We were hoping for a quiet rural escape, but this listing didn't quite match the photos or description. The setting is a suburban backyard — neighboring houses are clearly visible from the camping area, and there's no real privacy between sites or from the owner's on-site RV. The shared cooking area is essentially the RV's patio, which felt more intimate than expected.
The property also has some ongoing construction — partial foundations, heavy equipment, and building materials fill the driveway, which you'll need to navigate at night to reach the portable toilet (located near the RV). A large slightly dilapidated garage is also on site. If you're picturing a bucolic farm setting, note that while there are grapevines across the road, the surroundings are decidedly suburban.
That said, the host was genuinely warm and responsive. If you just need a convenient place to stop for the night and aren't expecting a polished outdoor experience, it may suit you fine. We ultimately chose not to stay, but that's a personal call based on what you're looking for. We'd recommend reading recent reviews and looking at all the photos carefully (which paint a rosier picture than our experience) before booking.