules. *** The gazebo kitchen is NOT COMMUNAL as it is connected to the Fern Cabin (Fern cabin guests have exclusive access to the kitchen). The kitchen IS included for those who book "The Whole Darn Place".

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Tent-only sites

4 sites
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Site 3 (woodland gully)

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Tent site · Sleeps 10
Site #3: This site is situated in the woods, just beyond the pond (to the right) and overlooks a small creek. It is completely shaded when the trees have their leaves and is quite private, despite being right next to the stage. Good hammock trees! The site is easily accessible and offers a picnic table and small fire ring and is just a short walk (1 min) to the pond and privy. (2 minute walk from parking, however, it is possible to drive down around the pond for unloading, if necessary, when the ground is dry. Please stay on the pond levee and then park near gate after unloading). This site can accommodate 2-3 large tents or 5+ smaller tents. See photos. Firewood and farm goods can be purchased at a little self-serve shed near the stage (several payment options available). There is a wonderful sauna that can be reserved for a fee (go to the sauna for information and to reserve a time). Please note that the stage area is not part of site 3 so please keep all belongings within your site.
Short walk to site
Campfires allowed
Toilet
Potable water
Pets allowed
No showers
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Site 2 (woodland gully)

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Tent site · Sleeps 6
Site #2: This site is set back in the woods, down a small slope just beyond the pond (to the left) and overlooks a small creek. It is completely shaded when the trees have their leaves and is quite private. Good hammock trees! The site offers a picnic table and small fire ring and is just a short walk (1 min) to the pond and privy. (2 minute walk from parking, however, it is possible to drive down around the pond for unloading, if necessary, when the ground is dry. Please stay on the pond levee and then park near gate after unloading). This site will accommodate 2 large tents or 4 small (2-person) tents. See photos. Firewood and farm goods can be purchased at a little self-serve shed near the stage (several payment options available). There is a wonderful sauna that can be reserved for a fee (go to the sauna for information and to reserve a time).
Short walk to site
Campfires allowed
Toilet
Potable water
Pets allowed
No showers
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Site 4 (juniper meadow)

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Tent site · Sleeps 8
Site #4: This site is situated on the back half of the property in a peaceful field dotted with shrubby cedar trees (it's a decent 3-5 min hike from parking). Located near the edge of the woods, just beyond the creek, site 4 offers great sunsets and views of the night sky. It is not possible to drive to this site, as you will have to cross a small creek/ravine by a narrow bridge and continue down a short trail through the woods, including a steep slope (about 100m from the unloading area... wheelbarrow available upon request). It's a little bit more work to get to this site but you'll have a few peaceful acres all to yourselves (out of sight from all other sites). This site offers privacy, a picnic table and small fire ring. It is a short walk (3 min) to the pond and parking and very close to Privy #2. The site is flat and grassy with space for 3-4 large tents or 7 small tents. Firewood and farm goods can be purchased at a little self-serve shed near the stage (several payment options available). There is a wonderful sauna that can be reserved for a fee (go to the sauna for information and to reserve a time).
Moderate walk to site
Campfires allowed
Toilet
Potable water
Pets allowed
No showers
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Site 5 (woodland gully)

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Tent site · Sleeps 6
Site #5: This site is situated in the woods, beyond the pond and across the ravine, and overlooks a small creek. It is completely shaded when the trees have their leaves. Good hammock trees! It is not possible to drive to this site, as you will have to cross a small creek/ravine by a narrow bridge and continue down a short trail through the woods, including a steep slope (about 100m from the unloading area... you're welcome to use any wagons you see, just return them). It's a little bit more work to get to this site, but it offers good shade, a picnic table and a small fire ring. It is a short walk (2-3 min) to the pond and parking. Privy #2 is within a minute walk. This site is not well suited for huge tents (see photos for layout) but can accomodate 3 smaller tents. Firewood and farm goods can be purchased at a little self-serve shed near the stage (several payment options available). There is a wonderful sauna that can be reserved for a fee (go to the sauna for information and to reserve a time).
Moderate walk to site
Campfires allowed
Toilet
Potable water
Pets allowed
No showers

RV/tent sites

1 site
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Site 1 (flat hilltop)

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RV/tent site · Sleeps 15 · Vehicles under 25 ft
Site #1: (NOTICE: THIS SITE MOVED IN 2024. ANY PRIOR REVIEWS DO NOT APPLY TO THE CURRENT LOCATION) This is our only campsite that you can drive to and park at. It is a flattened hilltop with about 50'x70' of flat open space; plenty of room for a small camper or RV (no hookups and no generators, please) and/or several tents. The site is visible from the road, so it's not very secluded. However, it is set back against a tree line and offers a very nice view of the orchard, garden and the night sky (this is the place to be for watching the full moon rise, a meteor shower or other astronomical event). The site is surrounded by a large grassy field and is a quick walk to the pond, which has a little dock for sitting to watch the koi and the sunset. The site has a picnic table and a fire pit. Guests will have access to a shared composting toilet and the self-serve firewood shed on the back side of the pond (100ft walk), as well as about 1 mile of groomed nature trails throughout the 20 acre property. While the site is within view of the road, it's a pretty quiet country road. Please note that there are neighbors. You may hear some occasional dogs barking, ATVs going by or even a gunshot once in a while. This is normal for this area. That being said, it's a very peaceful place the majority of the time. Firewood and farm goods can be purchased at a little shed near the stage (several payment options available). There is a wonderful sauna that can be reserved for a fee (go to the sauna for information and to reserve a time).
Campfires allowed
Toilet
Potable water
Pets allowed
No electrical hookup
No showers

Lodging

5 sites
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Cedar Sanctuary A-Frame (site 6)

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A-frame · Sleeps 2 · 1 bed · 1 toilet
Hidden away in a grove of cedar trees, this tiny A-frame cabin (10'x10' footprint) is cozy and secluded, well out of view from other campsites and with great views of the night sky.  A perfect getaway for couples, the cabin is furnished with a full sized bed with memory foam mattress, clean bedding, a small table, solar lighting, a usb mini fan (bring your own power bank) and a portable propane heater in the cold months.  The site offers a picnic table, fire pit, a grate for cooking over the fire, two chairs and a hammock.  There is no electricity but there are solar string lights both inside the cabin and above the picnic table, which provide ample light.  A shared outhouse with a composting toilet is located just 30ft from the cabin. Parking is available near the road and there will be a moderate walk (5-10 minutes) to the site, including a steep hill at the creek crossing (wagons/wheel barrows are available for hauling gear).  Enjoy a campfire under the stars and fall asleep to the sounds of crickets, frogs and owls.     There is a small pond on the property with a little dock that is great for swimming on hot days (bring your pool floats!) and there is a little nature trail (3/4 mile) that is accessible right from the campsite (follow the wooden signs).    FIREWOOD is self serve (there are several payment options) and can be purchased at the little wood shed on the way back to your site. 1lb propane canisters (for the portable heater) are also for sale at the farm stand by the wood shed, or you can bring your own. There is a wonderful SAUNA on the property that you may reserve by the hour (go to the sauna to reserve a time).
Moderate walk to site
Campfires allowed
Toilet
Potable water
No pets
No showers
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Sugar Shack Cabin

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Cabin · Sleeps 3 · 2 beds · 1 toilet
The perfect woodsy getaway for an adventurous couple or a few friends. Accessible only on foot (0.15 mile hike down a narrow trail through the forest with a small slope), this rustic and cozy little cabin (120sq ft) is tucked far back into the woods and next to a small stream. Backpacking your gear in is recommended. There are plenty of comforts awaiting you at the cabin. The sugar shack cabin was built almost entirely out of salvaged oak barn wood and is completely off-grid (no plumbing or electricity). There are some rechargeable lanterns provided but you will want to bring a headlamp or flashlight for getting around at night. The cabin is well insulated and with plenty of windows which offer 360 degree forest views and the wood burning stove will keep you cozy on cold nights.  There is a full-size bed in the loft (bedding provided, must use ladder) and a sofa, which serves as a comfy single bed (bring your own bedding for the sofa). The kitchenette has a 2-burner propane stove and basic cookware and dishes you would need to prepare simple meals. There is covered porch with a table and two chairs and a fire grate and a small charcoal grill for cooking. 5 gallons of potable table tap water are provided for drinking and cooking. Water can be refilled at a spigot near the parking area. A simple composting privy is just outside the cabin and there is a second, shared, bathroom at the host residence (about 75m away) with a hot shower, sink and composting toilet. There is a fire ring beside the cabin and some nature trails to explore through the forest.  The pond nearby (5 min walk) has a little dock and is great for swimming on hot days. Firewood and farm goods can be purchased at a little self-serve shed near the stage (several payment options available). There is a wonderful sauna that can be reserved for a fee (go to the sauna for information and to reserve a time). Things to bring:  cooler, food/bevs, headlamp/flashlight, portable power bank for charging devices, towel, bluetooth speaker, books/games, hammock, etc.   More info is provided at the cabin.
Moderate walk to site
Campfires allowed
Toilet
Potable water
No pets
No showers
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Little Fern Cabin

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Cabin · Sleeps 2 · 1 bed · 1 toilet
This quaint, little (8'x12') off-grid guest cabin was once a donkey shed on a farm located about 8 miles away. Tucked back into a cluster of cedar and locust trees, this simple cabin, although not far from the road, is secluded and is mostly shaded in the summer. It is well insulated and has plenty of windows. The cabin offers a full-sized comfy bed (must use step stool) with clean bedding, a large dresser, a desk, chair, bookcase and electricity (lights, fan outlets). A covered porch with two comfy chairs is perfect for sitting and relaxing at any point in the day.  There is also an outdoor dining area with a fire pit, gas grill and refrigerator (unplugged in winter). This cabin enjoys exclusive access to the gazebo kitchen which is well equipped with a sink (water is potable), 4-burner propane stove and all of the essential cookware for preparing a full meal. You will find a french press for making coffee. A simple outhouse with a composting toilet is located just steps away from the cabin. Parking is available near the road and there will be a very short walk (1minute) to the cabin.    Firewood is self serve and can be purchased at the little wood shed on the back side of the pond (there are several payment options). There you will see signs directing you to the nature trails and sauna. The sauna can be reserved upon arrival and all of the instructions are posted (go to the sauna to reserve a time). The area offers plenty to do offsite, including hiking, biking, birding, disc golfing, kayaking, boating and swimming at the nearby state parks and the highlands nature sanctuary. You will also find several Amish businesses nearby and grabbing lunch at the Country Crust Bakery is a must (the pretzel bun sandwiches are a big hit)! More info will be posted at the cabin. ***IN WINTER*** A small propane heater will be provided inside the cabin. The gazebo sink will be disconnected, however, jugs can be filled from the frost-free hydrant beside the gazebo.
Short walk to site
Campfires allowed
Toilet
Potable water
No pets
No showers
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Cattail Cabin

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Cabin · Sleeps 2 · 1 bed · 1 toilet
The Cattail Cabin is quaint and cozy and situated right beside our small pond, which you can enjoy from your own private deck. This small structure (10'x12') is an example of timber-frame construction and was framed with cedar wood, using mortise and tenon joinery (wood pegs instead of screws, some of which are still visible). The cabin is well insulated and with plenty of windows. There is a small sofa and a couple chairs for seating and a full-size bed with clean bedding in the loft (Please note that the steps to the loft are steep and narrow). The cabin currently does not have any power or running water but there are some solar string lights and a rechargeable lantern that provide ambient light. In the cold months, there is a propane heater that keeps the cabin nice and cozy. Parking is just a one-minute walk from the cabin. There is a kitchenette with a small counter, a little 2-burner gas stove and a dry sink (no faucet, but you can put water down the drain). A 3-gallon jug of potable tap water is provided, which can be refilled at the spigot near parking. There are some basic dishes for preparing a simple meal. You are welcome to enjoy the musical instruments in the cabin but please treat them with care. There is about a mile of nature trails to explore through the forest. The pond (stocked with koi, no fishing) has a little dock with a couple of chairs for relaxing and taking in the scenery. A shared composting privy/outhouse is just a short walk from the cabin, on the edge of the woods near the honeybee yard. Farm goods can be purchased at a little self-serve shed near the stage (several payment options available). There is a wonderful sauna that can be reserved for a fee (go to the sauna for information and to reserve a time). Things to bring: cooler, food/bevs, lanterns, headlamp/flashlight, camp chairs, portable power bank for charging devices, towel for sauna, bluetooth speaker, books/games, extra blankets, etc.
Short walk to site
Campfires allowed
Toilet
Potable water
No pets
No showers
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The Whole Darn Place

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Cabin · Sleeps 100 · 4 beds
Rent the entire property for your private gathering or retreat! The site is ideal for a rustic outdoor retreat, group campout or micro-wedding. The 20 acre property is in a beautiful natural setting on a quiet country road with close proximity to several outdoor recreation opportunities (hiking, swimming, disc golf, kayaking, boating, fishing, birding, climbing, et). If interested in booking The Whole Darn Place, it's best to book as far in advance as possible, as individual sites may get booked.  Any specifics (including extra guests) can be discussed with the host upon booking.  Just send me a message and we will see what can be arranged.  :) PLEASE READ ENTIRE DESCRIPTION BEFORE BOOKING  Reservation includes 5 designated campsites (each has space for 2-5 tents and its own fire ring and picnic table), four tiny off-grid cabins (Little Fern Cabin, the A-frame at the Cedar Sanctuary, the Sugar Shack Cabin and the Cattail Cabin: 2 people each) and exclusive access to the pond, stage, outdoor gazebo kitchen, nature trails and sauna. The campsites are spaced apart for privacy and there are three privies (simple outhouses) conveniently located throughout the property. There is ample parking in the field by the road and plenty of space for additional camping in the grassy areas. Firewood and farm goods can be purchased at a little self-serve shed near the stage (several payment options available). There is a wonderful sauna that can be reserved for a fee (go to the sauna for information and to reserve a time). PLEASE NOTE THAT THE PROPERTY DOES NOT YET HAVE ELECTRICITY with the exception of the Little Fern Cabin and Gazebo kitchen. There are two spigots with potable water, as well as the gazebo sink (the sink is shut down in the cold months). ALL OF THE CAMPSITES ARE WALK-IN (it is not possible to drive to and park at the individual campsites besides site 1). Car camping is an option in the open field and at site 1. Also, this is a working farmstead and there's a chance the host will be working in the garden during your stay. The host's residence is on the property but with a separate entrance from the camping areas.
Short walk to site
Campfires allowed
Toilet
Potable water
Pets allowed
No showers

Reviews

99% Recommend952 ratings · 757 reviews
Fruitdale Farm offers a consistently enjoyable camping experience, with visitors praising the tranquil environment and well-maintained grounds. Campers appreciate the privacy of the sites, the beautiful views of the night sky, and the thoughtful amenities like firewood and farmstand items. The presence of friendly wildlife, such as an orange cat, adds an endearing touch. Despite a minor issue with noisy neighbors, the overall sentiment is overwhelmingly positive, making it a favored spot for both solo trips and group outings.
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· November 2026
Cattail Cabin
Great experience in the Cattail Cabin for the weekend. Definitely recommend. Well kept, nice trails, and a koi pond. Had a most excellent time.
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· November 2026
Tent ·
Site 2 (woodland gully)
I stayed for three weekday nights at the end of October and had the place to myself for two of the nights. It was a fabulous stay! Quiet: The property is on an incredibly low traffic country road. Privacy: Site 2 was 100% private, as are most of the others. Trails: It was a joy walking on the couple of well laid out trails and checking out the other tent sites/cabins, that were each in a unique setting. Toilets: Large, clean and dare I say, inviting. Aimee, the Host: Very nice, welcoming and responsive. Tangie: Aimee's indoor/outdoor tabby cat. Sweet thing. Visited me off and on each day. Love his(?) little purrs and meows. Tangie converted me into a cat lover. Farm Stand: Fun! I checked it out each day to see if anything was added. I purchased canned pickles, dill pickle relish and the wild ramp & lemon finishing salt. Fire wood: Large bundles $5. I stuck the $ in the locked cash box. Location: 5-20 minute drive to many parks with great trails: Paint Creek State Park, Seip Mounds, Highlands Nature Sanctuary in the Arc of Appalachia Preserve System along with the Appalachian Forest Museum, Cliff Run. Each day I headed off to a new trail and left not seeing it all. I will be back in the Spring, guaranteed!
Recommends
· November 2026
Tent ·
Site 2 (woodland gully)
Very good
Mixed feelings
· October 2026
Tent ·
Site 1 (flat hilltop)
I enjoy it but those dogs were enough to drive me insane. All freaking night. They are coming from a neighboring residence so not much the host can do.
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· October 2026
Cedar Sanctuary A-Frame (site 6)
Great space, warm, safe and welcoming! Impressive woods and garden! Beautifully laid out and reasonably accessible. We loved the private feeling of staying at the A-Frame. If you are using a wagon to transport your camping gear be sure to navigate it up and down the steep hill in the woods with 2 people. If the weight is too much you can flip it or send it shooting into the ravine.
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· October 2026
Tent ·
Site 3 (woodland gully)
Perfect spot to enjoy a fall weekend! Easy unloading at campground 3. Grateful for the firewood being close as well!
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· October 2026
Tent ·
Site 4 (juniper meadow)
Perfect. Signs for everything, sauna and shower afterwards was wonderful. We did the sauna at night so we could sleep immediately after. The trails were easy to follow and not much of a walk from site 4 in the dark. Just bring a flashlight. We enjoyed Tangie the cat making his rounds and he played skipbo with us, enjoyed some chicken and relaxed by the fire 🤣 great night 💜
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· October 2026
Sugar Shack Cabin
Great getaway weekend with my significant other. The sugar shack was perfect if you’re looking for privacy and all the amenities you could ask for. Literally don’t need to pack other things besides you’re clothes, food and maybe some headlamps but we were blown away by how much the cabin had to provide for us. A sauna visit is a must if you’re second guessing yourself. I can definitely see us coming back sometime soon.
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· October 2026
Tent ·
Site 4 (juniper meadow)
This is my third time tent camping at Fruitdale Farm, and I always look forward to coming back again! Site 4 is my favorite of all the sites I have stayed at so far. I really enjoy the privacy and fantastic night sky views that the site offers. I find that I discover something new each visit. Love it when her orange cat stops by too!
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· October 2026
Cattail Cabin
Cattail cabin was so cute and cozy! Kept us warm thru some chilly nights. As always, Fruitdale farm is an amazing place and I highly recommend! My boyfriend and I have been camping here at least once a year for the last 6 years, it has become such a special tradition for us.
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· October 2026
Sugar Shack Cabin
Was a gorgeous cabin and super private
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· October 2026
Tent · With pets ·
Site 4 (juniper meadow)
This is one of the best camping gems we’ve ever been to. We love Aimee’s land. It’s so well taken care of. This was our second time here, trying a new site, and we had the best time. We hiked the trails, picked up a few treats from the farm stand, and overall had such a lovely evening. Would highly recommend!
Recommends
· October 2026
Tent ·
Site 5 (woodland gully)
Always love our fall camp stays at Fruitdale. Everything is always perfect! 🍁
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· October 2026
Tent ·
Site 2 (woodland gully)
We loved our stay at Fruitdale! We camped at site 2, easy to access and very private. Loved waking the property trails. The flower garden and pond area were so pretty. Loved seeing the bees! Having firewood and other farmstand items for sale were a huge bonus. Highly recommend for a quick get away!
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· October 2026
Cattail Cabin
Excellent stay at the Cattail Cabin! Lovely property and the Cabin was even nicer than the photos. We loved all the little thoughtful details and spending time on the deck overlooking the pond. Hope to come back!
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· October 2026
Sugar Shack Cabin
This was my 2nd stay at Aimee’s beautiful property. This was my first solo camping trip, and it was amazing :) I felt welcome, safe, cozy, and relaxed. The cabin is rustic and sweet and has pretty much everything you might need for cooking camp meals, a comfy couch and the bed in the loft was very comfortable! Spent lots of time outside by the fire, what a great little spot to disconnect from the demands of every day life <3 just what I needed! Tangy the orange cat paid me a visit every evening to check in on me and to see what snacks I might have. :) The spiders also kept checking in on me, to make sure my heart was working and to let me know I was the visitor! Haha Had a nice time chatting with you for a bit, I am already looking forward to my next visit. Until then, keep it up! You’ve created something so special that you so graciously share with us! Thanks you again! Cheers, Laura
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· October 2026
Tent ·
Site 5 (woodland gully)
I had visited Fruitdale before and stayed in a cabin, but this time I tent camped with my family. We came with several other families, and it was a perfect set up for all of us to have our own sites, using Site 1 as a common area. If you're looking for a group outing, or to just come on your own, this is a beautiful spot. Aimee works so hard to make the area lovely and welcoming.
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· October 2026
Little Fern Cabin
We had tent camped here previously, and now with a little one we decided to stay at Little Fern cabin and it was the most wonderful cozy stay. So many thoughtful details at the site and in the gazebo kitchen. The property is nothing short of enchanting and beautiful, we can’t wait to return again.
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· October 2026
Cedar Sanctuary A-Frame (site 6)
We loved it, you can tell everything is well thought out!
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· October 2026
Tent ·
Site 2 (woodland gully)
Great property, exactly as advertised, car campers were loud and obnoxious until midnight. Can’t choose your neighbors. Quiet hours would be nice.
Recommends
· October 2026
17 ft campervan ·
Site 1 (flat hilltop)
Fruitdale Farm is one of my go-to camping spots when I'm camping in Southern Ohio. It's a charming property located close to a lot of Arc of the Appalachia
Recommends
· October 2026
Sugar Shack Cabin
Great place to stay and very accurate listing.
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· October 2026
Tent ·
Site 5 (woodland gully)
Fruitdale farms was such a great experience. Thank you Aimee for the awesome weekend!
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· September 2026
Tent · With kids ·
Site 2 (woodland gully)
We loved tent camping at Fruitdale Farm. The directions Aimee sent were helpful along with the signage on the farm was great. I had spotty cell signal which Aimee warned about ahead of time. The farm was beautiful (and peaceful!) and had a few hiking trails along with a pond that we dipped our feet in. We are already talking about going back in the very near future.
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· September 2026
Tent ·
Site 1 (flat hilltop)
Very good champ experience and good kept for equipment and good views nearby.
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· September 2026
Little Fern Cabin
We stayed at fern cabin and loved it, comfy environment and beautiful view. Loved the coy fish, chickens, and tom cat We called cheddar he was the coolest.
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· September 2026
Highly Recommended!!!
Cedar Sanctuary A-Frame (site 6)
Aimee responded quickly to messages before I arrived and she provided all the info needed. The site I was on was well cared for and very private. The trails I saw were very well maintained and the signage was excellent. (The next time I come I'll do a bit more walking.) Having small wagons available to haul water and supplies along the path across the small ravine was MOST appreciated! The friendly camp cat was an added bonus.
Recommends
· September 2026
Cattail Cabin
I stayed in Cattail cabin and it exceeded my expectations. Quiet mornings on the deck in front of the pond, fires at night, covered from the storms. Unreal.
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· September 2026
Tent ·
Site 4 (juniper meadow)
Great experience camping at Fruitdale farm! We stayed at site 4 and it was private but still close enough to shortly walk to the garden, pond, and farmstead to get firewood and other goodies. We will absolutely be back!
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· September 2026
Cattail Cabin
Aimee is just the best host! Fruitdale farms is such a labor of love for her, you can tell as soon as you arrive. The cattail cabin is charming and cozy it sits right on the pond where the bull frogs sing you to sleep. Waking up there is nothing better than catching morning sun on the porch and taking a morning stroll with coffee around the property and Aimee’s beautifully done garden. I feel very lucky to have stayed here and sincerely can not wait to be back!

Location

Bainbridge, Ross, Ohio, United StatesTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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Joined in September 2017
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