This listing is intended for overnighters more so than someone wanting to spend the weekend with a bunch of people. Large secluded cove near our barn and garden. Watch the sun come up from the garden. There is 1 electrical plug so not all 3 spaces have electric. There is also a single water spigot to share as well. There are 2 houses somewhat visible through the trees but no
This listing is intended for overnighters more so than someone wanting to spend the weekend with a bunch of people. Large secluded cove near our barn and garden. Watch the sun come up from the garden. There is 1 electrical plug so not all 3 spaces have electric. There is also a single water spigot to share as well. There are 2 houses somewhat visible through the trees but no direct line of sight and otherwise private. May see us feeding animals or tending garden. There is also a livestock guardian dog (Cotton) on property, we just ask that you please do not feed her or leave food/trash laying around for her to find. Ask us about purchasing a bag of fresh meat or veggies from our market garden Henrysmarketindiana.com
- Check in: After 12PM
- Check out: Before 11AM
- Cancellation policy: Moderate
- On arrival: Go straight to camp
- Minimum nights: 1 night
- Accepts bookings: 3 months out
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16 Reviews
Justin and family are nice hosts. Nice quite spot, conveniently off road to my destination. Perfect for my quick overnight needs.
The space was really good but there was some confusion about the spigot water supply and electrical. I felt a little weird asking after being asked if I really needed electricity. But the space was beautiful and nice, unfortunately we got rained out which had nothing to do with Justin and his family. But there is the tiniest sign that points toward the proper campsite that we missed first coming in. And then he’s really cute dog cotton, whom we’re not supposed to feed, was over at our campsite every single chance that she got. That made it a little uncomfortable because she was not supposed to eat anything and we were not supposed to feed her but she seemed to be getting fed from somebody’s table because she was all over our space looking for food sniffing at everything and then she went into our tent as I was closing it down and like I said we got rained out. So you can imagine the amount of mud I had to clean up so it did piss me off quite a bit. And it didn’t matter what I said our command I used she just was not listening at all. But camping in and of itself on that property was good.
Great place would definitely stay again. Will note you can hear traffic from the near highway but it dies down after 8pm. There is some dogs off in the distance that like to talk through the night but didn’t bother me much.
I only stayed one night but I would definitely come back. The property is so pretty and you are secluded enough at the site.
Justin was a great host, and had great communication. He even reached out to us ahead of time to make sure we knew how things were looking after a bad storm the night before. Would definitely recommend.
Justin's site was amazing! A beautiful drive through a corn field opens up into a little wooded clearing. There was a fire ring, stars, and solitude. I will absolutely camp here again!
A beautiful, quiet, and safe place to stay at a reasonable price. Thanks so much Justin!
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- Overland camping at the 1938 barn
- State
- Indiana
- Country
- United States
- $15/night
- 3 Sites
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This guest was thoroughly confused upon arrival despite clear instructions. There is a small sign pointing to the cove, this is on top of the very detailed directions provided as well as a gps marked satellite map. Guest still had issues locating listing and instead was unloading kids and camping supplies on the table in front of the barn where Airbnb guests were staying. Cotton ignores those who ignore her but when children play with her she will hang out in camp, especially when she is getting food. Keep this in mind if cotton visits you during your stay.